Dry Warmup Expected Over Next Two Days
The forecast calls for two dry days with warmer temperatures nationwide. Only two small rain areas remain, one in Florida and one in Montana, not affecting Arkansas where clear skies and rising temps are expected.
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Florida
Montana
Arkansas
Rockies
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Jonesboro
Fayetteville
Pine Bluff
Harrison and
el Dorado
Memphis
Texarkana
Hope Star edition details weather and notices
The Hope Star from October 11, 1976 includes forecast temperatures for Arkansas with a weak cold front bringing dry air. It lists editorial staff, AP and NSSA affiliations, circulation data, and pricing for single copies, carrier, and mail in several counties.
Jasper girl crowned new Miss Arkansas State Fair Queen
Jasper 16 year old Les lie Anne Wilkins won the Miss Arkansas State Fair Queen title at the State Fair Saturday night. The Jasper High School student entered as Miss Newton County Fair with blue eyes and brown hair. First runnerup was Donna Mae Voyles 17 of Strawberry and second runnerup Elizabeth Leigh Clark 18 of Paragould Greene County. Third runnerup was Hextis Denman 17 of Stuttgart Arkansas County and fourth runnerup Casey Courtney 16 of Cras sett Astley County.
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Leslie Anne Wilkins
Jasper
Miss Wilkins
Newton County
Donna Mae Voyles
Strawberry
Lawrence County
Elizabeth Leigh Clark
Paragould
Greene County
Hextis Denman
Stuttgart
Arkansas County
Casey Courtney
Crassett
Astley County
Johnny Holmes
Leslie
Henry VII’s Tudor Foundations Strengthened Royal Power
In 1485 Henry VII of England established the Tudor dynasty consolidating authority by expanding the Star Chamber, building a royal navy, backing voyages to the New World, and curbing feudal private arms through legal measures.
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England
House of Tudor
Star Chamber
Obituaries of Mrs Fannie Daniel and others in Murfreesboro
Funeral services were held for Mrs Fannie Stueart Daniel at the First Christian Church in Murfreesboro with burial in Oran cemetery. She died in a Murfreesboro hospital leaving a large family including multiple daughters and grandchildren. Additional obituaries for Ollie Bunyon Tommey, James Owen Atkins Sr. , Mrs Jewell Mae Livingston Trott, George Anderson, and Helen Meloy note funerals in Latimer and Herndon chapels, graves at local cemeteries, and survivors across Arkansas Texas and Tennessee.
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Texarkana
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Nashville
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Nelle Power
Longview
Tex
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Latimer Funeral Home
David Webb
Antioch Cemetery
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San Antonio
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Hope
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Zinn
Rose Hill
Ralph Hale
Jewell Mae Livingston Trott
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David Wilson
County Line
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Little Rock
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George Wayne Trott
Shreveport
Herman Earl Trott
Marjorie Pierce
Searcy
Pat Stafford
Hope, Ark
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Garland Tex
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Dowie Stewart Anderson
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Driving in the Rain Chooses the Driest Lane
A short note advises drivers to select the lane with the least water accumulation to avoid spray and hydroplaning. The recommendation emphasizes the lane with the least traffic typically drains best and remains driest for safer passage.
Hempstead County Services Closed for Fall Conference
Due to the Arkansas Veterans Service officers annual fall conference in Little Rock the Hempstead County Veterans Service Office will be closed October 11 through 13. The notice lists community meetings and events including a School of Hope gathering October 14, a 7 p.m. barbecue at Fair Park coliseum sponsored by Red River Farm Supply, door prize drawings, and a salad or dessert request for attendees.
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Little Rock
Hempstead County
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Red River Farm Supply
North Arkansas Symphony
Rogers
University of Arkansas
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Hope
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Bill Atterbury
Vivian Reese
All of Hope
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Ford Gains Baptist Leader Backing In Dallas
AP reports President Ford received public support from Dr. W A Criswell pastor of the large First Baptist Church in Dallas during a weekend stop. Criswell praised Ford and used the sermon to attack Carter while noting Ford declined Playboy interview requests. The event drew about 5 300 worshippers in the sanctuary and 1 000 more via closed circuit.
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Criswell
Dallas
Jimmy Carter
Wilson
Carter
Playboy Magazine
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Arkansas write-in deadline set for Oct 2 in general election
Atty. Gen. Jim Guy Tucker stated the write-in candidate deadline for the general election is October 2. The opinion, sent to Secretary of State George Jernigan, notes Arkansas requires write-ins to qualify at least 30 days before polls open for the November 2 election.
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Little Rock
Jim Guy Tucker
George Jernigan
Tucker
Arkansas
Train Crash in Sierra Madre Kills 17 in Mexico
A head on collision between a passenger train and a freight train in the Sierra Madre mountains left 17 dead and 40 injured. The wreck occurred about 125 miles east of Chihuahua with one passenger car toppled into a gorge. 15 of the injured were in grave condition.
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APA
Sierra Madre Mountains
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