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Editor Alex H Washburn offers concise reflections on daily life and moral choices, presenting brief observations on faith, duty, and patience through a compact opinion piece.
08 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1976
Page
1
Editor Alex H Washburn offers concise reflections on daily life and moral choices, presenting brief observations on faith, duty, and patience through a compact opinion piece.
The Star lists 19 year killing frost record with readings from 25 to 32 degrees. Notable dates include 1969 1971 and 1976. The Oct Nov pattern shows earliest frosts and ties as officials note the Experiment Station report.
A Maariv report says Israel blocked a group of 13 U S senators from touring secret Dimona nuclear facilities in the Negev amid safeguards talks on atomic power deals. Sen Abra ham Ribicoff and Sen Howard Baker stated the trip aims were to study peaceful use assurances and safeguard practices.
Hope Police raid Roach home and Calvin's Place on Dairy Street finds nine cases and 18 beer cans 1242 pints of liquor and 3 percent pints of gin at Roach residence plus 16 beer cans and three half pints of liquor at the business. Roach charged with selling beer possessing liquor in a dry county over taxed beer limit and carrying a concealed weapon.
Arkansas Supreme Court reversed a Garland County assault with intent to kill conviction for Robert L. Lisenby, ruling an accomplice may not be convicted of related assault without proof of planning or participation. The decision also upheld Ronald Gene Killion’s conviction for failing to stop at a red light amid critical judicial conduct remarks.
A community coffee is set for 9 30 to 11 a m Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce office. Radio Station KXAR hosts this week inviting residents to attend.
Port Elizabeth South Africa AP reports a 64 year old woman who fell 60 feet from an ocean liner and survived three hours in the Atlantic is improving at St Joseph Hospital. A spokesman says she is under observation for several days before release and is progressing well.
Mayors of America's largest cities urged immediate federal aid to create an Urban Development Bank and a countercyclical jobs program. They called for a cohesive national urban policy, consolidation of 1,800 grants, and greater White House urban clout, warning that current programs are chaotic.
A cattle truck overturned on Interstate 30 at 2:10 a.m. injuring five occupants including Harold G. McEachern of Goliad Texas. The rig carried 126 cattle with 3% to 35% killed. Cleanup blocked one lane until about 6:30 a.m.
Earthquakes struck Iran Philippines Greece Japan and China over the weekend and today with 17 dead and 32 injured in northeast Iran. An Indonesian volcano eruption occurred as authorities reported no confirmed casualties yet.
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