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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1972
Page
7
Des Moines Parks Board weighs returning two homemade tombstones from grave sites amid public sentiment. Councilman Whitmer urges a proper conclusion and city protection from reputational harm while officials consider granting permission to set the stones back. Mayor Olson says he would be enraged if this happened to his children.
The Hope Star issue page lists publication information for October 10, 1972 with staff roles, editorial contacts, circulation data, and advertising representatives. It covers publisher, editors, department heads, and AP affiliation notes, plus subscription rates for various regions and payment terms.
President Nixon intends to keep his personal campaign schedule light through the election, with Herbert G. Klein saying he will do substantially less campaigning in 1972 than two years earlier. Klein noted the schedule will rise in the final weeks but not to a full-time, full-blown effort in any foreseeable week.
Hope school lays out weekly meals with spaghetti and turkey dishes and dessert items from Wednesday to Friday. Separately, Klein reports Nixon campaign strategy unchanged with possible more road work before Nov 7, aiming for leads in most polls but uncertain for every state.
A group led by Marion Crank expanded the 40 bull testing barn at the University of Arkansas Southwest Branch Experiment Station near 3 Acerting to 60 bulls. Breeders from the Hope area contributed to the effort and 24 breeders delivered the bulls by August 1. Bulls are tested for 140 days, weighed every 28 days, to measure rate of gain and feed efficiency under standardized rations and stalls.
Dedication of Arkansas 2500th tree farm set for Oct 19 at W G Fischer farm seven miles northwest of Ashdown. Sen John L McClellan and Rep-elect Ray Thornton to speak. Ceremony begins 10 AM. Fischer’s 240 acre site exceeds Tree Farm System standards and is among 2800 in Arkansas. Lunch herb barbecue. tickets free by writing John Swilley or calling 806-2711. Public invited.
Reader questions claims mold on food causes cancer and witnesses a medical rebuttal from Dr. Lamb. The columnist notes penicillin origin from mold, rejects fear claims, and urges prudent handling of mold and cigarettes around patients.
Readers are asked to send questions to Dr. Lamb through the newspaper at P. O. Box 1551 Radio City Station New York NY 10019. To obtain a copy of the balanced diet booklet send 50 cents to the same address and request the "Balanced Diet" booklet.
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