Scattered Showers Return Across Arkansas Today
The Associated Press reports scattered showers will move into Arkansas today and tonight with a 20 percent chance of rain today and 40 percent tonight. Rain is expected to end in the eastern part of the state Friday morning.
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Hope Star 1974 weather outlook and notices
The Hope Star reports a warm spell ahead with a cold front moving east tonight. Highs in the 70s to 80s, lows in the 40s to 50s acrossArkansas cities. rainfall trace at Texarkana. experiment station highs 68, lows 46. In memoriam Paul H. Jones 1929 1972, editor and AP contributor.
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Garrison at Oudong evacuations begin after siege
Cambodian diplomats report the Oudong garrison and civilians are fleeing the Tep Pranam Pagoda after a direct hit destroyed ammunition supplies. About 360 of roughly 600 soldiers and over 1,000 civilians moved toward government lines a half mile east of Oudong, near Phnom Penh.
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Walkers urged to collect pledges for March of Dimes event
Walkers who took part in the March of Dimes Walk-A-Thon on Saturday, March 23, should start collecting sponsor pledges. Bring or mail money to Red River Vocational-Technical School Phi Beta Lambda Club in Hope, Arkansas by Friday, April 5, including name or registration number with the funds.
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All Girl Rodeo Set for Hope March 30 31
Girls from 11 states are expected to participate in the all girl rodeo to be held in Hope March 30 and 31. Events include bronc riding tie down roping calf tying steer unl decorations and barrel racing with prizes a handmade saddle from Jacuzzi Brothers and trophy buckles for division winners.
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Key Club presents program at Town and Country Restaurant
Key Club members from the local high school met with Kiwanis and Kiwanis sponsored Key Club with Vice President Paul O Neal presiding in the president's absence. Tim Hogan outlined club goals, and Bob Clements urged Kiwanis to support speech department goals.
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Hempstead County 4-H Horse Project Holds Spring Trail Ride
Hempstead County 4-H Horse Project members aged 9 to 19 rode six miles Saturday March 23 in the Rocky Mound area east of Hope. The ride built horsemanship and interest in 4-H horse work as plans for county district and state shows unfold with adult helpers named and an invitation to join through the Extension Office.
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Hearst kidnap case Drags On As Family Waits
Randolph Hearst planned to speak today as the Hearst family endures the longest silence since Patricia Hearst was kidnapped on February 4. The San Francisco Examiner chief and Hearst Corp. chairman faces a $2 million food program funding lapse amid SLA demands to feed California’s needy.
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Escapees Recaptured After Illinois Gas Station Robbery
Two men William Wolf and Mike Stephens, who escaped from Chicot County Jail in Arkansas, were captured in Edwardsville Illinois after allegedly robbing a Lebanon gas station of about 307 dollars. The pistol used matched one taken from jailer William Pete. The suspects were in the jailer's car during capture to negotiate their daughter's release.
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James L Hairston Obituary in Hope chapel notice
James Lester Hairston, 75, of Patmos died Wednesday at Hempstead Memorial Hospital. He was a lifelong resident of Lafayette and Hempstead counties and a Methodist. Survived by wife Eula F Hairston, two daughters Eula Faye Ellis and Lois Watson, two grandchildren and one great grandchild, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 pm Friday at Oakcrest Chapel, Hope. Burial Memory Gardens. Smith Funeral Home of Stamps directing.
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Calendar of events and obituary notices from Green Hill A.M.E. Church and Ben Baldwin
The Bravetts Social Club meets March 28 at Mrs. Ethel Garland's home on South Walnut Street. A spaghetti barbecued dinner fundraiser for the Green Hill A.M.E. Church annex is planned at Bealey's Barbecue Shack in Blevins on March 29 and 30 from 5 p.m. Plates cost 1.50. Galilettes Gospel Singers will perform March 31 at 3 p.m. at BeeBe Memorial C.M.E. Church. Funeral services for Ben Baldwin, who died March 21, are set for March 30 at Union Baptist Church, Fulton, with Smith Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Harris speaks at Muscular Dystrophy drive kickoff
Dr. Lowell Harris addressed Hope High Future Homemakers of America on March 26 as Smile Week for muscular dystrophy fund raising began. FHA chapters nationwide sell lemon scented Smile candles for 1.50 dollars to benefit Muscular Dystrophy Association research and patient care.
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