Polar air mass advances into Arkansas from plains
A polar air mass invading the northern and central plains Sunday is moving toward Arkansas. The leading edge stretched from near Springfield Missouri to Fayetteville and into Oklahoma and Texas early today. Temperatures will drop across the state by sunset as the dry air limits any precipitation.
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Arkansas
Springfield
Fayetteville
Oklahoma
Texas
Star Hope announces weather and rates in 1975 edition
Hope Star from November 24 1975 provides weather outlook for Kansas and Nebraska with cold front arrival and snow flurries possible north. It lists temperatures highs 40s to 50s, lows 20s, overnight readings across Arkansas cities, and no precipitation. Also includes circulation and advertising bureau affiliations, rate cards, and subscription prices.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
el Dorado
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
Memphis
Beirut Cease-Fire Fails as Civil War Battles Rage
In Beirut and surrounding areas Moslem and Christian militias clash with mortars rockets and heavy guns as a cease-fire collapses. Police report 80 plus killed and 150 wounded amid renewed street fighting. Premier Karami and President Franjieh fail to halt violence. Former French premier Couve de Murville seeks mediation as security forces withdraw to safe zones.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Martyrs’ Square
Middle East
Rashid Karami
Camille Chamoun
Kamal Junblatt
Karami
Bekaa Valley
Baalbek
Tripoli
Suleiman Franjieh
Maurice Couve de Murville
Couve de Murville
Racial tensions flare as busing sparks protests in New Orleans
Black educators denounce busing while the Ku Klux Klan is forced out of a Baton Rouge rally after the federal court blocks a school gym meeting. Vernon Jordan of the National Urban League condemns bias tests and genetic excuses for Black underachievement as unions in Shreveport and Lake Charles pursue merger plans.
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Ku Klux Klan
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Washington, D.C
Barbara Sizemore
Vernon Jordan
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Baton Rouge
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David Duke
Grand Dragon
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
KKK
Duke
Louisiana State University
Supreme Court
Shreveport
Lake Charles
Junior bake sale and Union service sweep Hope village
The Junior class will host a bake sale Wednesday in front of West's Department Store at Hope Village Shopping Center to support Operation Goodwill. The Ministerial Alliance plans a Union Thanksgiving service at 7 30 pm Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Rev Ralph E Hale of First United Methodist delivering the message. Sam Wakefield will lead music and the Hope Kiwanis Club sponsors. Dale Daugherty of Hope completes Southwest Tech Fall quarter with a 3 5 to 4 0 average, majoring in electronics. Mrs George Wright Sr spoke to the fifth grade Health Class on muscles and Q A. The world’s largest park is Wood Buffalo National Park in Canada.
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West’s Department Store
Hope Village
Goodwill
Ministerial Alliance of Hope
First Baptist Church
Ralph E. Hale
First United Methodist Church
Sam Wakefiled
Hope Kiwanis Club
Dale Daugherty
Hope
Southwest Tech
Camden
Daugherty
Hempstead County
George Wright Sr
Parsons firm bids $188,815 on Dierks dam area
LaForge and Budd Construction Co. of Parsons Kansas appears to submit the apparent low bid of 188 815 for a downstream public use area at Dierks Dam and Lake on the Saline River five miles northwest of Dierks Arkansas The Tulsa District Corps of Engineers held the bid opening The government estimate was 184 758 and the high bid 287 949 Six bidders competed The work must be completed in 290 calendar days Col Anthony A Smith District Engineer notes that the project includes bituminous surface roads parking areas change house picnic facilities water well masonry and wood vault toilets surfing and related work.
Outstanding nurses recognized at Arkansas Association meeting
The Arkansas Nursing Home Association honored outstanding registered nurses at a special session at the American Hotel in Little Rock. Award recipients from Rosewood Manor included Juanita Rice Daisy Atkins and Eula Jo Johnson, with Mavis Smith recognized from Heritage Manor. Dr James W Bratch Sr medical director attended. Jerry Chapman Heritage Manor administrator attended the annual business meeting.
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Arkaneeh Pee Mt Association
Little Rock
Arkansas
Rosewood Manor, Inc
Juanita Rice
Daisy Atkins
R.N
Eula Jo Johnson
Heritage Manor
Mavis Smith
James W. Bratch
Rosewood
Arkansas Prisons Ranked Among Top in Nation
Pine Bluff corrections official Tim Baltz said on KAIT that Arkansas prisons are in the nation’s top 10, despite an ongoing constitutional ruling. He cited overcrowding, rising crime, more women and youths in custody, and rehabilitation spending of over $1 million last year. He warned a purely lockup approach could cost about $40 million for new facilities.
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Ark
State Correction Department
Arkansas
Tim Baltz
Pine Bluff
Correction Department
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Baltz
KAIT
Baliz
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