Mona Rowe Named Guinevere of Hope in Local Pageant
Mona Rowe of Hope has been chosen Queen Guinevere of Hope for a Farmers Insurance float in the 1977 Pasadena Tournament of Roses parade. Sponsored by Agent Bill Ellis, Rowe will enter the state contest, then the national finals for a trip to Pasadena to portray Queen Guinevere and attend the Rose Bowl. Rowe, 20, a Ouachita Baptist University student, is 5'8" with brown hair and green eyes.
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Mona Rowe
Hope
Guinevere of Hope
Farmers Insurance Group of Companies
John W
Bill” Ellis
West Sixth Street
Miss Rowe
Pasadena
California
Ouachita Baptist University
Arkadelphia
Centenary Choir to Sing at Hope Church
The Centenary College Choir from Shreveport will perform at First United Methodist Church of Hope at 7 30 p m October 25. The ensemble, renowned for 35 years of excellence, will present a varied program of sacred and popular music under Dr Will K Andress in his third year as director.
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Centenary College
First United Methodist Church of Hope
Shreveport
Centenary Choir
Will K. Andress
A.C. ‘‘Cheesy’’ Coran
Andress
Radio City Music Hall
New York City
England
Okinawa
Adamson trial opens with press locked out
The John Harvey Adamson murder trial began with security tight as he wore a bulletproof vest and reporters barred from the seventh floor while jury selection proceeds. Maricopa County officials cited security concerns amid Bolles case ties to organized crime and corruption.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Don Bolles
John Harvey Adamson
Superior Court
Frederick Heineman
Bolles
Arizona Republic
John Adamson
Heineman
Maricopa County
Donald Harris
Adamson
Ford signs Indiana dunes expansion bill
President Ford signed a bill expanding the Indiana Dunes National Seashore to boost recreation and quality of life. The White House also announced wilderness designations for Point Reyes in California and a national monument for Congaree Swamp in South Carolina with funding for land acquisition and development. Elections to the U.S. Hall of Fame require 25 years in government service, with votes every five years.
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Washington
Ford
Indiana Dunes
White House
Point Reyes National Seashore
California
Point Reyes
Congaree Swamp
Columbuia
S.C
U.S
Carter Leading Ford in Arkansas Polls Before Election
Arkansas voters with two weeks to go split on Carter and Ford as 1964 and 1968 patterns loom. Clinton and Webb dispute Carter gains while write ins McCarthy and Anderson appear in some counties. Jim Ranchino polls show Carter ahead early, then shrinking to undecided with Ford rising.
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Carter
Ford
Arkansas
Jimmy Carter
Arkansans
Eugene McCarthy
Tom Anderson
American Party
Lyndon B. Johnson
George Wallace
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
George McGovern
Wallace
Dorothy Webb
Little Rock
Jim Ranchino
Webb
Clinton
Playboy
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Bill Clinton
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Georgia
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