Stone crab season notes and pressroom woes
A Sarasota Herald Tribune nib notes stone crab availability on St. Armands Key, a Florida vacation tale in August, and a Hogues trip to Fort Lauderdale Islamorada and Key West. It also details a press-plant mishap with blank page space and ongoing Southland Products refund and delivery complaints, urging action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Saunders
Sarasota /Fla
Herald-Tribune
St. Armands Key
Florida
Rosetta
Richard Hogue
Fort Lauderdale
Key West
Islamorada
Matecumbe Key
Key Largo
Richard
Hogues
Hogue
Southland Heights
Susan
Ricky
Donna Cox
Robert Cox
South Florida
Gulf Coast
Millwood Lake
Glassy-eyed man allegedly warned Legionnaires' doom at convention
George Chiavetta testified at a House hearing that a glassy-eyed delegate in a royal blue suit predicted doom for the Legionnaires before the outbreak. Dr. Leonard Bachman said investigators remain unsure of the disease cause as 29 died and 151 sickened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Legion
George Chiavetta
Lauton
House
Subcommittee On
Consumer Protection
John Murphy
N.Y
Chiavetta
Leonard Bachman
Pennsylvania
Bachman
State Health Department
Murphy
Federal Investi
F. William Sunderman
Institute For Clinical Science
Plane crash narrowly misses children in LOLING Louisiana
A small single engine plane dropped onto a street, bounced across a lawn, and smashed into a house roof killing the 19 year old pilot Daniel Caire of Luling. Five children aged 2 to 7 playing outside were uninjured amid scattered debris and gasoline leaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loling
Clapton Robert
Robert
Daniel Caire
Luling
Caire
Hope board adopts 1977 budget with service cuts
The Hope Board of Directors approved the 1977 budget in a Tuesday meeting. The budget is balanced with service cuts and a new road millage tax from November. Fire staff will be reduced at the new north side station opening in summer. A small pay raise for city employees was approved. Funds for Highway 174 right-of-way were released, sewer rates updated, and bids awarded for sanitation equipment from Tate Auto and Choctaw Sales Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Board of Directors
Gerald Keith
Spring Hill Road
Tate Auto
Hope Auto
Young Chevrolet
Choctaw Sales Company
Choctaw
City News Briefs and Public Notices
Miss your paper alert. The Board discussed personnel rules drawn up on a federal grant and audits for 1976 by Thomas and Thomas. Leash Law results show 143 dogs caught in month one and 1047 to date. Keith praised the effort as one man handles the task. dog catches averaged 33 per month in 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas and Thomas
Keith
Rabin warns Syria over troops near Lebanon border
In Jerusalem Rabin said Israel will not tolerate Syrian army presence in southern Lebanon. He spoke after talks with U S officials and stressed readiness to curb Palestinian guerrilla activity along the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Yitzhak Rabin
Syria
Agin
Israel
Lebanon
Rabin
Photographer at West Store in Village Shopping Center
A photographer will be at West's Department Store in the Village Shopping Center from 9 am to 5 pm on Wednesday Friday and Saturday this week. He will not be on duty Thanksgiving Day.
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West's Department Store
Village
Oil ministers deadlock on OPEC price hike demand
Ten Arab oil ministers meeting in Kuwait failed to agree on the OPEC price increase ahead of the December 18 meeting. Iraq seeks a 25 percent rise from 11.51 per barrel, while UAE urges caution to avoid harming relations with the United States. Qatar backs 10 to 15 percent. Saudi Arabia reportedly favors about eight percent. Iran abstains. Carter's oil stance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuwait
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
Abdulaziz bin Khalifa al-Thani
Iran
Tayib Abdul-Karim
OPEC
Mana Saeed Oteiba
United Arab
Emirates
Israel
Carter
James Akins
U.S
Radio
Middle East
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Algena
Libya
United Arab Emirates
Syria
Egypt
Bahrain
Venezuela
Indonesia
Nigeria
Gabon
Ecuador
Plane possibly down in Ouachita Forest search under way
An AP report says a search is ongoing for a possibly downed aircraft in Ouachita National Forest near Page Oklahoma. Witnesses reported a smoking plane vanishing behind a ridge as hunters noted jet activity in the area during sunset. Flight services in McAlester and Fort Smith reported no missing aircraft or flight plans for the region.
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PAGE
Okla
Ouachita National Forest
Highway Patrol
McAlester
Fort Smith, Ark
Observer Sale Negotiations With U S Oil Firm
London AP reports USS oil company is negotiating to buy The Observer, Britain’s prominent Sunday paper. David Astor confirms today’s possible conclusion as Douglas Cater represents Robert Anderson, Aspen Institute leader, amid talks with journalists unions. The Observer, founded in 1791, long a favorite of Britain’s upper classes.
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London
USS. Oil Company
Observer
Britain
David Astor
Washington
Douglas Cater
Robert Anderson
Los Angeles Oil Company
Cater
Aspen Institute
Aspen
Colo
Anderson
National Union of Journalists and Printing Unions
The
Thanksgiving holiday no edition for Star newspaper
Subscribers are reminded there will be no edition on Thursday November 25 for Thanksgiving. The Star suspends for three holidays each year Fourth of July Thanksgiving Day and Christmas. The next edition will be Friday November 26.
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The
Star
Governors Pryor and Grant to headline Arkansas Farm Bureau convention
Governor David Pryor and Allan Grant of the American Farm Bureau will headline the 42nd Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation convention December 1–3 at the Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs. The three day event includes commodity problem conferences, awards, a banquet, and policy voting by 326 delegates.
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David Pryor
Allan Grant
American Farm Bureau Federation
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
County Farm Bureau
Pryor
Grant
Henry Meenen
Department
Agricultural Economics
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Kenneth Bates
Cooperative Extension Service
Charles Venus
Little Rock
Lloyd George
Danville
Thanksgiving worship and services across local churches
Thanksgiving worship is planned at Rising Star Baptist Church at 11 a.m. on November 25 with deacons from Rising Star and Lonoke Baptist Churches coordinating. The Rev. L. B. Beard of Lonoke will deliver the message, as Rev. W. M. Martin leads Rising Star. Also, Garrett Baptist Church holds a 7 p.m. service led by Rev. W. C. White. The Hempstead County Retired Teachers Association meets at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 30 at the city hall courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland Products
Cardwell
Pat Bramsey
Sherwood Drive
Hope
Missouri
Southland
A.W. Martin
Route 3
Arkadelphia
Ark
U.S. Postal Service
Fulton
Green
Gilbert
Melissa DeVenney
Perrytown
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Hempstead County
Davis
Martin
Rising Star Baptist Church
Rising Star
Lonoke
The
Baptist Church
W. C. White
Hempstead County Retired Teachers Association
City Hall
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Alex H. Washburn
Stone Crab Press
Highway 67
West 16Th Street
Ray Davis
Wallace Martin
Arkansas State Police
Iona Green
West 16Th
Finley Gilbert
Jim Harris
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Legion Post
Times
West Store
Ouachita
London Paper
Astor
Times of London
Lord Thomson
Holiday
First United
Overnor
Farmers’ Convention
Paul David Bain
Paul Bain of
University of Arkansas
Rodney R. Strickland Jr
Arkansas State University
Student Government Association
Contin
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