Thursday Forecast Shifts as Front Moves Through Arkansas
The Associated Press reports a mostly cloudy and cool Thursday with shower activity ending from the northwest early. A weak cold front moves slowly toward northwest Arkansas while showers and thunderstorms shift from northeastern Oklahoma and southwestern Missouri into northwest Arkansas, drifting southeast later.
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
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el Dorado
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Fayetteville
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Memphis
Hope Star weather and publisher notes October 15 1975
The Hope Star edition lists weather forecasts for northwest central and eastern Arkansas with rain chances and temperatures. It notes the Star Publishing Co staff including Alex H. Washburn and Mrs Annette Rogers, and provides subscription rates and circulation details for local, county, and out of state readers.
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Hope, Ark
Star Publishing Co
Alex. H. Washburn
Nine Marines Die in Training Jet Crash at Cherry Point
CHERRY POINT N C AP nine Marines were killed when a Gulfstream TC4C trainer crashed shortly after takeoff. The jet burned on impact and an investigation into the cause began. Names of the four crewmen, an instructor, and four students were withheld pending notification of relatives.
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Cherry Point
N.C
Marine Corps
Bucharest Population Estimate Report
The article estimates Bucharest, capital of Romania, has a population of about 1,488,328. The figure reflects the latest census or demographic projection and notes the city as the nation’s largest urban center.
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Bucharest
Romania
Harding College leader outlines school growth and HEW issues
Dr. Cliff Ganus of Harding College spoke to the Hope Lions at the Sheraton Inn. He detailed the college’s 50 year history, size, and national recognition in business and economics, plus the NASA fitness program and a new nursing school. He also tackled Title 9 HEW regulations and gender equity challenges in athletics and housing.
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Ganus
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Rowan McGeod
Texas
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Larry Patton
Ruth Gunter
Sarah Darling
Grayson Spears
Lioness
Medina
Charles Jester
Wayne Stokes
Harold Alexander
Vinson Construction Low Bid on City Sewer Project
Vinson Construction Company of Cabot Arkansas was the low bidder for a two mile sewer line project to extend city services to residents in the city park area. Sealed bids were opened by consulting engineer Joe Fox at 2 p.m. Tuesday in City Hall. The bid totals show Vinson at $99,368 with Morris Herring Co. at $99,165 and Ronco following.
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Cabot, Ark
Joe Fox
City Hall
Fox
Spruce
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Laurel
Allen, Dairy
McFerrin
Park
Vinson
Morris Herring, Co
Ronco
Obituaries for Alice M. Tollett and Helen Coleman
Mrs. Alice May Tollett 96 of Nashville died Tuesday in a Texarkana hospital. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Wednesday Latimer Chapel Nashville with two ministers. burial Sardis Cemetery. Survivors include five sons, a brother, three sisters, 20 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren. Born December 3, 1878 near Nashville. Sardis Methodist Church member. Mrs. Helen Lois Coleman 50 of Hope died Sunday after long illness. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Oakcrest Chapel. burial New Hope Cemetery. Survived by two sons, one daughter, two brothers, two sisters, six grandchildren.
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Nashville
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John Holston
Sardis Cemetery
Latimer Funeral Services
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Mineral Springs
Ark
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Jeff Tollett
Rufus Tollett
LeRoy Tollett
Helen Coleman
Helen Lois Coleman
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Glen Cannon
New Hope Cemetery
Manhunt canceled in Arkansas after escapee goes missing
MAGNOLIA Ark AP the manhunt for the last Columbia County Jail escapee has been canceled as authorities believe he is out of state. Eight prisoners escaped early Saturday two have been captured leaving Joe L Wyrick at large and the others in custody. Burton and Hinton were arrested Tuesday in Falcon Nevada County at Burton's mother's home with officers from three counties involved. Wyrick faced armed robbery and possession of stolen property charges.
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Columbia County
Joe L. Wyrick
Willie Burton
Gerald H. Hinton
Falcon
Nevada County
Burton
Columbia
Nevada
Lafayette
Prescott
Local bids on project exceed Fox estimate
Construction Co. bid $99,439 Jerico Inc. $104,341 Mica Construction Co. $124,182 Tommy Jones Co. $142,908 O. L. Warren Co. $102,848. Fox's estimate for the project was $118,200.
Penney store marks 50th anniversary in Hope
Hope celebrates the 50th anniversary of its JCPenney department store first opened in 1925 at 513 East 3rd Street. The firm grew into a nationwide chain, with 2050 U.S. and international outlets and $6.9 billion in sales last year.
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Jcpenney Department Store
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Kemmerer
Wyoming
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Penney
East 2Nd Street
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Board delays on tax raise tests Hope voters at hearing
At a Tuesday night hearing mayor and board members warned of revenue shortfalls after a quarter of road tax income and reduced gasoline receipts. They proposed a shared tax solution to preserve city services, noting Parks and Recreation could be cut first, but attendees opposed new taxes.
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Strong
Parks and Recreation
Water and Light Commission
Parks and Recreation Department
Hope
Youth for Christ Weekend At Lonoke Baptist Church
Lonoke Baptist Church youth department guides a two day Youth for Christ weekend with events Friday and Saturday at 7 30 p m and Sunday at 10 45 a m and 2 30 p m Invited guests include Hope area youth Youth Crusade Choir Hope Garrett Chapel youth and Young Adults Choir Rev P B Sharp pastor Pleasant Grove Baptist Camden and First Baptist Heights Magnolia will speak with the Pleasant Grove Youth Choir accompanying. Halloween Carnival Set For October 24 At Spring Hill PTA Hosts Carnival At 7 p m King Queen Carnival Auction Verde Flowers Auctioneer Ham drawing concession stand 13 amusement booths open to the public
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Youth For Christ
Hope Area
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Camden
First Baptist (Heights
Magnolia
Sharp
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Spring Hill Pta
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