Third District Livestock Sale Counts 61 Projects Sold
Forty six FFA and 4-H youths sold 61 livestock projects to 66 buyers at the 3rd District Livestock fat steer market lamb and barrow sale on October 2, grossing $14,534.50. Premiums totaled $3,301.20 for 23 steer projects, with top bids from Corn Belt of Arkansas and Hope Livestock Auction. The grand champion lamb went to Arkansas Poultry Supply and Partin Cattle Company for 97 cents per pound, with other notable purchases across barrels and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Bates
Agriculture
Corn Belt of Arkansas, Inc
Hope
Bill Fuller
Buddy Boyce
Hope Livestock Auction, Inc
Shover Springs
Arkansas Poultry Supply and Partin Cattle Company
Hope Grain Drying Cooperative
IRS Farms
Dennis Arrington
Columbia County Farm Bureau
John Johnson
Columbia County
Bill White
Ned Purtle
Lafayette Co
B & T Farms
Finkbeiner Packing Company
Jimmy Branch
C & C Pack
D&h Lumber Company
Twin Oaks Farms
W.E. Ward
J. Herndon
Kenneth Petre
J.C. Partin, Jr
William Rowe
Arch Wylie
Young Chevrolet Company
Hempstead Co
4-H Foundation
Darrough Poultry Company
Hope Builders Supply
Clary Butane
Tedder Aviations
Bradley Farm Supply
Orville M. Odom
Howard Co. Cattlemen's Assn
Collier Furniture
Farm Coop
Bank of Bradley
Hope Grain Drying Coop
Ouachita
Thailand's military promises return to civilian rule
Thailand's leaders pledge to relinquish power to a civilian government within months. Bangkok remains calm as martial law ends curfew lifted and schools reopen amid arrests of subversives tied to campus violence that left 41 dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Thailand
Eign
Anant Panyarachun
Sangad Chalanya
Chalawyu
India says Nixon manipulated region fueling U.S. tensions
Triloki Kaul, India's outgoing ambassador to Washington, says Nixon tried to shape Indian affairs causing fear of a U.S. naval attack during 1971 Pakistan crisis. He notes relations shifted from hostility to limited friendship, with Kissinger's 1975 move to resume defensive arms to Pakistan as a further fault line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Nixon
Indian Subcontinent
U.S
New Delhi
Triloki N. Kaul
Kaul
India
United States
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Nixon
Enterprise
Bay of Bengal
Indira Bgandhi
Kissinger
Applications Open for Winter Classes at Red River Vocational
Red River Vocational Technical School in Hope is still taking applications for its winter quarter. Programs include Business Education Industrial Equipment Mechanics Machine Shop Plant Maintenance Diesel and Heavy Truck Mechanics Welding Heavy Equipment Operation Brick Masonry and Carpentry plus Adult Basic Education and GED. Prospective students may visit 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. or contact by phone 77 5722 or mail Post Office Box E Hope AR 71801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River Vocational Technical School
Hope
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Spradling
Bates
Jewel Moore
H.S. Townsend
Arlis Camp
Carroll Rowe
Roy Fry
Nashville Feed & Garden Center
Cabeco Corp
Robinson Feed
Cargill, Inc
Prescott Feed Mill
Columbia Co. Farm Bureau
O.A. Franks Mobil Oil
Ouachita Electric Coop
Giao
Tac
Chalanya
National Executive Committee
Radio Thailand
Council
Corn Belt of
Arkansas
Billy Fuller
AL ‘ i
Johnny Rosenbaum
Nashville Ffa
Citizens State Bank of Nash
Ville
Roger Bates
Aq District
Tol
Bud Partin
First National Bank of Nashville
Ronald
Kesterson
Nashville
FFA
Ayino Distri
Hudson Farms of
Lanny
Ford's
Hempstead County
Jougg
David Walston
Bob Webb
Ouachita Valley
Howard County Cattlemen's Association
Henry A. Kissinger
Houses of Parliament
London