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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1973

Page

5

Station operators plan lawsuit and shutdowns

Station operators plan court action and possible shutdowns in Nevada and southern California to protest Phase 4 gasoline price controls. Some dealers vow to defy federal ceiling prices, while others reject mass station closings as a protest tactic.

Associated Press Nevada California Oregon Washington State Pennsylvania William Victory Washington Evergreen Service Station Association Internal Revenue Service Service Station Dealers Association Thomas Anderson Tennessee Gasoline Dealers Association Cost of Living Council Tennessee Association Sydney Staggs Herb Nye State Service Station Association Nye Indianapolis Area

Frazier joins NAIA Executive Committee

George T. Frazier, Arkansas national director since 1969, named to a three year term on the NAIA Executive Committee at the 77th convention in Las Vegas. Also elected was James Burpo of California to a three year term. Frazier, former Arkansas Agents president, heads Anderson-Frazier Insurance in Hope Arkansas amid civic roles and church work.

New York National Association of Insurance Agents George T. Frazier Arkansas Frazier Bernard J. Burns NAIA Las Vegas James Burpo California Independent Insurance Agents Association of California National Board of State Directors Arkansas Association of Insurance Agents Allen Kennedy Arkansas Association Council On Youth Ministries First United Methodist Church of Hope Chamber of Commerce Industrial Foundation Kiwanis Club Washington University St. Louis University of Texas, Austin Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency, Inc West Second Street Hope Effie Elise Hyatt Tommy Bobby Carol Naila

Jester Warns Inflation Clashes With Overseas Trade

Hope banker Charles Jester told Lions Club members inflation stems from dollars abroad and overspending, with Vietnam war costs and foreign purchases driving price rises. He cited Japan and Western Europe as major offenders, noted eight percent inflation and Arkansas' ten percent loans hurting business, and suggested buying assets that keep value, listing paintings, diamonds, real estate, and rental property. Guests included Hector Badin and Wayne Aterbury.

Charles Jester Hope The Lions Club Jester U.S Japan Western Europe Germany Little Rock Arkansas Texas Texarkana Harold Freeman Hector Badin Bob Gross Wayne Aterbury Warren Plybrand Buddy Jordan Jim Gunter

Former official admits homosexuality in interview

New York AP report says Dr. Howard J. Brown, ex health services administrator under Mayor Lindsay, publicly discusses his sexuality to push against prejudice. He cites unnamed prominent professionals fearing exposure and notes he would have declined the post if asked before appointment. Brown, a NYU School of Medicine professor, recounts his 1966 67 tenure.

New York Howard J. Brown John V. Lindsay Lindsay HSA Hhe Sodim du Brown

Court Docket Summary of Drunkenness and License Violations

CITY DOCKET lists multiple drunkenness pleas with fines from 17.75 to 112.75 dollars and jail terms, many for driving while intoxicated and no state licenses. STATE DOCKET shows DWI pleas, license issues, speeding and tax on overweight filings, plus dismissals. Australia Sydney survey notes political stability and favorable investment climate attracting U.S. investors.

Jimmy Burton Jefferson Gilkie Frank Smith Charles Stuart Berry Wright Isaac Young John Harper Paul May Joe Caesar Charles Griffith Don Franks Harold Porter, Jr Harold Porter Kenneth G. Blevins James A. Nobles Ada Thoreson C.E. Young Red River Council Diana Sims Deborah G. McKown Ray Edwards Noble Thomas W. Cartledge Robert McClure, Jr Ralph K. Bennett Richard C. Hiscott Henry Frank Oller Curtis Wayne Cook Tony Ken Gibson James Johnson Mitchell L. Warren Keith Brooks Charlie Conway Eddie Collins Emmett Talley Gordon Bates James Lee Albert Galloway Thomas Beebe Paul Oller Freddie Black Ben Walton James Reyenga Dillard Worthy Tony Lynn Stroud Mustang Rebuilding, Inc Parkhill Trucking Shoppers Trans Co Bill Martin ATC Charles Lee Sydney UPI Australia U.S

Henslee Challenges Professor to Debate at State Capitol

State Rep. Frank B. Henslee of Pine Bluff demanded a debate with Dr. Grant Cooper, University of Arkansas at Little Rock historian and self described communist. Henslee aired letters to Atty. Gen. Jim Guy Tucker and Prof. Lee Munson seeking Cooper's removal and possible criminal prosecution for alleged law violations while defending Cooper’s right to speak freely and urging public awareness of teaching philosophy.

Little Rock Frank B. Henslee Pine Bluff Grant Cooper Cooper University of Arkansas At Progressive Labor Party Henslee Jim Guy Tucker Atty Lee Munson Capitol Tucker Munson

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