Thanksgiving Weather Outlook Delivers Mild Arkansas Warmth
The Associated Press reports a mild Thanksgiving with temperatures possibly reaching into the 70s in parts of Arkansas. A chance of rain is forecast for Friday and Saturday, with no precipitation noted for Thursday as a fast-moving high pressure system influences conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National Weather Service
Arkansas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
Southern
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford Bidg
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
E. 42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Classen Terrace
Classen Blvd
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hope Star Weather and Rates Notice November 23 1976
Weather forecast notes a shift in high pressure to the east with fair skies tonight and warming Wednesday. Temperature outlook mid 60s in the south, 30s to 40s tonight across the region. several city lows listed. Also includes subscription rates and carrier, mail areas, and office details for the Hope Star newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Alabama
North Delta
South Delta
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
el Dorado
Texarkana
Memphis
Batesville
Gilbert
Calico Rock
Camden
Dardanelle
Greers Ferry
Hot Springs
Pine Bluff
Ozark
Mountain Home
Morrilton
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Miller and
Clark Counties
Bronfman Testimony on Abduction and Ransom Payment
Bronfman told authorities he did not know Lynch before the nine day abduction and denied any relationship or complicity. Lynch claimed Bronfman was alone with him at times in Brooklyn and Byrne's home, with a two hour interval of rum and cake. Edgars Bronfman Sr funded the $2.3 million ransom, which was later recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Bronfman
Brooklyn
Byrne
Edgar
Seagram Distillery
Radio host saves teen from suicide during late night call
Albany AP report says radio host Brian Lehrer kept 19 year old Matthew Joslin on air after he announced intent to kill himself. Joslin, from Pittstown, spoke of troubles with a girlfriend and lack of life meaning as police were alerted and Joslin was rushed to a hospital in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Brian Lehrer
Lehrer
Matthew Joslin
Joslin
WQBK
Glenmont
Irene
Pittstown
Rensselaer County
Canada mulls Lockheed type scandal over AECL payments
Auditor General questions 10.5 million dollars paid by Atomic Energy of Canada to promote nuclear plant sales to Argentina and South Korea. Payments lack adequate documentation and details, with agents unnamed and firms tied to Tel Aviv and Italy. AECL confirms totals but says no knowledge of bribe actions and notes agents aid in contract acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Argentina
South Korea
J.L. Macdonell
House of Commons
Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd
AECL
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Japan
United Development Inc
Tel Aviv
Israel
Italimpianti
Andie Patty Begins Seven Year Prison Term
Naturalist Andie O Patty at Cummins Prison Farm Arkansas starts a seven year sentence for manufacturing marijuana. She vowed to fast until marijuana laws are repealed and will subsist on distilled water and lemon juice supplied by her attorney. Patty, 48, from Reader, says she used marijuana as medicine for cancer. She was arrested and convicted in January and the State Supreme Court rejected her appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
Andie O. Patty
Patty
Reader
State Supreme Court
City Board Meeting Considers 1976 Budget and City Projects
The board will decide front page items including adopting the 1976 budget, releasing funds for Community Development to acquire Highway 174 right of way, and a resolution to set new sewer rates at year start. It will review Person Rules policies and bid awards for two sanitation truck chassis and a 20 cubic yard packer body to Tate Auto, Hope Auto, Young Chevrolet, and Choctaw Sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Auto
Hope Auto
Young Chevrolet
Choctaw Sales Company
Balkan States Form Regional Overview
Yugoslavia Albania Greece Romania Bulgaria and European Turkey comprise the Balkan states in a regional grouping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Albania
Greece
Romania
Bulgaria
European
Turkey
Balkan States
Concorde Fares and Routes Draw CAB Scrutiny
The CAB faces decisions on Concorde fares for a potential Washington Dallas subsonic run, with overseas fares 20 percent above first class. Hearings may follow protests by rival airlines, while noise rules and FAA policy may limit operations. A separate study projects New York Concorde service could boost European travel by 210,000 passengers yearly and add 14 million dollars in annual earnings.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
France
British Airways
Coleman
Economics and Science Planning Inc
DGA International Inc
New York
Funeral services for Simon Duffie Jr
Funeral services for Simon Duffie Jr will be at 1 p.m. November 26 at Mount Hebron Baptist Church. Burial follows at Washington Cemetery under the direction of Smith Funeral Home of Stamps.
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Jewell Parsons
West Avenue E
Hope
Calvary Baptist Church
Lucille Murphy Parsons
Calvin Parsons
Alton Parsons
Nashville
Rhoda Parsons
Ima Hall
Mineral Springs
Wilma Bowden
Carroll Parsons
R.W. McCormack
F.W. Porterfield
Old Washington
Herndon Funeral Home
Vernon Wickliffe
Washington Cemetery
Lena Bateman Hooker
Delight
Ark
Murfreesboro
Methodist Church
Jude Hooker
Harold Hooker
Gerber
Calif
Howard Hooker
Inyokem
Albert Hooker
Herlong
Marion Bateman
Effie Cross
Mittie Cooley
Simon Duffie Jr
Mount Hebron Baptist Church
Smith Funeral Home of Stamps
Fed Debates Repeal of Gas Price Controls in December
An FEA spokesman said public hearings on ending price controls will occur in December before submitting to Congress after the recess on January 4. Congress then has 15 days to block decontrol. failure means ceilings are lifted. The administration favors decontrol as markets should set prices. Gasoline prices quoted by AAA show regular about 61.5 cents, premium 65.8 cents, unleaded 63.8 cents per gallon, generally below the maximums under the controls.
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FEA
Congress
American Automobile Association
Community activity roundup and church services in Lonoke area
Nightly All Around Town Services at Lonoke Baptist Church begin at 7 15 p m for family dedication and youth emphasis week with a different youth giving a devotional each night Evangelist Rev L E Harding of Camden Ark leads the revival ending Friday The Hope Jaycees thank participants in their second annual Halloween Haunted House grossing 726 despite poor weather They sell a two foot tall Night Before Christmas coloring book for 3 call 4546 Pack 92 outlines upcoming meetings and events including a November 29 roundup Brookwood cafeteria and January through May activities Tim Gunter and Kermit Medsker win in the Arkansas State Music Teachers Association college level composition competition Hempstead County Retired Teachers meet November 30 Lions Club Christmas auction December 13 at the livestock coliseum with KXAR coverage Lions Ladies Night December 7 at the Sheraton Inn Henderson State University student teachers placed in Arkansas schools Thanksgiving service at Garrett Chapel Church November 30 7 p m led by Rev W C White.
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Lonoke Baptist Church
L. E. Harding
Camden
Ark
Nancy Mitchell
Millwood
Brookwood
Tim Gunter
Hope
University of Arkansas
Arkansas State Music Teachers Association
Kermit Medsker
Paragould
Gunter
Searcy
The
Lions Club
Livestock Coliseum
KXAR
Lions
Sheraton Inn
Unusual lack of full confession noted in King slaying case
The House committee chief counsel called it most unusual that James Earl Ray did not provide a full confession as part of his plea bargain for killing Dr. Martin Luther King. Sprague said the absence of a complete interrogation stood out amid questions about others possibly being involved.
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Washington
House Committee On Assassinations
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
Richard A. Sprague
Ray
Sprague
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Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Building
Third and Grady Sts
Hope, Ark
P.O
Star Publishing Co
Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Dorothy Winchel
Annette Rogers
Jim Harris
Mike Hartsfie
Judy Gray Foreman
Dortha Faye Huckabee
JoAnn Cooper
Lurs Rivers
Wayne Anderson
Mary Menges
Esther Hicks Amarillo
Anchorage
Set Pereens
Asheville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Virginia Hisco Bismarck
Wanda Hays
Boise
Boston
Brownsville
C.M. Rogers, Jr
Buffalo
Charleston
Alice Kate Baker
Charlotte
Elr
General
Elizabeth Bobo
Cincinnati
Edy
Cleveland
Elr Mechanical
Denver
D.E. Allen
Mechanical
Des Moines
Superntendent
Head
Pressman
Duluth
Fairbanks
Wendell House
Fort Worth
Danny Lewallen
Green Bay
Helena
Honolulu
George Smith, Jr
Houston
Indi
Apolis
Jacksville
Juneau
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Las Angeles
Louisville
Marquette
Miami
Milwaukee
St. P
New Orleans
City
Omaha
Orlando
Philad’phia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
P'tland
P’tland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Spokane
Vic
Star Phets Bs
Dereths Winchel
Mike Schneiker
Andie Patty
Cummins
Concorde
Lena B. Hooker
Jaycees
Glendon Martin
Hempstead County Retired Teachers Association
City Hall
Henderson State University
Arkadelphia
Central
Jon Remley
Hope High
Guy Taylor Jr
Judith Garrett
Donald Stelzen
Jerry Roberts
Herschel Strickland
Prescott
Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
W. C. White
Conference Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Citizens National Bank
Bank OF Blevins
First National Bank
First Federal Savings & Loan
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