Weather Forecast Sees Continued Rain Across Arkansas
The National Weather Service expects ongoing rain across most of Arkansas with locally heavy rainfall. Jonesboro reported 6.5 inches since midnight and 7.5 inches in the 24-hour period ending at 7:30 a.m. local time.
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Associated Press
National Weather Service
Arkansas
Jonesboro
Ark
The
Weather Service
Gary Haag
State Office of Emergency Preparedness
Fairview
Haag
Hope Star weather and notices September 6 1973
The Hope Star reports Delia driven moisture lowering temperatures with highs in the 70s and 80s. Arkansas towns Cited include Jonesboro El Dorado Pine Bluff Little Rock Texarkana Fort Smith Fayetteville Harrison and Memphis. Rain totals up to 2% inches at several sites and an experiment station reading notes 2.86 inches over 94 hours ending 7 am Thursday. Also notes Bascom Lamar Lunsford death in Asheville and Anne Rathbone Johnson death in Philadelphia.
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Delia
Gulf
Arkansas
Jonesboro
el Dorado
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Texarkana
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Harrison
Memphis
Southern Baptist evangelism conference in Magnolia
A regional area evangelism conference for Southern Baptist Churches in this state section is set for Monday September 10 at 7 30 p m at Central Baptist Church Magnolia. Three age group conferences adults youth and preschool with nursery care. Rev Leo Hughes leads the adult session on I Want it in the Record and the question What kind of record are you making for God. Dick King directs the youth session How to share your Faith. Alma Hunt speaks to both adult and youth groups. Ervin Keathley directs music and presents the Mt Olive Church youth choir from Crossett under Bob Williamson.
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Southern Baptist Churches
Central Baptist Church
Magnolia
Leo Hughes
The
Hope Association
Dick King
Arkansas Baptist State Convention
Alma Hunt
Womans Missionary Union
Southern Baptist Convention
Ervin Keathley
Mt. Olive Church
Crossett
Bob Williamson
Miss America contestant falls backstage injures elbow
Becky Jean Hume reports a fall down hotel stairs during Miss America Pageant events in Atlantic City. She sustained a badly swollen elbow but continued rehearsals and performances after medical checks. Colleen Ann Matternech of Illinois won the talent, Terry Ann Meeuwsen opened the show, and a missing box was found.
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Becky Jean Hume
Associated Press
Atlantic City
N.J
Miss America
Miss Klutz
Saing
Betty Fowler
Colleen Ann Matternech
Illinois
Terry Ann Meeuwsen
DWI re education classes start in Hope tonight
DWI driver education classes begin at 7 p.m. on September 6 in the welding room of Red River Vocational Technical School in Hope. The program, sponsored by the Red River Regional Council on Alcoholism and Judge John Wilson's court, offers four sessions as an alternative to jail and license penalties. Mrs. Vigi Moers and Mrs. Robin Moore lead the efforts, emphasizing behavior change over mere facts and dispelling myths about alcohol.
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Thomas S. Moore
Junction City
Highway 4
Hope
Moore
Red River
DWI
Vigi Moers
Council On Alcoholism
Robin Moore
Hoax CB plea triggers Jonesboro alert
A citizen band radio call claiming a distressed pilot preparing to land at Jonesboro Municipal Airport prompted a major emergency response. No aircraft appeared, officials deem the plea a hoax, with investigators unsure who made the calls.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Jim Hanley
Hanley
FSS
Peronie
New Mexico
Delia Breaks Up Inland After Coastal Storm Lashes Texas
Tropical Storm Delia moved inland after four days of affecting Texas and Louisiana coasts. Remnants were located about 100 miles inland northwest of Galveston as rains and high tides lingered. Flood warnings spread across dozens of counties, with up to 6 inches of rain in places and crop damage mounting in the coastal plains.
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Galvestor. Tex
Texas
Louisiana
Delia
National Weather Service
Galveston
Freeport
South Plains
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Galveston Bay
Weather Service
Geeston-Freeport
Gulf of Mexico
Jesus Coast
Houston
Stafford
Vince Esposito
Corpus Christi
Sabine River
Orange
Deweyville
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Annette Rogers
Rebecca Lazenby
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Johnny Edwards
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Mrs
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Auait Berawu
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Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Ave
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Bascom Lamar Lunsford
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Robert L. Johnson
Temple University
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C.M. Rogers, Jr
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Charleston
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Lice Department
Snyder
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Jonesboro Airport
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Gould Area
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Lincoln County
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Clay County
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