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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1973
Page
3
A column deconstructs the gendered framing of ecology coverage, arguing that media and experts blame housewives for pollution. It notes ridicule of detergents and disposable products, urging a shift away from throwaway practices toward reusable alternatives and questioning the portrayal of women as the ecological culprits.
Samuel Hayakawa, nearing retirement as San Francisco State University president, recalls the 1967 68 student and faculty upheaval. He defends his firmness, notes no educational benefits from the disruption, and explains how he used police to restore order. He discusses his work in semantics and future plans to write about his presidency.
Astronauts and scientists expect Skylab to reveal how two month stays in zero gravity affect body and mind, testing future planetary missions. Crew includes Alan Bean and Pete Conrad with medical and scientific specialists, aiming to understand long duration spaceflight viability.
J P Bob Brumbelow will leave as director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission. Richard Heath of Finance and Administration announced Brumbelow’s replacement by R E Brians, director of the Alcohol Safety Action Program in Pulaski County. Gov Bumpers also said Richard Longing, head of Commerce, will retire effective July 1.
Hempstead County Cattlemen's Association schedules its annual meeting and beef barbecue for 8 p m on May 19 at the recreation area of the Southwest Branch Experiment Station. Glen Ford, president, says a short business session and officer elections will follow. Citizen's National Bank funds the beef. Women are urged to bring a salad or dessert and all beef cattle producers in Hempstead County are invited. In Rogers, voters approve a 5 million Act Nine bond for Victor Comptometer Corp to expand the Daisy Hedden Division with a new research building. ****
Networks pause daytime fare at 10 a.m. to air Senate Watergate hearings live for the first time since 1970. James W. McCord Jr., a former Nixon campaign security chief, is a major witness. Eight days of hearings are scheduled May 22 to 24 and June 12 to 14, with additional live coverage on public TV.
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