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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1971
Page
1
Proceedings in the Arkansas High Court describe steps, names, and actions in a legal matter. The document lists participants and references state level court processes, filings, and procedural steps without graphic detail.
Farm Bureau officials oppose the VISTA program, criticizing volunteers and alleging alignment with militant groups. A resolution seeks to end VISTA participation in Atlanta, while supporters say workers educate and aid farmers. The exchange reflects deep divides over federal service work and farm policy.
Reported stance suggests President Nixon will veto the proposed tax cut measure. The piece links Budget debates to potential deficits and notes opposition from lawmakers facing election, with concerns over funding for campaigns and education credits. Also mentions a separate water crisis in Salisbury where Lake Medwaine is choking with reduced river flow and government requests funds to address algae and contamination.
Obituary notices list Grace Wade of Bridgetown and Grantley Adams history as a former prime minister, plus Edgar Bain and Ray Girardin deaths. Joseph Napoleon Guyon, Hall of Fame prewar football figure and Heisman era, dies in Louisville at 69. James Murray Kempton Jr. and wife Jean Kempton die in a highway crash near Petersburg, with background on family and literary ties.
Weak legible text reports weather with references to temperatures and winds. The fragment mentions Arkasas region and a forecast tone. It lists high temperatures and cautious language about conditions with apparent focus on upper air readings and trends.
A reading of a telephone film shows dock workers expected to return today after a strike and related walkouts. The piece discusses international trade, port activity, and the impact of labor actions on cargo, with references to New York, West Coast ports, and a wage price freeze context.
An Arts Club show features paintings and watercolors by writers such as CHICAGO Harne Beecher Stowe Robert Stevens on James Thurber and Mark Twain. Pieces include Yeats lake scenes Stowe still lifes Thurber drawings and a Samoa home watercolor Stevenson. August Strindberg poses dark oils and other authors like Poe Joyce and Shaw are represented with art. The exhibit continues through year end and may not travel.
Annual Lions Club Auction runs December 2 3 and 4 at the First National Bank building with daytime hours 3 pm Thursday and Friday and 12 noon to 7 30 pm Saturday. Manager Haskell Jones explains daytime timings to reach more listeners near the broadcasting area and notes proceeds fund Christmas baskets and sight work.
The embezzlement trial of Sheriff Marion Thomas of Crittenden County starts today in Circuit Court at Marion. He faces 52 counts totaling 34,773 dollars and the indictments were issued by the Crittenden County Grand Jury. The case is consolidated and expected to last about a week. Thomas was acquitted last year on two related counts.
In St Paul Minnesota the Department of Natural Resources announces that leases will be awarded to high bidders for exploration and mining on up to 1 267 300 acres in northern Minnesota. Commissioner Robert Herbst said the land will be opened for mineral exploration.
Beltone announces a free trial of the smallest non operating Beltone hearing aid you can wear at home. No cost, no obligation, weight under a third of an ounce, ear level unit with no body head wires. Write Dept 2995 Beltone Electronics Corp 4201 W Victoria Chicago Tl 60646 to obtain yours.
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