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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1975

Page

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Fair skies and warm trend for Arkansas forecast

The High pressure to the south was forecast to produce fair skies and warmer temperatures for Arkansas. A southwesterly wind shift near the Mississippi Alabama border brought milder morning temperatures and a warming trend expected over the next several days.

Associated Press Arkansas Mississippi-Alabama

Hope Star weather and notices from Hope Arkansas 1975

Daily weather forecast for Hope Arkansas with temperatures and frost notes. Also includes newspaper masthead, staff, notices, circulation rates, and a brief overview of Reunion, an overseas department of France, with population and product details.

Indian Ocean Madagascar Reunion France Rhode Island

The Black Community Calendar of Events 1975

The 92nd Session of the West Arkansas Annual Conference of the 12th Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church convenes October 14-17 1975 at Visitors Chapel A.M.E. Hot Springs with Bishop Samuel S. Morris Jr presiding. Included are sessions, sermons, and officer elections. other events feature Lonoke Youth for Christ weekend and community notices from Keystone Lodge and local clubs.

West Arkansas 12Th Episcopal District African Methodist Episcopal Church Visitors Chapel A.M.E. Church Hot Springs Samuel S. Morris Jr C. V. Boyd Ermine Morris Episcopal District Lucille Thrower Thomas W. Adair Magnolia Shorter Y.P.D Morris

Fireside Chat With Ed Overing For Hope Scouting

A meeting for all Hope scouters led by Caddo Area Council Scout executive Ed Overing is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday October 21 in the Commons Room Red River Vocational Technical School Highway 29. Overing will discuss scouting progress and a Q A session will follow.

Caddo Area Ed Overing Red River Vocational Technical School Highway 29 Overing Scouting Hope

Moody White and Hester Obituaries From Hope and Nashville

Obituary notices report funeral services for Daniel Edward Moody 68 in Hope with burial in Huckabee cemetery and survivors listed. Charles Flemon White 82 of Corinth Ark died in Nashville nursing home. services at Latimer Funeral Home and burial at Restland Memorial Park with survivors including wife Mamie and son Wayne. August S. Hester 71 died in Little Rock. services at Latimer Funeral Home Nashville with burial in Center Point cemetery.

Daniel E. Moody Daniel Edward Moody Herndon Funeral Home Elmer Grant Huckabee Cemetery Mr. Moody Hope Charles F. White Charles Flemon White Nashville Corinth Ark Church of Christ Mamie Hardy White Wayne H. White Ashburn Luther White Chicago Latimer Funeral Home M.H. Peebles Lynn Mathany Restland Memorial Park August S. Hester Bruce Bean Center Point Cemetery Hester Little Rock

Barentine evaluates discipline sex bias at Hope Rotary

Dr. Joe Barentine, Hope Public Schools superintendent, spoke at the Hope Rotary Club on October 16 at the Sheraton Inn. He discussed Sex Discrimination and Due Process of Law in Discipline, noting boards’ liability and broader areas beyond athletics.

Joe Barentine Hope Public Schools Hope Rotary Club Sheraton Inn John R. Graves Dallas

Libel law clarified by court on knowledge of falsity

The state court held libel provisions unconstitutional when statements were made without knowledge of their falsity or with reckless disregard for truth. The attorney general’s argument to read the statute constitutionally would have required adding language the court would not amend to fit U.S. Supreme Court rules. Special Justice LeRoy Autrey wrote the opinion in Texarkana while Associate Justice John A. Fogleman recused himself.

Attorney General U.S. Supreme Court New York Times Garrison LeRoy Autrey Texarkana John A. Fogleman

Beirut Violence Deepens As Religious Factions Clash

In Beirut heavy rock et mortar fire and gunfire spread across districts. Officials reported at least five dead and 25 wounded as safety forces warned roads were unsafe and residents sought basements amid ongoing sectarian attacks. The city, previously calmer, saw mosques calling worshippers to seek shelter and ambulance sirens filling the night.

Beirut Lebanon Associated Press Farouk Nassar Nassar

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