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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1975

Page

8

Two thirsty escapees captured in Illinois near Salem

Two federal prison escapees Edward Roche and Maurice Philion were captured near Salem Illinois after fleeing Marion Federal Penitentiary with three others. The group aided by a stolen car crash and a high speed chase. Roche and Philion were found on railroad tracks miles apart and returned to prison.

Salem Ill Marion Edward Roche Katonah N.Y Maurice J. Philion Oakland Calif Marion Federal Penitentiary Arthur J. Mankins Germantown N.C Dennis D. Hunter Chicago Henry Gargano Ohio Gargano Hunter Roche Philion Baltimore & Ohio Tom Fischer Phillon Norman Rose Rosé Rose FBI Victor Schaeffer Buncombe Mankins

Open houses at Yerger Middle School draw about 300 parents

Parents attended a Tuesday evening open house at Yerger Middle School where Principal Gene Ross introduced staff including Assistant Principal Ken Muldrew counselors Harold Alexander and Susan Pride Librarian Berta Brittain Career orientation teachers Estelle Spearman and Eddie Simon Band director Jim Fairchild Choir and German teacher Valerie Booles Art and Crafts teacher Sandra Shope Special education teacher Juanita Hart and many department heads met individually with parents. Student Council members led by Mr. Cook and Jane Routon guided attendees while refreshments were served by Career Orientation students.

Yerger Middle School Gene Ross Ken Muldrew Harold Alexander Susan Pride Berta Brittain Estelle Spearman Eddie Simon Jim Fairchild Valerie Booles Sandra Shope Juanita Hart Debbie Moore Wesley Huddleston Mildred Regan Alvis

Democrats Seek Quiet Path at 1976 Convention

Top Democrats, aiming to avoid intraparty clashes, set credentials and rules to curb challenges at the New York convention. The Democratic National Committee acts to streamline proceedings, empower the credentials chair, and prevent deadlocks by early settlement of disputes while restoring an alphabetical roll call.

Washington Democratic National Committee Republican National Committee National Committee Robert S. Strauss Mickey Griffin George C. Wallace Alabama Wallace Arnold Alperstein Colorado Strauss New York

Supreme Court affirms bonds in murder and drug cases

Arkansas Supreme Court refused to reduce appeal bonds of William Kimbrell 33 Beebe for murder of Fern Cowan Rodgers in Searcy and Floyd Bryant Little Rock for a drug conviction. Both bonds set at 250000. Kimbrell also denied pauper appeal. Mrs Rodgers was shot in September 1974. Dr Porter Rodgers Sr. is appealing after being convicted. Peggy Hale pleaded guilty to second degree murder.

Little Rock State Supreme Court William Berry Kimbrell Beebe Fern Cowan Rodgers Floyd Bryant Phillips County Rodgers Searcy Porter Rodgers Sr Peggy Jean Hale

Kimbrell Bond Discussion in Change of Venue Case

Kimbrell was tried in Phillips County on a change of venue from White County. Little Rock attorney Jack Lessenberry said Kimbrell and relatives might meet a $10,000 bond if approved. Assistant Attorney General Gary Isbell argued that if relatives could meet $10,000, Kimbrell should not appeal as a pauper.

Kimbrell Phillips County White County Jack Lessenberry Little Rock Gary Isbell

Arkansas records license fee nets 250 in 1974

A fortune teller license fee in Arkansas brought in 250 dollars in fiscal 1974, according to AP. The small sum reflects modest demand for the permit amid regulatory revenue.

Fortune Little Rock Arkansas

Mud injection to seal gas well at Houma

In Houma Louisiana officials said a leaking well spewed a 75 foot geyser of natural gas and water and will be stopped by mud injection after work crews removed faulty valves. Six families were evacuated, Greenwood School canceled classes, and a 14 mile stretch of Louisiana 90 was closed.

Houma Shell Oil Co Brian Toal Toal Greenwood School Louisiana 90

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Illinois India Yerger Hope High School Joy Hirabayashi Donna Rowe Kelly Hope Ark Jim Harris Huff Pam Thrash the Queen Gloria Heney Shelia Sheffield Georgia Bell Alan Cranston California Donald Fowler South Carolina Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Hope South Main Collier Mrs. Jewell V. Moore Cpt
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