Urban Renewal Delays From Rain Mud On Second Street
Urban renewal work resumed on sidewalks and sewer lines from Third to Second Streets but weather slows progress. The Experiment Station reports 111 days of rain or trace rain in eight months, not counting September’s wet spell. Officials say no more sidewalk tearing in front of retail sites after November 1.
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Kelley
Second Street
Main
Walnut
Hope
Mike Kelley
Housing Authority
Mills testimony contradicts Mills on dairy funds in 1971
A key milk industry official testified that Mills knew of a $25,000 AMPI dairy contribution to his 1971 Draft Mills for President effort, contradicting Mills claim of knowledge. The draft committee report alleges total 1971 dairy campaign support around $185,000, with about $90,000 illegal. Mills denies wrongdoing and says he did not pressure anyone.
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Little Rock
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
Draft Mills
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Select Committee On
The
Commercial Appeal
Judy Petty
Joe Johnson
AMP
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
AMPI
George Mehren
Mehern
New Breast Cancer Treatments Scene Mrs Ford Care
Washington reports doctors at the National Cancer Institute discussed promising breast cancer therapies with Mrs Ford and her physicians at Bethesda Medical Center. Researchers highlighted chemo and hormonal approaches, biological markers, and diagnostic studies to tailor future treatment and improve survival prospects.
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Washington
Betty Ford
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda Medical Center
Mrs. Ford
White House
Ford
Cancer Institute
Navy
Milk suit settlement seen today
An Austin court delay pushed a Texas antitrust case against Associated Milk Producers Inc. toward an out of court settlement. The federal action, filed in 1972, alleges AMPI monopolized raw milk in 14 states through predatory practices harming Texans. A 2 p.m. court gathering was expected to last minutes.
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Austin
AMPI
Federal Justice Department
Coop
Kansas City
Miss your paper City Subscribers contact info
City subscribers who miss the Star should call 777 3431 between 6 and 6 30 p m Saturday or by 5 p m to arrange delivery by a carrier.
Hope BS&PW Chicken Spaghetti Supper Friday Night
The Hope Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a chicken spaghetti supper Friday from 5 to 7 30 pm at the high school cafeteria. Tickets are 1 75 for adults and 75 cents for students and children, available from club members or at the door. Proceeds fund the scholarship fund.
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Hope Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bs&pw
Bronze coins awarded at Third District Livestock Show
Hope Centennial Committee distributed six bronze coins during the Third District Livestock Show last week. Winners drawn by the Centennial Belles and Beaux included Bobby Josefy, Mrs. Wanda Hartsfield, Mrs. Robert L. Dwilliams, Danny Furman, Stan Whatley, and Mrs. Ernest Morton. Unclaimed coins can be picked up at Collier Furniture Store. Belles and Beaux sold 30 bronze coins and nine Centennial plates for the Hempstead Antique Club.
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Hope Centennial Committee
Belles
Beaux
Booth
Bobby Josefy
Wanda Hartsfield
Robert L. Dwilliams
Danny Furman
Stan Whatley
Ernest Morton
Collier Furniture Store
Belles and
Hempstead Antique Club
Pesticides Aldrin and Dieldrin banned by EPA
Environmental Protection Agency head Russell Train ordered an immediate halt to further Aldrin and Dieldrin production due to evidence of cancer risk. Existing stocks may be sold or used until a 1971 review decides on a permanent ban. The move targets a national exposure cited by official findings and quotes from an administrative judge. Shell Chemical Co. is the sole U.S. producer mentioned.
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Washington
Environmental Protection
Russell E. Train
Train
Farm price drop hints at later meat price changes
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department index fell two percent from Aug 15 to Sept 15, driven by hogs sent to market. A weaker current price could mean lower retail meat prices this fall if middlemen pass savings along, though breeding stock reduce next year's supply. Also noted, airline costs may rise and a 10 cent gallon tax study continues as Ford's Economic Policy Board meets daily after recent economic summits.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ford
New Economic Policy Board
Ford offers to discuss Nixon pardon before House panel
President Ford proposes a live appearance before a House Judiciary subcommittee within ten days to answer 14 questions about the Nixon pardon. He would face questions on pre resignation negotiations, any promises, and Nixon medical reports. White House aides defer decisions on telecast and oath.
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Ford
Nixon
House
White House
Subcommittee
William L Hungaton
Jerome R. Waldie
Calif
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Ark
Dorothy Winchel
Douglass C. Tormey
Fisher
Carbone
Environmental Protection Agency
Herbert J. Perlman
Perlman
U.S
United States
Shell Chemical Co
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