Weather outlook Arkansas: showers ease by Wednesday
The Associated Press reports the National Weather Service expects precipitation to taper off in Arkansas by Wednesday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast for today and tonight, with the heaviest activity in the eastern half of the state. An earlier front from central Oklahoma northward into the Dakotas was triggering a few lingering showers this morning. Temperatures should remain mild.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
National Weather Service
Hope Star Weather and Local News Highlights
The Hope Star reports a slightly cooler outlook with highs around 80s and lows near 70s across towns including Harrison Pine Bluff Fayetteville and Jonesboro. Rainfall totals in the past 24 hours show Texarkana at .04 inches and trace amounts in Memphis and Little Rock as Tuesday records noted a high of 89 and a low of 47 with .02 inches rain.
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Harrison
Pine Huff
Jonesboro
Memphia
Pine Bluff
Mt Dorada
Texarkana
Fayetteville
Memphis
Lite Rock
Fort Smith
Trace
Ityperiment
Unclear SL-1 Memo Beats Allege Threats and Ties to Figures
Fragmentary text describes SL-1 members and alleged threats linked to figures in Southern California, including references to Alvin Hearst and others. The garbled OCR makes names and events uncertain but hints at alleged plots, arrests, and regional ties.
Hope High honors Stan Nix with Junior Auxiliary scholarship
Stan Nix son of Mrs Patsy Adams Texarkana and grandson of Mrs J J Samuels Hope received the Hope Junior Auxiliary scholarship at the Hope High School Senior Awards banquet. The $500 award funded by the annual spaghetti supper was presented by Mrs Kenneth Paddle scholarship chairman. Stan will attend Ouachita Baptist University in the fall after a strong Hope High record with Mu Alpha Theta FCA NHS and participation in football basketball and baseball.
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Patsy Adams
Texarkana
J.J. Samuels
Hope
Hope High School
Mra
Kenneth Paddle
Mra. Paddle
Hope Junior Auxiliary
Ouachita Baptist University
Stan
Mu Alpha Theta
Fellowship of Christian
National Honor Society
Yard of the Month winners named by Garden Clubs
May Yard of the Month honors announced for Hope area includes Wand 1 Wind Ward 4 and residents Mrs Ceet Bo Weaver Mr Roy Zinger Mrs Dale Howell Mr and Mrs J McKay Andrews. Also mentions university sororities at Arkansas and a Second Court for Scout Troop 163. City to distribute plastic garbage bags in August with extra bags sold at Fair Park. Obituary notes the death of Mrs Ruby Honeycutt of Pineville with services to be held in Pineville.
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Hope Council of Garden Clubs Hit
Wand
Ceet Bo Weaver
Ith Saudy
Roy Zinger
Wilson Drive
Dale Howell
J. McKay Andrews
North Pine
Tay
Rising Star Baptist Church
James Davis
City of Hope
Ruby Honeycutt
Pineville
Hav
Hope
Honeycutt
Bineville
Hangycutt
Halls Samuel
Juanita Heney Cate
Alessandria
Figreralge
Tire care guidance amid energy shortage in Akron
Akron scene reports Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co outlines tire longevity tips as energy constraints raise costs. The piece notes 80 percent of tire materials come from petroleum and other hydrocarbons, urging careful maintenance to extend tire life.
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Akron, Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
45 4-Hers in Nashville Barbecue Contest
Forty five 4-H Club members from ten counties competed in the Nashville district broiler barbecue contest on May 11. Top four from each district advance to the Arkansas Poultry Festival in Little Rock on June 29. Winners include Patricia and Cynthia King, Dennis Hatter, Dennis Arrington, Evelyn Young, with alternates named. Judges were Lassie Johnson, Jenny Chandler, and Lionel Barton. prize money provided by Allied Poultry Industries and cooperating companies. Marsha Hafinah won a first place ribbon and a door prize barbecue grill. Michael Hatinal took second place.
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Lowell T. Lankford
Extension Poultryman
Little Rock
Clark
Columbia
Grant
Hempstead
Howard
Lafayette
Nevada
Pike
Sevier
Yell
Allied Poultry Industries
Cooperating Poultry Companies
Arkansas Poultry Federation
Lassie Johnson
Dlerks
Jenny Chandler
Lionel Barton
Cooperative Extension Service
Fayetteville
Patricia King
Hempstead County
Cynthia King
Dennis Hatter
Columbia County
Dennis Arrington
4-H
Shover Springs
McCaskill
Marsha
Michael Hannah
Dennis
Patricia
Cynthia
Senate passes education bill with antibusing clash
The Senate approved a $24 billion education bill 81 to 5, but conferees and President Nixon predict trouble. Debate centers on how far to curb busing for desegregation as courts may still order busing to meet constitutional equal rights. Nixon warns of veto over weak antibusing language and spending rules.
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Senate
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Nixon
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