Cold Friday forecast for Arkansas. temperatures fall
The Associated Press reports a chilly start with Arkansas dipping into the upper 20s in parts. Readings across the state range from 27 in Harrison to 38 in Little Rock Texarkana and Jonesboro, 30 at Fort Smith, 36 at Pine Bluff, and 34 at El Dorado.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Harrison
Fayetteville
Little Rock
Texarkana
Jonesboro
Fort Smith
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Hope Star weather and rates notice from Hope Arkansas 1975
The Hope Star reports a forecast of clear and colder weather with freezing lows near 20 to 30 tonight and a high in the upper 40s to upper 50s Friday. It notes fire hazard due to dry windy conditions and provides detailed subscription and mail rates for Hope Arkansas and surrounding counties.
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Canada
Texas
Arkansas
National Weather Service
Arkansas Municipal League Holds 41st Convention in Hot Springs
The Arkansas Municipal League convenes its 41st annual convention in Hot Springs on November 17 and 18 with over 800 officials and spouses expected. Discussed topics include Intergovernmental Relations constitutional amendments and federal and state programs affecting municipalities. New officers will be elected and 1976 policies adopted.
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Arkansas Municipal League
Hot Springs
Arlington Hotel
Tom Ellsworth
Municipal League
Joe Purcell
Tom Sparks
Fordyce
Hans. Tanzler
Jacksonville
Florida
Wrst
National League of Cities
Tanzler
George J. Vavoulis
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Washington, D.C
Ed Foreman
Southwest Federal Regional Council
Dallas
Texas
Sterling Cockrill
Little Rock
Ronald Copeland
State Department of Local Services
Bill Beaumont
The
General Assembly
Brooks Griffith
Paul Riviere
State Commission On Crime and Law Enforcement
Bill Chiabotta
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Intergovernmental Personnel Administration
Alumni Meet Schedules at Lonoke Baptist Church
Ex students and graduates of Philander Smith College in Little Rock are invited to an alumni meeting in Lonoke Baptist Church fellowship hall on Saturday at 4 p.m. Special guests include Dr. Luther Black Greater Little Rock Chapter president Mr. Robert Nelson national president and Mr. Tom Burl United Negro College Fund coordinator.
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Philander Smith College
Little Rock
Lonoke Baptist Church Satuday
Luther Black
Greater Little Rock
Robert Nelson
Tom Burl
United Negro College Fund
Hope High School agri program showcased at Lions luncheon
Jack Watkins of Hope High School spoke to Hope Lions at the Sheraton Inn about school farm projects. The program teaches animal science shop skills and soil Crops with 260 students and supports job ready training. The group harvested 30,000 bales of hay, earned 1000 to 1300 dollars per student, and plans future expansion to a school farm and hay meadow. Lions Warren Plyler and James Marcum hosted and inducted new Lion James Marcum.
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Jack Watkins
Hope High School
Hope Lions
Sheraton Inn
Watkins
Agriculture Department
Hope Hi
Lion Warren Plyler
James Marcum
Lion Y. C. Coleman
Houston Guner
Coach Hutson
Ann Wylie
Claude Loughna
Wayne Stokes
Ducks Unlimited Dinner Set At Hope Country Club
The Ducks Unlimited party is scheduled for Monday November 17 from 6 30 to 10 p m at Hope Country Club. An all you can eat menu features shrimp and oysters for 15 dollars which includes 10 dollars membership dues. Door tickets are 17 dollars with prizes to be awarded. Tickets available at First National Bank Hope Federal Savings and Loan and Citizens National Bank.
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Ducks Unlimited
Hope Country Club
First National Bank
Hope Federal Savings and Loan
Citizens National Bank
Rumsfeld Likely Approved As Defense Secretary Nominee
Senate Armed Services Committee signals approval for President Ford's pick Donald H. Rumsfeld. He testifies again with no clear opposition, as panel plans immediate vote after hearings. The defense bill seeks 90.7 billion, with restorations urged by Schlesinger.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Ford
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
White House
Illinois
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Armed Services Committee
James R. Schlesinger
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Schlesinger
Liae
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Fulton Meeting Plans Fire Truck Group
Public meeting set for Friday November 14 at 7 30 p m in Fulton Union Church to discuss buying a fire truck and forming a volunteer fire department. Fulton and surrounding area residents urged to attend. Also Forty one Arkansas State University seniors named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities including Debbie Impson and Danny Stewart. Bond sales info reported by Syd McMath shows September 1975 totals of 27690 and nine month total 146298, versus 156601 in 1974. Kathy Smith named to Who's Who, awards reflect campus activities leadership and academics. Independent Pallet Growers Association to meet 7 p m November 18 at Farm Bureau on South Main.
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Fulton
Fulton Union Church
Arkansas State University
Jonesboro
Debbie Impson
Hope
Danny Stewart
Prescott
Radio-Tv
Syd McMath
Kathy Smith
Calvin Smith
Independent Pallet Growers Association
Farm Bureau
South Main Street
Explosion at London eateries stirs terror fears
Eyewitness James Dowsdall of Evanston describes a tremendous blast that toppled pictures and filled the room with smoke. Across London, six people died and about 170 were injured in IRA linked bombs since August 27, with targets including a Conservative MP's home and public figures.
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James Dowsdall
Evanston
Vivienne
London
IRA
Northern Ireland
West End
Caroline Kennedy
Edward Heath
Mrs Tolleson Dies In Texarkana At 38
Elizabeth Jo Tolleson 38 died Wednesday afternoon in a Texarkana hospital. A Hope resident for years she worked as a teacher aide in local schools and was a member of First Baptist Church. Survivors: husband Bob Tolleson three sons Ted Blake and Robbie Tolleson mother Eunice Patterson of Houston sisters Patty Weaver Louise Palm, both of Houston. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at First Baptist Church. Burial Memory Gardens. Oakcrest Funeral Home directing.
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Elizabeth Jo Tolleson
Texarkana
Hope
First Baptist Church
Bob Tolleson
Ted
Blake
Robbie Tolleson
Eunice Patterson
Houston
Patty Weaver
Louise Palm
Gerald Trussell
Memory Gardens
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Viola H. Walker 87 dies in Sulphur Springs Tex obituary
Viola H. Walker, 87, of Commerce Texas, died Wednesday at a Sulphur Springs hospital. Born September 1, 1888 in Green County Kentucky, she was a Missionary Baptist Church member and former Mineral Springs Arkansas resident. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Friday at Latimer Funeral Chapel. Burial Bluff Spring Cemetery near Mineral Springs. Survived by son W D Walker of Wenatchee Washington. four daughters Bessie Malone Commerce Texas, Burnis Gaddis Mineral Springs Arkansas, Edith Fox Dierks Arkansas, Sylvia Rawlinson Cushing Texas. eight brothers B K Creamer Fort Worth. one sister Ella Darlin Maybank. 13 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Viola H. Walker
Commerce
Tex
Green County
Mineral Springs
Ark
Missionary Baptist Church
Bluff Spring
W.D. Walker
Wenatchee
Wash
Bessie Malone
Burnis Gaddis
Edith Fox
Dierks, Ark
Sylvia Rawlinson
Cushing
B.K. Creamer
Fort Worth
Ella Darlin
Maybank
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Millie Shotts
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Rita Gore
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Howard, Pike, Miller and Clark Coun
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Aenewe
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Rae
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Helen Bass
Hempstead County
Howard Milam
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Jeff Otis
Monty Stewart
Craig Marcet
John Garrett
Lloyd Bass
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Bud Green
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