12 Nov 1974
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1974
Page
1
The Associated Press reports mostly sunny skies continuing in Arkansas as a large high pressure area of cool dry air shifts southeast from western Montana into western Colorado. The National Weather Service indicates the system will move eastward and dominate the region.
Hope Star lists weather outlook for Kansas area and Arkansas two day forecast with sunny cool days near 60 and frost inland. Also includes newspaper masthead, staff credits, circulation policy, and varying subscription rates for Hope Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Pike Clark counties, plus other delivery options.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Cora Hutchens 84 at Herndon Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Gerald Trussell officiating. Burial followed in Rose Hill Cemetery. She died Monday in a local nursing home and was a First Baptist member. Survivors include two daughters a brother a sister six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Also services for Eddie M Hart 81 were at Prescott Central Baptist Church with Rev. W E Thomason officiating. Burial was in Bluff Springs Cemetery. He died Monday at home in Prescott and is survived by Ruth Bell Hart his wife two sons Felts Hart of Victor Tex and Joe Hart of Crossett Ark a brother Leonard Hart of Prescott three sisters Mrs. Eric Stead Mrs. Mildred Rhodes and Mrs. Jenny Kennedy of Shreveport eight grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
Fourteen registered nurses from Hope and a twelve county area will join a seminar titled Alcoholism and its Complicated Problems at Texarkana College on November 14. The free program runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with registration at 8:45 a.m. in Room 316 nursing building.
Texarkana archer Bill Counts spoke at the Hope Rotary Club about bows and arrows, tracing their history and use in wars and hunting. He warned parents they are not toys, explained buying tips, and noted rubber-tipped arrows as safety. Gerald Keith welcomed guests as the club celebrated with a birthday song for reporter Mary Anita Laseter.
A community bulletin highlights events and editorials focusing on youth for Christ Crusade in Hope. Details include upcoming gospel program at City Hall, youth outreach aims, organizer roles, and church notices with regional names and dates.
Washington AP report says nationwide coal strike continues as United Mine Workers and industry reps seek a new contract for about 120,000 members. UMW President Miller warns of ongoing hardship for miners and families as talks pause to resume, with key disputes over wages benefits and union jurisdiction. The process may take days to reach ratification after settlement, while government intervention looms amid holiday pressures.
About 400 members of the Penfield Church of the Nazarene in Battle Creek Michigan burned roughly 40 television sets valued around 1400 dollars after evangelist Paul Wilde criticized TV programming and its effects on children. Some members destroyed sets with a shotgun blast. others planned to sell sets and donate proceeds to the church.
West Berlin and Bonn authorities tightened protections for officials as the Red Army Faction claimed responsibility for the Berlin judge Guenter von Drenkmann murder. The group warned of further executions, while manhunts and emergency talks followed amid protests over hunger-strike death of Baader-Meinhof member Holger Meins and ongoing gang trials.
Israeli troops crossed into Lebanon and blew up a house near Dahiran capturing three villagers suspected of collaborating with terrorists. Air strikes on southern Lebanon followed, with Lebanese reports of three villagers and two Palestinian guerrillas killed. Riots in Tel Aviv opposed to austerity left Allenby Street damaged, a bank attacked, and fires set as police battled crowds.
United Gas Pipe Line Co. lost before the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, with a ruling that limits the Federal Power Commission. The decision could lower some electric bills but raise prices for many other goods as gas supplies are diverted to electric utilities, hurting sugar mills, refineries, and food processors in the Gulf South.
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