Appaloosa Horse Show Opens at Fair Park Coliseum
The Hope competition by the Appaloosa Horse Club of Moscow Idaho and Hope Hempstead County Chamber of Commerce opened at 9 a.m. in Fair Park Coliseum. After dawn photography the editor captured 30 printable photos, with two selected for today. Local citizens assisted in reaching a high vantage above the arena.
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Three sought over threat to Ford and Hirohito
Authorities monitor the Canada border for three men who may have left Montreal to assassinate President Ford and Emperor Hirohito. No crossing evidence yet, alerts issued for a blue station wagon with California plates. Officials say no new information and border watchers continue.
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Arms to Turkey bill clears Senate to White House
The Senate approved and sent to the White House legislation ending the U.S. arms embargo on Turkey and allowing $185 million in American weapons sales. The House previously voted 237 to 176 in favor, marking nine votes on the issue since February. Ford supporters say bases aid NATO aims. opponents push Cyprus progress conditions.
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Indiana
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
New York
Paul S. Sarbanes
Maryland
Weekend cattle events outline at the arena
Saturday schedule lists cutting horses from 10 a.m. Preliminary trials with fifteen horses, followed by a break. Roping rounds have two calves per roper and two steers for heading and heeling. Evening session at 7 30 features ten Futurity Finalists and matched roping finals. Admission is 1.50 with under six free.
Hope High Band to Represent Arkansas at Convention
The Hope High School band was chosen to represent Arkansas at the four states bandmasters convention in January 1976 after submitting tapes from multiple Arkansas schools. The Hope band, directed by Gary Wells, will perform a concert at Texas High School auditorium in Texarkana on January 9. Trinity High School band of Fort Worth, directed by Tommy Newgest, will represent Texas. Oklahoma and Louisiana selections remain undecided.
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Sinai monitors resolution approved by House panel
The House International Relations Committee approved a plan to send 200 American monitors to the Sinai to oversee the Israeli Egyptian peace accord with a proviso allowing withdrawal if a new Mideast war erupts. The panel’s vote precedes a full House vote and is tied to Kissinger’s testimony seeking quick deployment approval.
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House International Relations Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Kissinger
Mideast
Carl Albert
Congress
Hays Named to ABA Post in Banking Leadership
Thomas E. Hays Jr., president of First National Bank Hope, was elected to the American Bankers Association Education Research and Policy Council by ABA president J Res Duwe. The council sets policies on bankers education, researches needs, develops programs, and oversees ABA training materials.
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First National Bank, of Hope
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American Bankers Association
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American Linuke
Jobless rate edges down after September report
The Labor Department reported September unemployment at 8.3 percent of the labor force, with about 7.8 million unemployed and 8.4 million employed. The labor force rose slightly to just under 93.2 million while rates varied by group and economists warned against inflationary pressures. Policymakers expect unemployment to decline to 7.0–7.9 percent by next year as inflation shows limited near-term risk.
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Malkiel
Mail improvement program starts Oct.11 at Hope Post Office
The United States Postal Service will begin a first class mail service improvement at Hope on October 11. Mail weighing 13 ounces or less will receive service equal to or better than airmail, removing the advantage of buying airmail postage for domestic delivery. Priority mail and international airmail are unaffected. Airmail stamps may be used with other stamps, and can be exchanged for ordinary stamps. White airmail collection boxes will be removed or repurposed.
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City Subscribers Delivery Phone Times
City readers who miss the Star should call 777-8841 during listed hours Monday to Friday 6 to 6 30 p m and Saturday 3 30 to 4 p m. a carrier will deliver the paper. Do not call outside these times.
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Chrysler's price hike smallest among major automakers
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp raises fall prices on 75 mod els by an average 178 over similar 1975 models. It undercuts rivals by cutting standard equipment and lowering dealer profit margins to reduce base prices by 34 on average. Overall increase 122 with options up 178. GM 268 Ford 247 AMC 190. Chrysler up 3.4 percent vs 4.7 percent industry. Last to set new model prices after year-ago 450 average rise.
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Arkansas and Louisiana Warmth Predicted Across the Plains
Arkansas sees sunny mild weather with scattered frost possible north at night. Highs near 70 today and low 70s Saturday, with north lows mid 40s and south mid 40s. Louisiana expects clear to partly cloudy skies through Saturday with highs in 70s and nightly 40s north and varied elsewhere. Oklahoma forecast shows fair skies and a bit warmer today through Saturday.
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