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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1973
Page
3
Larry W. Chandler of Magnolia speaks highly of New Zealand as friendly and hospitable. He notes a strong national pride and efforts to eliminate poverty slums and unemployment, recounting how Arkansans were warmly received during a six member party.
HAL BOYLE notes that at least one in five Americans fantasizes about a better job while many stay in less desirable roles. He lists humorous and dangerous alternatives from tester in a revolving door factory to a bomb hole repairer in Viet Nam, then shifts to a Rotary group study exchange team from South Arkansas returning from six weeks in New Zealand.
The U S Army Corps of Engineers says the Atchafalaya River crest should stay at 13.5 feet for several days after reaching that level, the highest in Morgan City since June 7 1957 during Hurricane Audrey. The report notes the crest and past records in a flood watch update. The feature also includes a May 25 1973 horoscope section and a short bio on Ed Aslin in Oakhaven Hope.
Dear Dr Lamb explains weight loss at 85 pounds, insomnia, and overactive energy. He criticizes the druggist for suggesting nonprescription options, endorses Parest for insomnia, and urges following the doctor’s orders while evaluating thyroid and other causes. He cautions against self medication and advises a new druggist if licensing issues arise.
Two Jackson Five members, John Jackson and Tito Jackson, posted bail on charges of receiving stolen goods after a April 17 arrest with Sanders Bracy. Reports from AP detail Bracy’s use of a passkey to steal televisions and stereo equipment later sold to the artists. Other items include Lee Bailey seeking a speedy mail fraud trial, Jean MacArthur honored by USO, Eric Sevareid’s hospital discharge, John Wayne on politics, and Watergate classroom reactions in Tampa.
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court ruling that Billie Jean Williams Berlin, widow of Hank Williams, was not entitled to damages over the film Your Cheatin Heart. The court held the movie was libelous but lacked malice by the maker, deny ing monetary relief.
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