Cooler temperatures tonight and Tuesday forecast
The Associated Press reports cooler air moving in tonight and Tuesday with precipitation ending in Arkansas from the northwest. The National Weather Service predicts mostly cloudy skies and mild daytime temperatures with showers and a few thundershowers likely. Showers were observed this morning in northwest Arkansas as the system moves through.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
National Weather Service
Hope Star weather and economy notes from Hope Ark
October 14 1974 weather summary from Hope Star reports 24 hour rainfall totals and forecast for cooler temperatures through Tuesday. It lists rainfall at Fort Smith Fayeteville Harrison and other towns, with high 60s to 70s and overnight lows mid 40s to mid 50s. Includes station readings and ads by Star Publishing Co with staff and AP and other affiliations.
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Hope Ark
Star Publishing CO
Alex H. Washburn
Fort Smith
Fayereville
Harrison
Pine Bluff
Lite Rock
el Dorado
Texarkana
Jonesboro
Memphis
Calico Rock
Burger urges curb on Supreme Court caseload
Washington AP Chief Justice Warren E Burger calls for urgent action to curb the rapid rise in Supreme Court caseloads. He stops short of endorsing a national court of appeals to screen cases, though a Freund commission proposed a seven judge body to filter out about 90 percent. The court opened its term with 1 011 cases, the first time over a thousand, and 90 cases already scheduled for hearing as the term begins. Justices Brennan and Douglas oppose the screening idea.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Supreme Court
Burger
National Court of Appeals
Harvard Law School
Paul A. Freund
Advisory Council For Appellate Justice
American Bar Association
William J. Brennan
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Patton's Amity Strip Shop Receives Quality Service Award
Albert and Alice Patton of Patton's Amity Strip Shop at 904 North Elm Street Hope received a quality service award for their furniture stripping facility. The honor came at Amity's second annual dealer convention in Madison Wisconsin attended by 270 Amity dealers from the U.S. Canada and Hawaii over two days. The article notes New Zealand geography with South Island being larger and North Island housing more than two-thirds of the country’s industries.
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Albert and
Alice Patton
Patton
Amity
North Elm St
Hope
Madison
Wisc
United States
Canada
Hawaii
New Zeland
South Island
New
Obituary notices for Anthony Pierce and James Reed
Anthony Pierce of St Louis Missouri formerly of Hope died on October 9 survived by wife Judy daughter Amy parents four brothers a sister and grandmothers funeral held October 11 in St Louis Services followed by burial at Latimer Funeral Chapel Nashville for James Wallace Reed 58 of Nashville born February 10 1916 with wife Beanice Brown Reed a son a step son two stepdaughters mother and siblings among the survivors funeral service officiated by Rev David Wilson and Rev John Holson buried at Resiland Memorial Park Nashville
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Anthony Pierce
St. Louis
Hope
Judy
Amy
John R. Pierce
John H. Pierce
Searcy
Ark
Lane Pierce
Memphis
Crossett
Latimer
Nashville
James Wallace Reed
Yancey
First United Methodist Church
Beanice Brown Reed
James R. Reed
James H. Humphries
Fredericksburg
Peppy Seamon
Bobbie McLarty
Little Rock
Emma Reed
Johnny Reed
Texarkana
Tex
Conrad Reed
Mineral Springs
Lillian Tollett
David Wilson
John Holson
Resiland Memorial Park
Nursing Workshop in Texarkana Highlights Caregiver Psychology
Nursing personnel from ten southwest Arkansas counties gather in Texarkana for a free workshop on the psychological aspects of health care. Marge Mitchell, psychiatric nurse at Ouachita Regional Counseling Center, leads the session at Texarkana College, funded by the National Institute of Mental Health.
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Arkansas
Texarkana
Nell Balkman
Arkansas League Fror Nursing
Texarkana College
Arkansas League For Nursing
National Institute of Mental Health
Marge Mitchell
Ouachita
Hot Springs
Balkman
Huckabee to attend Dixie Chapter meeting in Little Rock
W S Huckabee of Hope and nine other Metropolitan Life representatives from Pine Bluff offices are set to attend the Dixie Chapter Veterans Association annual meeting and luncheon at Coachman's Inn in Little Rock. The group honors employees with at least 20 years of service, with officers presiding and Welton B. Gilbert hosting.
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W.S Huckabee
S. Walnut Street
Hope
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Pine Bluff
Dixie Chapter
Veterans Association
Coachman’s Inn
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Springdale
Jonesboro
Blytheville
Helena
Kissinger to press Arab talks after Riyadh stop
Kissinger charting procedures for future Arab talks with Israeli backed plan winning Saudi King Faisal support during a Riyadh stopover. He then flew to Cairo for late talks with Foreign Minister Fahmy and Sadat. Egypt seeks larger withdrawal than Israel's envisaged 31 miles. War Minister Ahmed Ismail warned Egypt could resume fighting if Israel refuses to withdraw from Arab lands.
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Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Kissinger
Riyadh
Israel
Egypt
Cairo
Ismail Fahmy
Sadat
Newsweek Magazine
Ahmed Ismail
Park director outlines future Washington historic park plans
Park Director Danny Rankin spoke at the Hope Rotary Club detailing ongoing and planned developments at Old Washington Historic Safe Park nine miles northeast of Hope. He showed slides of restored sites including the blacksmith shop, Old Tavern, Confederate State Capitol, and the gun museum with 600 pieces. Tours run daily with hours and admission priced for adults and children. group rates apply.
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Old
Washington
Hope
Danny Rankin
Hope Rotary Club
Town and Country
Blackship Shop
Sam Houston
Texas
Confederate State Capitol
Arkansas
Gun Museum
Wheat plantings may be higher this winter
Drought relief and crop shifts in the Great Plains could lift winter wheat plantings 3 to 5 percent, though total grain output may fall as farmers switch from corn and sorghum. Oklahoma and Texas seedings rise on moisture gains while western areas delay.
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Washington
Great Plains
National Association of Wheat Growers
Jerry Rees
Association
Southwest
Rees
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Washington State
Agriculture Department
USDA
South Dakota
North Dakota
Republica of China
Taiwan
Department
Foreign Agricultureal Service
U.S
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Oregon
Community notices and honors from Hope area
A collage of items from Hope Arkansas area news highlights include Jack Allen returning a purse found in his station washroom with a reward not expected while a Texas woman expressed thanks. Hempstead County sets a Revenue Sharing meeting on October 21 at 9 am. Centenary College in Shreveport names Paul Young to Who’s Who. Henderson State College sorority bids announced with Sherry Gray and Suzanne Suitor among recipients. A Paso Robles couple’s son assigned to Little Rock AFB for Tactical Air Command duty. Local Air Force members including Charles D. Matthews noted with previous education. Local enlistments and training updates from the area. Housing Authority commissioners meet October 15. Southwest Arkansas Arts and Crafts Show slated October 25–26 in Magnolia hospitality house. Hope High School coach Jim Duncan to exhibit handmade crafts at a show in Magnolia. Marine Cpl Hugh L. Griffen listed among artillery training activities at Fort Bragg and Camp LeJeune with a new helicopter-transportable howitzer and laser range finder.
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Paso Robles
Calif
Little Rock Afb
Ark
Tactical Air Command
Air Force
Charles D. Matthews
W. E. Colvin
Vine St
314Th Combat Support Group
Santa Anna (Tex
Matthews
Metropolitan Junior College
Kansas City
Ramstein AB
Germany
Southwest Arkansas
Hospitality House
Magnolia
Jim Duncan
Hope High School
Duncan
Creations
Hugh L. Griffen
Loretta
Aggie B. Griffen
Houston St
Hope
Fort Bragg
N.C
10Th Marine Regiment
Marine Corps
Camp LeJeune
Griffen
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Star of Hope
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Star Building
S. Walnut St
P.O
Area 501
Roger Head
Janice Miller
Millie Shotts
Dortha
Faye Huckabee
JoAnn Cooper
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News Dispatches
Southern
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Ave
Tenn
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Dallas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
E. 42Nd St
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N.Y
Penobscot
Detroit
Mich
Classen Terrace
Classen Blvd
Oklahoma City
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Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howerd
Pike and Clark Counties
A Suyday
Paul H. Jones
Dorothy Winchel
Annette Rogers
Albany
I Women's News
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Edgeatures
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Esther Hicks
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Boise
Negro Community Advertising
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Siby Parsons
Brownsville
Edy
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Virginia Hiscott
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Judy Foley
Cincinnati
Cleveland
C.M. Rogers, Jr
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Des Moines
Alice Kate Baker
Duluth
General Bookkeeper
Fairbanks
Cdy
Phala Roberts
Fort Worth
Teddy Thurman
Honolulu
Houston
Mechanical Department
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D.E. Allen
Mechanical Jacks
Ville
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Danny Lewallen
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the Star
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Nursing Workshop
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Park Commission
Scott Moore
Dave Bramlett
Tom Callan
David Day
Gerald Keith
Paul Henley
Parks and Recreation
The
Star
Jack Allen
Allen
Finis Odom
Hempstead County
Paul Young
E. P. Young, Jr
N. Washington,Hope
Centenary College
Shreveport
Centenary
Young
Methodist
Henderson State College
Arkadelphia
Alpha Sigma Tau
Sherry Gray
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Suzanne Suitor
Prescott
Donna Daniel
Barbara Beth
Debbie Powell
Kathy Cooley
Becky Mitchell
Debbie Darling
Delta Zeta Sorority
Hicks
Donald Gene Hicks
Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the
City of Hope
Chamber of Commerce
East Third Street
Griffin
Congratulations Star Publishing Co
Clyde Davis
Photography
Holiday Inn
Family Night Buffet
Mrs. Flores
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