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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1973
Page
6
The editor Alex H. Washburn presents a concise reflection on daily bread as a metaphor for everyday needs and moral guidance. It critiques consumption patterns and emphasizes steady, mindful provision aligned with community values.
An editorial note explains how corrections cannot be made on a high speed press. It recounts a 1972 audit error swap from 20 to 15.4 cents and a miscalculation that overstated the percentage rise. The piece closes with a humorous Caricature of Paul Crume and a joke about bugs in telephones.
Little Rock AP dispatch quotes R M Brownlee, officer in charge of the Little Rock Classing Office, stating that planting of the cotton crop in Arkansas is virtually complete. The item notes a city subscriber phone line for missed Star delivery and carrier service windows.
Thomas Bradley, son of a Texas sharecropper, defeats incumbent Sam Yorty to become Los Angeles first black mayor. With 2,427 of 3,169 precincts reporting Bradley leads 324,10 votes 55.5 percent to 260,332 44.5 percent. Bradley 55, soft spoken, president elect of National League of Cities, registered Democrat.
AP report from Saigon says Canada leaves the four nation force amid doubts that North and South Vietnam can avoid renewed war. Observers note cease fire weaknesses and uncooperative cease-fire commission members as factors. Canadians fear Viet Cong and North Vietnamese will pursue limited offensives by October and that U.S. talks with Hanoi may not prevent renewed conflict.
The pulsating moldy substance in Dallas backyards was pronounced dead Tuesday as researchers probe its nature. Arnold Dittman of Growth International says the material seems bacterial but its exact mix remains unknown, while Mrs. Harris notes a tobacco and water treatment dried it to a white crust.
Security at Adams Field combines FAA mandated measures with a visible terminal check. Hand baggage is inspected, passengers walk through a magnetometer, and weapons beyond the gate are barred. An airport police presence, fence upgrades, and vehicle checks back the program, funded by airlines via ticket surcharges and city payroll. About 360,000 passengers fly from Little Rock yearly on roughly 15,000 flights, with additional private and military traffic.
Orville H. Hoelscher suffered critical injuries from a fall at Page Arizona while working on the Navajo Generating Plant construction. He was transported to St Josephs Hospital in Phoenix, with his wife Mrs Hoelscher and sister in law Mrs Thelma Holt flying to Phoenix to join him.
Skylab astronauts Conrad and Weitz planned to activate a cameras and sensors to observe crops weather mineral deposits and volcanoes across a band from Oregon to Brazil during day six of a 28 day mission. Dr Kerwin operated telescopes viewing the sun with satisfactory results as ground controllers adjusted a heat shield issue to keep interior temperatures near 80 degrees.
The Arkansas Gazette reports ABDC paid a single consultant 25 000 plus under ten contracts from Oct 26 1972 to Mar 9 1973. Dr Earl E Evans of Moscow Jefferson County reviewed procedures wrote policies evaluated staff devised contracts and prepared proposals and audits. He lamented the workload saying they worked hell out of me.
Lynda Susan Dearinger of Hope is named in LeTourneau College honors for the 1973 spring term for maintaining at least 12 hours and a GPA above 3.60. Rutgers candidate Chester L. Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyree Jordan of Hope, set May 31 commencement in New Brunswick, N J. He teaches at Grambling College in Louisiana and has a wife Patsy Ann and two children. Gwendolyn Jones McGhee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jones Jr of Hope, received a BSE from Henderson State College as May 18 ceremonies occurred. Arkansas University commencement May 19 awarded 2,503 degrees. Hempstead County graduates include Belinda J. Butler, Virginia O Gardner, Kathleen Hogan, Hoscoe R Pendergrass, James H Pilkinton Jr, Timothy T Ross, Betty R Schenck, Jimmy F Singleton, Herbert I Townsend, Bobby J Watson of Hope and Linda K Smith of Blevins. Mrs Joyce Morgan seeks information on new Hope residents or rental housing. contact 777-9303. A meeting of the Urban Renewal Program Property Standards team will discuss work on Central Urban Renewal Project Area properties at the Douglas Building May 31 at 7:30 p.m. Rev Harold Marcum announces revival at New Liberty Missionary Baptist Church near Emmet with evangelist Rev D D Fairchild, daily services at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
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