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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1975
Page
2
A mass of stable air under a weak high pressure system covered Arkansas this morning and kept fair skies. As the high shifts eastward a weak southerly flow of moist air is forecast to return, but the pace will be slow through Wednesday, keeping mild conditions with limited moisture.
Partly cloudy conditions with a developing west storm likely to be a weather-maker for Thursday. Temperatures mild through Wednesday with tonight’s lows in the 40s and Wednesday highs in the upper 50s to near 70. Extended outlook through Saturday includes chances of thundershowers and 60s highs, 40s lows.
Reporting on a major setback as Hue Tam Ky and Quang Ngai fell to North Vietnamese forces. About 3 million people in 11 provinces faced evacuation while a refugee stream to government lines swelled to around one million. Saigon officials warned of economic strains and political turmoil as losses continued.
The Community Choir plans its first rehearsal for the Centennial observance at 7 p.m. Thursday in the high school band building and invites all members. A weekend revival begins March 26 at Bodcaw No. 1 Baptist Church with scheduled speakers Thursday through Saturday nights. Prince members of S. T. Boyd Consistory 201 meet March 27 at the Masonic Hall in Washington Ark. World War I veterans convene March 29 at Washington. David Max Hendrix of Hope passed the state bar exam in Little Rock with licensure recommended. Fall Head Start registration at Guernsey School starts at 9 a.m. with birth certificates and health records required. Blood donors set a local record with 21 pints by Edward Hines Lumber Co, 19 by Red River Vo Tech, 12 each by Arkansas State Police and Lions Club. total volunteers 136 Monday and 121 Tuesday. next Bloodmobile visit June 16 and 17. W. C. Bruner Jr. named Little Rock Road Machinery Company sales rep for SW Arkansas in a 10-county area. Midway Cemetery Perpetual Care Association to meet April 1 at 7 p.m. at Midway United Methodist Church. Amos Little Rock postmaster historic note recalls Amos Wheeler as first postmaster in March 180.
The Goldfarbs seek a ruling that minimum attorney fee schedules violate antitrust laws after paying 522.50 for a title search plus 120 in related charges tied to a $54 000 Reston Virginia home. The case pits the government and several bar groups against ABA and local bars over ethical standards and price fixing claims.
An Associated Press survey shows U S households use less electricity yet pay more due to fuel adjustment charges. Florida Power & Light residents cut usage 4 percent while bills rose 27 percent from 24 98 to 31 62. Utilities face inquiries over possible oil price overcharges amid broader rate hikes across 30 states with protests and conservation continuing.
The Arkansas House approved a bill to establish a nine member state printing board to choose lowest cost bidders and allow state agencies and prisons to print in house if cheaper. The measure, tied to Amendment 54, aims to standardize envelopes and contracts, shifting work from the secretary of state and private firms amid debate over competition and costs.
A 95000 suit in Pulaski County Circuit Court targets American State Insurance as liability carrier for the North Little Rock Boys Club. Ester Johnson Strozier, mother and estate administratrix, alleges negligence in Otis Lee Johnson's 14 year old drowning in the club pool after being allowed in the deep end with a mask and snorkel. The club’s director said Johnson swam and was under supervision by a water safety instructor. no one saw the accident. The filing claims inadequate safety premises and supervision.
A dated lunch menu item lists Friday dishes including tamale pie macaroni and cheese, buttered greens, and a bread slice. Beverage options show orange milk and breakfast cereal, with a banana as dessert or fruit accompaniment.
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