10 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1976
Page
1
Editor Alex H Washburn presents Basikel and Our Daily Bread in a compact item exploring community faith, daily meals, and local writing. The piece notes small acts of charity and daily bread distribution in a steady, reflective tone.
An Associated Press dispatch from Miami notes coconut palms dying from a bacterial disease, with Maypan palms offered as a potential immune alternative. The piece recalls chestnut blight and oak disease, emphasizing science’s search for cures amid natural disasters. An AP report from Bandung, Indonesia, says an ammunition truck exploded in downtown Bandung, killing 12 and injuring 61, possibly from sparks from the smokestack.
City readers are urged to call 777 8841 if the Star is not delivered. Calls accepted Monday through Friday 6 to 6 30 p.m. and Saturday 3 30 to 4 p.m. A carrier will then deliver the newspaper. Do not call outside these times.
In Denver doctors face a life support decision for Linda Culbertson 29 who is brain dead but still has a 15 week fetus. They must weigh removing equipment against possible continued fetal survival, with state law and medical uncertainty guiding the choice.
Talks between the United States and Vietnam start Friday at an undisclosed Paris site led by Samuel R. Gammon and a Vietnamese diplomat. Officials warn progress will be limited before Carter's inauguration as U.S. seeks MIAs accounting and Hanoi seeks war reconstruction aid.
Syrian troops and tanks moved into Beirut and surrounding areas as part of the Arab League peacekeeping force. The lead column of 50 tanks and 12 armored carriers advanced into Galerie Samaan amid scarce resistance, with civilians seeking shelter and cheers from residents.
The Associated Press Managing Editors Association named the Omaha World Herald and the Lincoln Journal as co recipients of the 1976 Freedom of Information award for acting swiftly to resist a gag order. The move prompted a Supreme Court ruling that makes future gag orders in criminal cases nearly impossible.
Ten people died and twenty were injured when a passenger train collided with a bus on the outskirts of Zagreb Croatia. Police said the crossing barrier was not lowered and the bus driver tried to cross the tracks.
Hope residents pressed cable service quality with May noting missing channels and erratic reception at his Otasco Store. Poindexter defended repairs while the board ordered a 30 day report, and discussed incinerator access and city finances including bonds and a block grant pre application.
President elect Jimmy Carter may back an international economic summit after taking office as global recession, unemployment, and higher oil prices spur coordinated action. Brookings adviser Bergsten says a summit would be a logical sequence, with IMF actions and debt issues for Britain, Italy, and developing nations as topics.
The Rev. Clennon King denied that anyone put him up to entering Plains Baptist Church in Carter’s hometown before the election. He said he acted by his own call from God and rejected claims of financial backing or outside influence. Carter and church leaders prepare for a Sunday meeting to discuss firing the opposed pastor.
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