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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1972
Page
6
Community calendar items for Hope including Newcomers Club meetups PTA and auxiliary meetings plus social events. Engagement announcement for Carolyn Sue Laseter and Jimmy Lloyd Cowart with details of both sets of families and their backgrounds. A golf tournament and a St Patrick's Day Dance are described, along with club reports from Friday Bridge and Baker Extension.
NBCs World Premiere feature Banacek introduces a suave investigator who runs restorations for insurers taking a 10 percent cut. The pilot mixes stylish flair with a desert armored car mystery but offers a uneven plot and hints of racy scenes. ABC counters with the rapid Split Second quiz show. Local notices cover GOP events in Arkansas including Dent visit, DAR conference delegates, and Good Citizen Award winner Sandra McFarland with family visits and hospital update for Evan Wray.
Los Angeles The city council approved a star for Charlie Chaplin by an 11 to 3 vote clearing the way for installation on Hollywood Boulevard. The ceremony, sponsored by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, is set for April 10, marking Chaplin's return after years abroad amid political controversy.
A bride describes breaking an engagement after five bridesmaids held three showers and placed $25 deposits on bespoke gowns. She did not return the gifts and delayed refunds, now planning to marry a new partner from a neighboring city.
Eddie sued a grocer after a fall that cracked two ribs in a shop scuffle. A court rejected the claim, invoking the assumption of risk doctrine from sports cases. The piece notes its broad use from golf to sailing and cites a public service feature by Will Bernard.
Dr. S Kingsley Sanders announced at a Stanford symposium that antibodies to cancer virus particles appeared in 60 percent of close contacts of Hodgkin patients, while 30 percent tested positive in normals. He cautioned that proof the virus causes Hodgkin's disease remains absent, but the finding provides a powerful tool to study population exposure and possible environmental links.
A book sale proceeds benefit a Hope High School graduate scholarship. The two day event runs Friday March 24 at 3 p.m. and Saturday March 25 at the Anderson-Frazier Insurance office on Second Street featuring Book of the Month selections Zane Grey Tarzan and early history works along with paperbacks. Alpha Delta chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Society sponsors. FOR DOCTORS ONLY AUSTIN Texas doctors may study new techniques in Texas medical schools hospitals and specialty societies offer continuing or postgraduate education courses for Texas physicians in 1972.
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