28 Mar 1970
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1970
Page
1
A collage of snippets moves from labor statistics and price gijts to lamp ads and aviation jargon. Jests about progress and language join remarks by editors in Roanoke Anniston Chattanooga Raleigh and Charleston. The tone skewers public discourse and social trends.
Washington AP The Federal Communications Commission issued a proposal to restrict ownership of radio and television outlets to curb influence by few groups. Under the rule effective immediately current owners may keep multiple stations in a market but cannot add new outlets in the same community with some exceptions. The FCC also weighs forcing dismantling of combined newspaper broadcasting in five years with a goal to reduce holdings to a newspaper AM FM pair or a TV station in the market. The plan awaits formal rule adoption and market definition awaits comment.
Easter ham guidance from a 1930s cookbook recipe attributed to Mrs Bille C Fort former Rosé Garden Club president in Prescott. Steps include scoring, cloves, brown sugar, crushed pineapple and a long bake at 300 degrees for several hours with periodic basting, plus a simple pan method for thick slices with water added near the end for gravy.
Spring rains in Florida’s dry season flood thousands of acres of pasture and imported crops across the winter salad belt. Officials say disaster aid may be sought as damage hits agriculture and cattle. several counties report severe impact and consideration of state and federal assistance.
LITTLE ROCK AP The Lite Rock Municipal Water Works Commission declared Thursday that the February 18 strike by water works employees violated Arkansas law and public welfare. The statement filed in U S District Court responds to Local Operation Ceasney and Municipal Employes suit seeking union recognition as bargaining agent and reinstatement of striking workers.
Radio appeals veterans to return to duty amid ongoing demonstrations in Phnom Penh. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong personnel pull back from the capital, airports stay closed, and Cambodian authorities fear a countercoup while Bangkok reports disrupted Air Vietnam and regional flights. Prime figure Sihanouk remains in exile in China.
Gov John J McKeithen said he told Vice President Agnew he would back a third party to obtain treatment for the South on school desegregation. The Democrat met Agnew privately for two hours and held a news conference. Agnew planned further talks with officials and citizens in private. The governor said segregation is dead and integration is the law, but individuals should not be forced to act against their will.
Western allies hope four power talks in West Berlin will ease Communist restrictions on West Berlin and its people. U S Britain and France sent ambassadors to West Berlin to meet the Soviet envoy to East Germany for the first such conference since 1954. Next session is scheduled April 26.
The Apollo astronaut corps, once the pinnacle of space pilots, is dissolving as crew members move to industry and government roles. Walter Schirra, Amers, Collins, Borman, Cooper, McDivitt, Lovell, and Shepard tease exits as budget cuts and fewer moon missions reshape careers.
A spokesman said two men attempted to return from a work detail in Lonoke County. Charles D. Sktoe and Vernon C. Eddin were identified in police reports as involved in a bar grind incident. The case concerns a local dispute and charges were being reviewed.
In Washington, union and government negotiators focus on wage increases amid a looming postal strike. A Friday joint statement offered no settlement details, while leaders argue over how much raises should be resolved before reforms. Talks remain businesslike but unresolved, with no set deadlines.
Hope School shares a weekly menu with daily selections. Monday features corn dog and beans with a cinnamon roll. Tuesday offers tamale, corn, bread, Waldorf salad, and a sandwich. Wednesday serves chicken and susy rice with vegetables and hamburger sandwich. Thursday presents fried chicken, greens, hot rolls, and jelly sandwich. Friday offers beef vegetable soup, crackers, peanut butter sandwich, and fruit cobbler.
Fragmented text suggests men and nth matters to a gist. No clear names, places, or dates are readable, but the fragment points to upcoming events or decisions. Further legible text needed to identify involved persons or organizations.
In Conway Arkansas AP report, the Hart family abandons their house and belongings due to a mysterious vapor causing burning eyes throat and irritations for years. Mrs Hart says the vapor penetrates matter and defies removal, with doctors advising relocation as eradication attempts fail.
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