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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1973
Page
7
A brief column by editor Alex H. Washburn reflects on daily bread, its meaning, and a modest call for simplicity in household life. The piece muses on nourishment, routine work, and shared values shaping everyday pragmatism.
Publishers at AP's New York meeting preview Laserphoto a two minute laser beam news picture transmitter set to succeed Wirephoto in 1974. It transmits via digital lines, avoids noise, and promises original print quality, but small papers may stay with local pictures and offset benefits.
Mrs. Lula Faye Palmer of Route 4 Hope was seriously injured in an early Tuesday crash in front of the generator plant on Avenue B. She received head and facial injuries at Memorial Hospital. The other driver Wilbert Cox of Route 3 Hope escaped injury, police reported.
City subscribers who do not receive the Sarple paper should call 777 3431 between 6 and 6 30 p m Saturday before or by 5 p m to arrange delivery. the carrier will deliver the newspaper.
In Oakland California voters pick between Black Panther Bobby Seale and white businessman John Reading in a runoff for mayor. Seale, 36, was the underdog yet advances from a field of nine challengers. Reading narrowly missed a majority in the primary with 55,434 votes to Seale’s 21,329.
Lt William Calleys lawyer says a clemency petition will be renewed once a new Army secretary is sworn in Howard Callaway set to take the post today Latimer Calleys civilian lawyer said a new secretary could reconsider the case after assuming duties and moving forward with grounds already presented.
The Arkansas Power & Light Co. asked the state Public Service Commission to more than double its authorized stock. The utility says it must exceed current limits to fund its construction program over the next several years. Current charter allows 20 million common and 1 million preferred shares. After a stock sale, remaining authority would be 2,210,000 common and 136,500 preferred shares.
Oklahoma Walker Hound owned by Larry Arnette of Emmet appears weary from feeding 15 newborn puppies born last week. Arnette family members help with care while Kimberly Arnette, 2, assists at feeding time. Once old enough, the pups will be for sale.
The Cornbelt Independent Broiler Growers Association met to review a committee report on contract talks with Cornbelt. The committee said Cornbelt rejected key points benefiting growers. Growers plan to meet next Monday with AFL-CIO help to pursue a solution as chicken prices rise without gains. Lester Kent urged growers to attend a 7:30 p.m. May 2 meeting at the Farm Bureau board room to seek a fair contract.
Texarkana Tex AP Dr D W Wisdom mayor for three years resigned at a city council meeting citing personal and professional reasons His resignation becomes effective when councilman Dr John Nix leaves his ward A replacement for Nix was discussed but council stalemated The two men declined to comment on whether the council stalemate influenced the move
State Police report Robert Parks, 47, of Lewisville died after being struck while crossing U S 82 at a hill crest three miles west of Lewisville. The driver, Ruben Davis Jr., 40, of Garland City, remained at the scene.
Skylab's unmanned lab in orbit logged 100 degree interior temperatures and a stabilizing gyro scope issue as engineers scramble to salvage three manned missions. Two solar panels failed to deploy after a micrometeorite shield ripped off, cutting power by half and delaying liftoff. NASA officials caution it's too early to call an unmanageable situation but warn a solution is needed within days to meet a Sunday launch.
William H. Abernathy 25 led two gunmen to a 84,000 gallon fuel tank at Portland International Airport and threatened to blow it up if his ex wife and two children were not brought to him. FBI sharpshooters killed him as they descended the tank after giving a deadline of noon.
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