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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1973
Page
5
Alex H. Washburn presents a concise editorial toast to daily bread and its meaning, reflecting on simple sustenance and the value of small blessings in ordinary life. The piece frames bread as a symbol of resilience and community.
The article recounts Dr. Charles Herty's broad pilot showing Southern pine could yield newsprint previously believed unfit. It traces Southland Paper Mills expansion from Lufkin to Houston, 1974 production plans, and compares Southern output to Canadian dominance. It cites 1952 to 1973 growth in Southern mills and rising consumption of Southern newspapers amid a global paper crunch.
Two London railway stations were hit by bombs around noon. Euston suffered the largest explosion with five injured, while King's Cross blast injured six, two seriously. A hoax call warned of another blast at Euston snack bar.
President Nixon urges congressional cooperation to tackle national problems and seeks compromises on key bills while warning he will veto funding beyond his limits. He omits direct Watergate references, stresses fiscal discipline, and notes progress on several bipartisan measures despite embracing a strong executive.
Near capacity crowd hears evangelist Jack Hazlewood open a city wide Crusade for Christ at First Baptist Church with a Isaiah based sermon on sin and moral decline. More than 20 people responded to the invitation as Hazlewood schedules talks to Lions Kiwanis Rotary and schools and a daily KXAR radio slot.
Arkansas Consumer Research advocates with the state pharmacy board to reform prescription laws after a survey showing price variations up to 300 percent for four drugs. The study blames consumer price ignorance and anti substitution rules, urging trace names, bulk prescriptions, and price shopping to curb high costs.
Marine officer candidate Russell E. Quillin, son of Don and Mrs. Worthy of Hope, completed the Marine platoon leaders class at Quantico, while attending Henderson State College after a 1972 Hope High School graduation. Joel Jones to receive DDS from Tennessee, Sharron Parham and Mark White to attend Four States Fair parade. The Barksdale Air Force Band will lead 17 area bands and 22 floats in Texarkana parade.
Mrs Betty Bumpers urged statewide immunization completion through regular clinic visits as 85 745 children attended about 250 clinics over the weekend. The Every Child by 74 program offered free vaccines for diphtheria tetanus pertussis polio and measles with 225 745 total children vaccinated since May. The governor's wife led the effort with the Arkansas National Guard Cooperative Extension Service and volunteers and said national observers would watch Arkansas clinics as potential models for other states.
Shoppers face potential price rises as beef ceiling ends and new rules allow increases in other foods. Experts warn consumer buying patterns will shape prices while cattlemen worry about shortages and future volatility. Analysts predict a short bulge followed by steadying or slight decreases.
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