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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1976
Page
2
A high pressure system over the midsection brings fair skies and mild temperatures to Arkansas today. Skies were clear overnight with readings in the 40s in the northwest and elsewhere. The forecast calls for continued fair skies with warm daytime temperatures.
Weather page notes highs in the 80s and cooler nights with overnight lows listed for several Arkansas cities. Mentions Hurricane Liza potentially bringing rain to Arkansas by Monday as moisture moves from the Pacific storm through Arizona and New Mexico. Includes staff and advertising notices and standard newspaper masthead details.
President Ford indicated he would sign two public works and public service jobs bills once the revenue sharing measure passes. Congress moved a three-year, 2.5 billion extension of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration and set aside 15 million yearly for community and crime programs, plus a 10-year FBI director term limit.
Obituaries report multiple deaths with ages and residences including Earl Brown Route 1 Hope Eva M. Gilley of Hempstead County Marie Purkins at Oakcrest Chapel R R Redmon Route 1 Lewisville and Raymond L. McKinnon Prescott. Funeral services and burial details follow for each, with churches and cemeteries named. Survivors listed for several, including spouses children and siblings. Funeral homes Herndon Smith Oakcrest Latimer referenced for multiple services.
Monroe Louisiana moves to reduce city services cutting 21 firemen and 12 recreation workers. Amid cash woes and a prior payroll delay the city delays or trims street work cemetery staff and police positions while grounding assets and weighing new fees and taxes to balance the budget.
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