22 Mar 1974
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1974
Page
1
The Associated Press reports a continued winter pattern in Arkansas with below freezing temperatures statewide except the far southwest. A cold front has left the state and another is expected to move in, bringing cloudy skies and windy, chilly conditions.
Weather and circulation notes forecast colder weekend with scattered rain. The Hope Star lists prices for subscriptions by carrier and mail, including weekly and monthly rates across Arkansas and neighboring areas.
Registration runs 7 to 7 55 Saturday March 23 at the Village Shopping Center. Walk begins 8 with a 22 9 mile trek through eight checkpoints including Red River Vocational Technical School Fair Park and Hope High School. Sponsor by the Rho Epsilon Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda at Red River Vocational Technical School.
Obituary items for Mrs. Ann Clements Reese and multiple other local figures outline deaths in Memphis and Texarkana areas. Details include survivors, relatives, and pending funeral arrangements at East Funeral Home Texarkana. Other notices cover Jimmy Huett 79, John David Rhodes 93, and Mrs. Dottie A. Bearden 80 with service times and burial locations.
Washington AP report notes President Nixon revoked executive orders allowing the Internal Revenue Service to turn over farmers tax returns to the Agriculture Department. Rep. Bill Alexander calls it a significant move toward restoring constitutional privacy rights and curbing big government. Burial updates follow in Shover Springs and Washington cemeteries. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Manns Chapel Baptist Church Prescott with Rev. O. W. Walker officiating.
Church events in Old Pioneer Washington include a Singspiration at First Baptist on Sunday March 24 at 2 30 p m with guest choirs and a sermonette by Rev Bill Spearman to raise funds for the building. The public is invited. Also local hospital and school notices, including patient moves and student teaching placements at Ouachita Baptist University. Last line notes Helsinki latitude and Gulf Stream warming affecting winter climate in Scandinavia.
Between March 12 1974 and April 2 1974 all candidates must file a Code of Ethics statement with the Secretary of State under Act 313 1973 as revised. Incumbents seeking re election who filed in January 1974 are exempt. The form must be filed by May 3 1974 but not before April 2 1974. Secretary Kelly Bryant has supplied County Clerk offices with forms for candidate filing.
Cattle receipts 431 last week 250. Slaughter cows mostly steady to higher 1.00-3.00. Slaughter bulls steady. Feeder steers mostly steady to 2.00 lower under 400 lbs. Feeder heifers steady to 1.00 lower. Good and Choice supply includes feeder steers and heifers with 12% cows and 2% slaughter bulls. Slaughter cows Utility to Cattle 34.90. Feeder steer prices by weight 300-350 95.00-59.00 350-400 93.00-56.50 400-450 91.00-93.50 450-500 47.00-51.00. Feeder heifers 300-550 lbs 46.00-49.90. Replacement cows Good and Choice 3 600-900 lb springing 345.00 per head. crossbred cows 400.00 per head. Cow-calf pairs Good and Choice 3 7-year-old cows with calves at side 940.00-410.00 per pair.
The First Assembly of God in Hope will host a special 7 p.m. Saturday presentation of a new full color film by David Wilkerson Youth Crusades. The 50 minute drama portrays televised coverage of the return of Jesus Christ with chaos, disasters, and a world order proposal. God’s Power and Light Company from Little Rock will perform. admission is free.
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