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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1976
Page
2
The forecast calls for fair skies and cold nights across Arkansas as cooler air moves in from Nebraska. Lows will dip to the mid teens to lower twenties with frost expected, while Friday should be sunny with highs around the upper fifties to mid sixties.
The Hope Star notes a weekend outlook with minimal rain and cool conditions. Lows will be in the 30s and highs mainly in the 40s across the state including Little Rock Fort Smith Fayetteville Harrison Jonesboro El Dorado Texarkana Memphis Little Rock Carroll Rock and Gilbert. No rainfall reported in the 24 hour period ending early today.
The article reports on voters considering amendments and property tax changes. It notes discussions on the presidential race, endorsements, and the potential impact on state officials and legislators. The piece mentions a rate near $1 and mentions campaigns supporting or opposing amendments and local fiscal measures.
Debs James Hempstead County Health Nurse spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting at Town and Country Restaurant. She outlined the Arkansas Public Health Service programs, stressing open access and low cost, and noted current tuberculosis control and ongoing preventive health work in the county.
Services for Tad Pedd and his father Tadbet Ped were held at 2 pm at East Memorial chapel in Texeriene with Reverend Jim Besdice. A former resident Boe, Mr. Pedic Geet, was survived by wife Jos a Gaggteer and other relatives.
Washington AP Carter faces populating his administration and shaping the 1978 budget. A transition team led by Jack Watson lists potential appointees, with emphasis on expanding Cabinet roles, hiring women and minorities, and selecting a small White House staff. Domestic plans include starting a national health insurance push while balancing the federal budget by 1981.
All Around Town notes Cecil Bittle will bring a program to Audubon Society at Millwood in Herbert Rogers chalet with a potluck meal. Union Singers plan a talent program at St. Luke Baptist Church near Guernsey to raise funds for heart surgery. Recipe books for sale at 3.36 dollars offer over 200 area recipes via calls to 4546 or 6320. Debbie Crank and Barbara Scoggins of Hope named to Who's Who at Henderson State University for scholarship leadership and campus contributions. Hempstead County Health Office to sponsor Diabetic Screening on November 13 and Swine Flu Immunization starting in December. call 777-2191 for details.
On November 1 1835 Texas declared independence from Mexico and established a provisional government led by Stephen F Austin and Sam Houston as its chiefs.
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