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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1972
Page
8
Calendar of Events lists meetings like Golden Age Club in Texarkana, Eastern Star, UDC guests in Fulton, Hope Men’s Golf scramble, District 16 RN at Hempstead County Hospital, and multiple United Methodist Church circles Sept 7–12. Local social items cover visits, engagements, and gatherings with names and places in Hope Arkansas.
Medical column explains glaucoma as pressure buildup inside the eye, starting at the front. It describes eye anatomy including the cornea, pupil, lens, and the fluid-secreting gland, and raises questions about borderline glaucoma and steps to take.
A health column explains how fluid buildup in the eye causes glaucoma and potential blindness. It describes drainage, pressure testing with a small gauge, and emphasizes early diagnosis especially after age 40 with annual eye exams to prevent irreversible loss.
Marlene Cotton, 37, heads Citroen's Competition Racing Section in France, running a 26-member crew and selecting race entries while managing car choice and drivers. She took over after her husband Rene Cotton’s death, travels about 100,000 kilometers yearly, and emphasizes discipline, safety, and teamwork in a male-dominated field.
Dear Helen reviews a lurid column about a wife who blames her husband for marital woes while detailing his faults. A reader contrasts a loving marriage with a cold partner and argues both sexes can harm intimacy, ending with advice that blame is mutual.
The Star announces that Larry S. Patterson and Mrs. Jerri Pruden are candidates for public office, subject to the General Election on November 7, 1972. Both entries list them as contenders in the upcoming election.
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