Hope School District to Auction Bonds for Construction
Hope School District No 1-A Hempstead County Arkansas will sell on May 8 1972 at 730 PM auction bids for 400000 Construction School Bonds dated May 1 1972 with semiannual interest from February 1 and August 1. Bonds secured by building fund tax of 344 mills and full faith and credit of the district. Purchaser may name Trustee and Paying Agent. District reserves right to reject bids. Bond counsel Smith Williams Friday Eldredge Clark Little Rock to be paid by Stephens Inc. Little Rock. Conversion rules and callable provisions detailed. Further information from district undersigned April 10 1972.
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Friday
Eldredge & Clark
Bond Counsel
Little Rock
Arkansas
Stephens, Inc
Department of Education
State of
Second
South Walnut
Hope
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Smith, Williams, Friday
Serrano
Priest
California
van Dusartz
Hatfield
Minnesota
Rodriguez
Texas
Hayes
Sherrell
United States District Court
Eastern District of
Hope School District
Hempstead County
William Tolleson
William Routon
Nixon visits Connally Texas ranch in election bid
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Secrecy Mess in Government Faces New Law Push
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National Defense
William S. Moorhead
Dpa
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Boston
Logan
Candidates differ little on Nixon busing moratorium
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Nixon
John L. McClellan
Well
McClellan
David Pryor
Camden
M. E. Stolberg
Wayton
Richard Arnold
Texarkana
Ray Thornton
Sheridan
Richard Mays
Fl Dorado
Arnold
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