Chance of showers increases Thursday
The Associated Press notes a strengthening low pressure system moving from the central Rockies toward Arkansas, with a cold front extending into southern Arizona. The system is expected to bring a rise in shower chances Thursday as it moves east, while today remains partly cloudy with slightly warmer temperatures.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Texas
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Chicago
E. 42Nd St
New York
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Mich
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Classen Blvd
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hope Star weather and notices page overview October 8 1975
Local Hope Star weather forecast reports mild temperatures with showers possible in western areas. 20 to 30 percent rain chance tonight, 30 to 40 percent Thursday, warming trend continuing with upper 70s to low 80s. Overnight lows 50s to 60s. city highs around upper 70s to low 80s. Records include city lows and highs across several towns. extended outlook calls for rain Friday, then partly cloudy and cool weekend.
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Little Rock
Pine Bluff
E Dorado
Texarkana
Fort Smith
Harrison
Jonesboro
Memphis
Rising Star Baptist Church Plans Pastor Seventh Anniversary
The Rising Star Baptist Church honors Pastor Rev. W. M. Martin and family for seven years of service. Events run Wednesday Oct 8 to Friday Oct 10 1975 at 7 30 p.m. with a Sunday Oct 12 anniversary service at 2 30 p.m. Rev. W. G. Wynn will deliver the message.
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Rising Star Baptist Church
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W. M. Martin
W. G. Wynn
Lions Club Briefs From Hope Gather Biannual Update
The Hope Lions Club met at the Sheraton Inn for a quarterly club day to review reports from officers and committees. Barry Wilson noted higher August and September attendance, welcomed four new members, and highlighted inter club visits for the District Governor contest. Bill Dwight reported on funds including six thousand dollars set aside for youth and the civic building renovation at Fair Park, Leo Club activities, and a White Cane sale planned for October to aid the blind. Richard Birtcher was inducted by Jimmie Griffin. Guests included Ray Erwin, Randy Byers, Sonny Buster, James Morrison, and David White with various Lions members.
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York
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Ped Rogers
Hope Star
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Washburn
Dana Hayes
Texarkana
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Glen Wade
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Jim Hayden
Sam Wakefield
Doug Allen
Mark Shields
Bill Coffee
Willis
Mo Ark
Kiwanis
Ford seeks broader deregulation for airlines
The Ford administration asks Congress to grant airlines more freedom to raise or lower fares and start or stop service on routes. The plan, to be unveiled by Transportation Secretary Coleman in Washington, also aims to replace rigid price structures and end mandatory stop rules while allowing competitive fare-based decisions.
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Martha Mitchell’s Doctor Reports Favorable Outlook Yet
Dr Thomas E OBrien says Martha Mitchell hospitalized with a bone marrow disease not cancer in the strict sense. He notes a form of malignancy likely multiple myeloma and adds prognosis could stay favorable for the foreseeable future amid chemotherapy with possible changes in a year or two.
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O'Brien
Mitchell
Shorter school year urged by education veteran Howe
Washington AP report notes Harold Howe II, former U.S. education commissioner, advocates trimming 16 years of schooling and allowing a year of adult education later in life. He cites TV's role in declining test scores and predicts a push for a back to basics approach, plus growing impact from the women’s movement on schools.
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U.S
Harold Howe II
Washington Journalism Center
Howe
Ford Foundation
Poultry Chain Project Inspires Arkansas 4-H Youth
In Sevier County over 300 4-H members have joined the Poultry Chain Project, with about 40 active the past year. Participants receive one day old pullets brooded to laying age, and about 16 percent return for a show and sale at county fairs. Proceeds fund next year’s chicks. Statewide sponsorship comes from Blue Ribbon Hatcheries of Russellville providing reduced price chickens and funds.
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Dequeen
Ark
Arkansas
Sevier County
Blue Ribbon Hatcheries
Russellville
Lawrence L. Rambo Dead at 70 in Ozark Arkansas
Lawrence L. Rambo brother in law of Al Park of Hope died Monday in Ozark Arkansas at age 70. Funeral services were held at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist Church of Ozark.
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Ozark
Ark
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Poultry Chain Project Teaches Youth About Brooding to Egg Production
The program exposes young participants to every stage from hatching to raising birds and collecting eggs, aiming to provide practical experience and insights into poultry farming through a structured sequence of tasks.
Prescott school busing program aids children and city
The Prescott Optimist Club operates four city buses for students not served by county buses. Started in 1972, the program costs riders about 1.50 per week, with funds covering fuel maintenance and driver salaries. It aims to ease integration tensions, reduce street traffic, save parents time, and the buses are fully insured.
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