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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1970
Page
6
A fragmented want ad mentions a plumbing and hardware business with contact details, highlighting a listing cleared and saved for a customer. The text repeats phrases about finding items and a price related to a commercial offer, with partial names and numbers present.
Rep Edith Green, chairman of the House higher education subcommittees, says President Nixon's higher education program fails to address financing for small private colleges and expanding facilities for rising enrollments. She warns focus on aid for the lowest income students could hurt others while pending legislation suggests shifting support to the neediest and backing loans for others.
World Almanac recalls Susanna Salter being elected as the first woman mayor in the United States on April 4 1887. Her candidacy was submitted by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Argonia Kansas without her knowledge and she learned of it on the ballot. Salter won by a two thirds majority and served one year for one dollar. The text also notes Minnesota’s water land ratio per Britannica.
Puzzle style word list with mixed clues where March related terms, names, and objects appear in a dense grid. Read as a cryptic-like fill with references to literature, biology and geography. solve for a set of interconnected answers.
Hope Arkansas city offers competitive bids for a Comprehensive Automobile Policy covering city and Hope Water and Light Plant vehicles. Details on units, terms, and past loss experience available from City Manager. Bids due 2:30 PM April 24, 1970 at City Hall. Openings at 2:30 PM April 24, 1970.
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