Weekend forecast for East Arkansas lists light rain and cool days
The report notes a lingering topically formed low in East Arkansas bringing light rain early today with precipitation expected to continue through tonight. An upper level low pressure area adds to the rain while a weak cold front lies to the west. Arkansas avoids the heavy Mississippi rains and drier, cooler conditions are forecast for the next several days.
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Fayetteville
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Hope Star weather and business ledger page notes
Weather forecast for East Arkansas with cloudy skies light rain possible and cool temperatures. Local editorials, society notes, AP dispatch references, and advertising rates listed for Hope Arkansas area.
Conservation Day for Hempstead County 4-H Club
Hempstead County 4-H members gather Saturday for Conservation Day at the University of Arkansas Experiment Station Hi on Old Highway 67 West. Registration runs 8:45 to 9:00 with programs on baiting and setting predatory animal traps, tree identification, and fish prizes for smallest largest and most caught.
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Hempstead County
University of Arkansas Experiment Station
Old Highway 67 West
Brothers Return to State Hospital After Mansion Incident
Two Little Rock brothers James Earl Crutchfield 24 and Charles Everett Crutchfield 21 were apprehended on the Governor's Mansion grounds by State Police after a loaded .38 pistol was found. Officers say they are “walk aways” from the State Hospital with alleged voices claiming ownership of the mansion. Neither was harmed. charges include trespassing and carrying a concealed weapon with aim of court-ordered readmission. Governor Pryor’s family were away at the time.
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Wayne Eddy
Doug Harp
James Earl Crut
Europe
State Hospital
Crutchfields
Charles
DeLong
Mike Gaines
Gaines
Eddy
Pryor
de- Long
Scientists win Nobel prizes in chemistry and physics
The 1975 Nobel Prizes were shared by scientists from England, Switzerland, and the United States. John Warcup Cornforth and Vladimir Prelog won chemistry for stereo chemistry work, while James Rainwater, Aage Bohr, and Benjamin Mottelson were named physics co winners for discoveries linking collective and particle motion in nuclei. Bohr credited his team and institute for the physics prize. Rainwater called the award unreal yet meaningful, marking a major milestone alongside other 1975 laureates in economics and medicine.
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Shell Research Ltd
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Zurich
Swedish Academy of Science
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James Rainwater
Columbia University
Aage Bohr
Niels Bohr
Bohr
Benjamin Mottelsen
Cornforth
Prelog
Copenhagen
Rainwater
Tjalling C. Koopmans
Yale University
Leonid Kantorovich
Soviet Union
David Baltimore
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gains in U S industries as September output rises
Government data show September industrial output up 1.9 percent, marking the fifth straight monthly gain and the largest since 1964, while HEW reports 20 percent rise in welfare costs for 1975. AFDC rolls average about 11.1 million, with $13 billion for medical care for the poor.
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Commerce Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
John ‘A. Svahn
AFDC
James L. Pate
Pate
Hearings set on rate hike in Arkansas
State Insurance Commissioner Ark Monroe III announced five public hearings on rate increase requests. Fireman's Fund seeks 12.3 percent homeowners rate today. National Council on Compensation Insurance seeks 2.8 percent workers comp increase Tuesday. Maryland Casualty requests 23.7 percent homeowners hike Wednesday. Southern Farm Bureau 11 percent auto rate October 28, with Farm Bureau Mutual seeking 15 percent for fire and dwelling coverage and 20 percent for mobile homes.
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Ark Monroe III
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National Council On Compensation Insurance
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Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Bike owners raise funds for Hope charity
Morgan and Turner organized a gathering of bike owners and agreed to donate the collected money to The Star for contribution to the Hope charity of its choice. The reporter's reaction is noted but not relevant to the donation facts.
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Obituaries for Joe T. Martin Allie Malong Tabitha Davidson and Thorgan Lewis
Funeral services for Joe Thomas Martin 71 of Camden will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Cornish Mortuary with Rev Ai G Wicker officiating Burial in Friendship Cemetery Survivors include two sons Joe and Howard both of St Louis Mo two daughters Mrs Betty Joe Abbott and Mrs Jerlene Woods both of St Louis a brother Sid Martin of Waterloo Ark 14 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Mrs Allie B Malong 78 died Wednesday burial in DeAnn cemetery Survivors include four sons one daughter two brothers 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren Tabitha Davidson 80 died Tuesday afternoon in a DeQueen hospital burial in Redman cemetery with one daughter two brothers three sisters three grandchildren and one great grandchild Thorgan E Lewis 73 of Prescott died Sunday in a Nevada County Hospital survivors include wife Anna Tyner Lewis of Prescott three sons Everett Lewis Texarkana Marshall Lewis Prescott and Wayne Lewis Hope a step son Robert Dowing of Hope two daughters Marie Curtis Texarkana Joyce Wesson Prescott a step daughter Mary Hasting Prescott three brothers Thurman Veron Auberty all of Prescott three sisters Mrs Joe Towner Camden Mrs Lida Crouse Mr Leta Williams and Mrs Lois Wicker of Prescott 21 grandchildren and three great.
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Sid Martin
Waterloo
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Allie B. Malong
Herndon Funeral Home
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DeAnn Cemetery
Malone
Tabitha Davidson
Wilkerson Chapel
Joe Denton
Redman Cemetery
Thorgan Lewis
Thorgan E. Lewis
Prescott
Nevada
Lewis
Assembly of God Church
Anna Tyner Lewis
Everett Lewis
Texarkana
Marshall Lewis
Wayne Lewis
Hope
Robert Dowing
Marie Curtis
Joyce Wesson
Mary Hasting
Thurman Lewis
Veron Lewis
Auberty Lewis
Joe Twner
Lida Crouse
Leta Williams
Lois Wicker
Caney Church
Watermelon City coffee break fundraiser at Fair Park Coliseum
The Watermelon City Citizens' Band Radio Club hosts its first coffee break at Fair Park Coliseum starting 5 p.m. Saturday Oct 18 with Andy and the Wheels providing live music. Cake walks and prizes totaling about $2,000 are planned, with no prize under $5. Free coffee and refreshments to all, no alcohol.
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Andy
C.b’ers
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Colliseum
Airlift pilot sentenced in absentia in Czechoslovakia
American Vietnam veteran Barry Meeker was sentenced to 10 years in prison in abstentia for airlifting three East Germans to West Germany from Czechoslovakia. Helga Neukirchner received three years and Meeker's helper Taddeus Kobrzynski six years. Meeker called the verdict a terror judgment from Munich.
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Czechoslovakia
Barry Meeker
West Germany
Meeker
Helga Neukirchner
Taddeus Kobrzynski
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