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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1975

Page

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Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor

The editor Alex H Washburn presents a concise reflection on daily bread, its meaning, and the pace of modern life.

Alex. H. Washburn

Do-it-yourself judge fines himself for speeding

In Sulphur Louisiana Judge E W Thompson stepped around the bench and declared guilty himself for a 42 mph in a 35 mph zone. He fined himself 17 50 explaining he needed to be slowed down. The scene was described as strange by the Lubbock Avalanche Journal.

Sulphur E. W. Thompson Thompson Lubbock Tex Avalanche- Journal

Mount Holly sniper kills two officers during three hour siege

A sniper opened fire from a three story house in Mount Holly New Jersey killing two police officers and critically wounding a third. James Carhart 22 was captured after police stormed the home and wounded him. The incident ended after more than 100 officers entered the building and dragged the wounded to safety.

Mount Holly N.J James Carhart Delaware River Philadelphia Carhart Eugene Stafford Stafford Judy Jones Ralph Carty Don Alshier Philadelphia Police Department William Wurst John Holmes

Agriconservation program announced in 1975 plan

The U S Department of Agriculture unveiled a 1975 Agricultural Conservation Program to promote enduring soil and water conservation on farms. It allocates 190 million dollars, shares 50 to 75 percent of costs, and runs through ASCS with planning by Soil Conservation Service and technical aid from Forest Service and Extension Service. Early approvals include planting permanent grass cover such as Bermuda or Bahia.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Ralph Montgomery ASC Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Soil Conservation Service Forest Service Extension Service Montgomery Bermuda Bahia

Vo Tech Accepting Applications For 1974 75 Quarter

J W Rowe director of Red River Vocational Technical School announced the fourth school quarter begins April 14 for the 1974 75 year. Applications are due April 14 for vacancies in heavy equipment operation and office occupations. Enrollment for 1975 76 starts August 11 with courses in forestry nursing office occupations machine shop plant maintenance masonry carpentry diesel mechanics welding. Obtain forms at the Hope school or by mailing P O Box E Hope Arkansas 71801 or by calling 501 777 5722. For more information contact J W Rowe at 777 5722.

J. W. Rowe Red River Vocational Technical School Sugday 29 Hope

Poultry Symposium Planned at University of Arkansas

Fayetteville event marks Arkansas sixth annual Poultry Symposium to be held Thursday at the University of Arkansas Union. Dr E L Stephenson says program starts at 9 with a welcome, film on the industry, and talks by Dr Grover Harris and Dr Charles E Bishop. Luncheon follows with discussion on breeder analysis and mechanical factors affecting broiler yield.

Fayetteville Ark Arkansas University of Arkansas Union E. L. Stephenson U. of A. Animal Science Dept Arkansas Poultry Improvement Assn U. of A. Animal Sciences Dept Grover Harris Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station Poultry Environmental Laboratory Union Charles E. Bishop U. of A

City Subscribers Delivery Help Line

City subscribers are reminded to call 777-8841 if they fail to receive the Star. Phone hours are Monday to Friday 6:00 to 6:30 p.m., Saturday 3:30 to 4:00 p.m. A carrier will deliver the paper after the call. Do not call outside the listed times.

Times

President schedules TV address about tax cut bill

President Ford will address the nation on TV tonight to announce whether he will sign or veto the $24.8 billion tax cut measure. Nessen said the 7:30 p.m. EDT address will last 10 to 15 minutes and cover the tax bill and broader economic issues. Afterward, the Fords will fly to Palm Springs for a nine day Easter holiday with four side trips.

Washington Ford Ron Nelsen Nessen Palm Springs Calif Congress

Artmobile to Visit Spring Hill High School

Arkansas Arts Center Artmobile will visit Spring Hill High School on April 7 8 and 9 as part of the State Services Program. The exhibit Human Images in Art features 35 artists from many cultures with works from the 15th century to today including Rembrandt Wyeth Chagall Picasso and Whistler. The program brings quality visual and performing arts to Arkansans funded by the state legislature and supported by gifts from Governor Winthrop Rockefeller and the Barton Foundation of El Dorado.

Arkansas Arts Center Spring Hill High School Arts Center Rembrandt Wyeth Chagall Picasso Clear Stuart Remington Rivers Whistler People of Arkansas Winthrop Rockefeller David Barton Foundation of el Dorado

Easter observances amid tensions and violence in Jerusalem

Christians and Jews gathered in Jerusalem amid Easter and Passover observances while Israeli security patrols guarded against violence after two small timed bombs exploded injuring 13. In Rome Pope Paul VI carried the cross during Good Friday ceremonies and urged remembering those suffering war conflicts as Vatican services drew about 10,000. Israeli tourism officials reported 11,500 visitors to Holy Land for Easter and Passover, up from 9,000 last year.

Associated Press Jerusalem Rome Paul VI Zion Square Pope Paul Palatine Hill Coliseum St. Peter’s Basilica Vatican City Ministry For Tourism Holy Land

Viet Cong claim attacks in Da Nang amid refugee flight

Viet Cong said civilian residents led attacks on Saigon government positions in Da Nang. Saigon described the city as critical with thousands fleeing under North Vietnamese artillery fire. A U S airlift of military and medical supplies to South Vietnam was announced. World Airways canceled two Da Nang flights after a ground incident. Separate aid airlift to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, resumed amid rebel offensives.

Saigon South Vietnam Viet Cong da Nang U.S United States World Airways Ed Daly

Tornado kills G in Warren Arkansas

A Warren tornado killed six people and injured about 60 as it ripped through the town of 6500. The storm damaged three city blocks, knocked out the water supply, and forced guardsmen to patrol for looting while shelters opened at the YMCA and National Guard armory.

Robert Gatewood Ellis Clanton Potlatch Co YMCA National Guard Warren Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Little Rock Joe Taylor Jane Atkins Atkins John Frazier Bill Lawson State Military Department el Dorado Louisiana Line Red Cross Batesville Arkansas White River West Memphis Paragould

Obituary of Lillian Parrish Phillips of Hope Arkansas

Mrs. Lillian Parrish Phillips 60 of Hope Rt 1 died in a Little Rock hospital Thursday. Survived by husband Willie T. Phillips of Hope Rt 1 a son William T. Phillips Lancaster California a daughter Helen Sorrells Hope Rt 1 four sisters Katherine Copeland Grace Taylor Mary Hale and Glenn Haynes a brother John Parrish and five grandchildren Funeral services Sunday at 4 p.m. Providence Baptist Church with Rev Bennie Tyner officiating Burial Providence Cemetery under Herndon Funeral Home direction.

Lillian P. Phillips Lillian Parrish Phillips Hope Little Rock Willie T. Phillips Rt. 1 William T. Phillips Lancaster Calif Helen Sorrells Katherine Copeland Fredericktown Grace Taylor Colorado Springs Col Mary Hale Corning Ark Glenn Haynes Arcadia John Parrish Los Angeles Providence Baptist Church Bennie Tyner Providence Cemetery Herndon Funeral Home

Henderson State inducts 20 into Alpha Chi honors group

Twenty Henderson State students, including Royce L. Eaves Jr Patti Blanton and Belinda Taylor, are inducted into Alpha Chi. The group features juniors and seniors with top scholastic records from Hempstead Howard and Nevada Counties.

Henderson State Alpha Chi Royce L. Eaves Jr Hope Patti Blanton Gordon Belinda Taylor Ashdown Hempstead Howard Nevada

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Vo-Tech Spring Hill School Sepulchre Hammons Stadium Phnom Penh Cambodia Barber Shop Kiwanis Club Dale Wylie Gene Pendegraft Tom Wakefield Lowell Harris City Hall Auditorium City Science Fair Caribbean Carl M. Donley Eastgate Ter North Little Rock Marine Corps Camp Lejeune N.C 38Th Marine Amphibious Unit Lewis A. Whisenhunt Lewis A. Whisenhung Bradley, Ark 1St Marine Aircraft Wing Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni Japan BROWN Navy James W. Brown Marvin Clark Jr Route 1 Stamps, Ark Naval Training Center Orlando Fla Arva Meeting Red River Valley Association Captain Shreve Shreveport Jerry Keith Chamber of Commerce John R. Henley Cofc Hope Public Schools W. G. Wynn Call
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