29 Nov 1974
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1974
Page
1
The National Weather Service issued a travelers advisory for extreme northwest Arkansas as cold air moves in. Rain is expected this morning, then mix with or turn to snow. Expect cloudy skies, ongoing cold temperatures today and tonight with occasional rain statewide, followed by decreasing clouds and continued cold.
The Hope Star reports a cold front moving across the state bringing cooler air and cloudy skies through Sunday into Monday with a warming trend. It lists temperatures, overnight lows, and rainfall measurements in several cities, plus subscription rates and notices. National Geographic notes on mineral identification by rockhounds, contrasting with scientific methods.
Exiled Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk’s supporters weigh a bid to reverse the General Assembly’s 56-54 vote for conciliation between Lon Nol and Sihanouk factions. A revote could reopen Cambodia’s U.N. representation issue after a tied paragraph in a separate vote triggered reconsideration.
A Middle Eastern government has acquired a substantial share in Daimler-Benz, West Germany's second largest automaker, with estimates up to 400 million dollars. The seller, the Quandt holding group, confirmed a major part of its 14 to 15 percent stake was sold to a foreign party. Daimler-Benz said the sale is a financial transaction between stockholders and does not affect operations.
Secretary of State Kissinger, returning from Peking without meeting Mao, says no major breakthrough but notes deepened understanding. He and family next fly to Tokyo after brief stops in Soochow. Talks with Teng Hsiao-ping yielded no disclosed details. Taiwan issue remains unsettled. Foreign Minister Chiao praised candid exchanges. U.S. policy aims to normalize relations. Mao’s absence attributed to possible health reasons.
Alta pracia and Clara Rodriguez, Siamese twins born August 12, 1973 in the Dominican Republic, discharged from Children's Hospital two months after a 642 hour operation. Their mother thanks the country as a 23 member medical team in Harrington, Pennsylvania helped fund and perform the separation in September.
An appreciation dinner for the Southwest Arkansas Legislative delegation and business leaders is set for 6 p.m. December 10 at Red River Vo Tech. Advisory committees from each school department will meet at 4 p.m. December 10 to discuss graduates progress and curriculum, with dinners in the commons from 6 to 7 p.m. and reports by committee chairs at 7 p.m.
Andrew J. Wagner age 69 dies at home in Hope Arkansas born in Gordon Arkansas member of Methodist Church WWII veteran survived by two sisters a niece and burial at Rose Hill. LeRoy Lasure 1st Sgt ret dies in local hospital graveside service at Rose Hill burial under Oakcrest Funeral Home direction survived by wife and several nieces and nephews. Walker Ellis Couch 77 of Eagletown Oklahoma dies in Idabel hospital services in Eagletown gym buried in Eagletown cemetery survived by three sons one daughter two brothers three sisters and seven grandchildren. Emma Brown 67 of Texarkana dies in local hospital services at Jones Funeral Home Chapel burial in St James Cemetery Waldo. John Nate Alton 67 dies in Lewisville hospital services at First Baptist Bradley burial in Shiloh cemetery north of Stamps survived by wife Novetta one son Keith M Alton sister Nettie Smith two brothers Clyde and Harvey Alton and two grandchildren.
Texas International Airlines canceled its contract with 1100 ground workers and imposed a substantial pay and benefits increase under the Railway Labor Act after talks failed. Talks continue in Chicago. management to stations nationwide to keep schedules. The dispute centers on productivity issues and part time hiring.
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