Forecast: two days of summer weather in Arkansas
The National Weather Service says temperatures will reach around 90 degrees in central Arkansas this afternoon following a Monday with readings near 86 in Pine Bluff and Little Rock and low 80s elsewhere. Highs and humidity expected to persist into the week.
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National Weather Service
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Weather Service
el Dorado
Texarkana
Harrison
Fort Smith
Rockies
Hope Star brings daily weather and rates detail
The Hope Star issue dated Tuesday September 10, 1974, includes weather forecasts with warm temperatures through Wednesday and 20 to 30 percent precipitation, rainfall figures from statewide reports, and upcoming cold front timing. It lists staff, AP rights, and subscription prices with carrier, mail, and office options for Hempstead, Nevada, Lafayette, Howard, Pike and Clark counties.
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Associated Press
AP News
Southern
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Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Ill
E. 42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot
Detroit
Mich
Classen Terrace
Classen Blvd
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike and
Clark Counties
Clergy Call For Special Election After Ford Pardon
The Rev. Mr. Carley executive presbyter and the Rev. Mr. Johnson associate presbyter urged a special election to restore public trust in the Ford administration. Wisconsin demonstrators at Madison protested the pardon and called for amnesty for Vietnam draft evaders.
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Carley
Presbytery of the
Youth to sponsor premiere supper at Centennial premiere
The First Christian Church youth will host a chicken spaghetti supper Thursday September 19 the night of the Centennial premiere at City Hall. Serving from 5 to 7 30 p m in the church fellowship hall. Tickets 150 for adults 1 for children 12 and under sold by youth sponsors The Shield Company Rephans uptown or by calling 3575 for delivery Sales end September 17. Funds fund a study trip on October 11 12.
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City Hall
Fellowship
Ruth Rettig
Shield Company
South Walnut
Rephans
Tooth Implants Topic At Hope Rotary Meeting
Dr. Lester Sitzes discussed the history and current status of tooth implants at the Hope Rotary Club gathering on Friday September 6 at Town and Country. The talk noted only experimental implants and blade methods, with ADA caution and possible infection from mouth bacteria. Two Hope High seniors attended as special guests alongside visitors from Texarkana and a brief board meeting followed.
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Lester Sitzes
Hope Rotary Club
Arkansas
American Dental Association
George Washington
Hope High School
Willard Wilmon
Bruce Thrasher
Gerald Keith
Texarkana
Bill Lee
Dianne Plunkett
Rain Boosts Arkansas Crop Prospects
Rain improved prospects across Arkansas with soil moisture near adequate to surplus except in some north central counties. Damp fields and cooler nights slowed cotton maturity while weevils rose due to rain. Rice harvests continued with high moisture yet overall good condition. Soybeans showed improved prospects with late fields thriving, though some early fields neared maturity.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Arkansas
Amtrak plans $1.5 billion rail upgrades over five years
Amtrak proposes spending 1.5 billion dollars over five years to upgrade tracks and roadbeds and fund capital improvements. One billion would go to major corridors East Middle West and West Coast to enable speeds up to 110 mph on select routes. Remaining funds cover maintenance and repair facilities plus 235 new double deck cars 200 single level coaches and 25 electric engines.
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Hope Booster Club Meeting and Who's Who Honoree
The Hope Booster Club will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Hope High school library Films from last Friday s game between the Hope Bobcats and Ashdown Panthers will be shown Anna Cox a Hope High senior was notified she will be featured in the eighth annual Who s Who Among American High School Students 1973 74 She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Merlin Cox of 1301 Edgewood and active in Beta Club Babettes FBLA and will serve as senior class secretary
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Hope High School
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Ashdown Panthers
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Anna
Merlin Cox
Edgewood
Babettes
UCLA expert confirms Bormann skull not Nazi heir
UCLA forensic dentist Dr Reidar Sognnaes announced findings at the World Congress that the 1972 Berlin skull identified as Martin Bormann shows the individual died nearly 30 years earlier. He linked dental features to Blaschke records and noted a three tooth bridge matched Blaschke's description.
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Adolf Hitler
UCLA
Reidar F. Sognnaes
Berlin
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International Dental Federation
London
Germany
South America
Argentina
Paraguay
Blaschke
UK relocation moves to 720 Texas Street this fall
The Urban Renewal Relocation and Rehabilitation site office at 112 West 6th Street will relocate to 720 Texas Street on September 10 with the new phone 777-5742. Operations suspend on the 10th and 11th during the move. A Senate vote approved a major copyright law revision delaying beyond the life of the author, while provisions requiring royalties from broadcasters and others were rejected. The measure heads to the House, unlikely action this year. If not acted, it must restart in 1975. The bill allows cable operators to relay distant sports to subscribers.
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Texas Street
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House
Rebel stronghold seized by police in Lourenco Marques
Police stormed a white settlers rebel stronghold at the radio station in Lourenco Marques, capital of Mozambique, ending a three day attempt to seize power. The rebel leaders whereabouts were unknown and a truce with white rebels was reportedly broken. President Spinola signed Lisbon ceremony recognizing Guinea Bissau independence, ending 530 years of colonial rule.
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Mozambique
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Frelimo
Lisbon
Antonio de Spinola
Belem
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London
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Portuguese Guinea
Arkansas papers rail at Ford Nixon pardon
Several Arkansas newspapers criticized President Ford's decision to pardon Richard Nixon. Editorials urged the public to view the move as necessary to end Watergate turmoil, while others attacked it as a betrayal of equal justice and a blow to the rule of law.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Washington
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Benton Courier
Nixon press talks on pardon delayed by requested statement
The New York Times reports White House lawyers pressed Nixon to give a public confession of criminal guilt during pardon negotiations. Nixon refused, delaying an agreement. A compromise allowed him to say he was wrong without admitting guilt.
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White House
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Congress
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Viet brass accused of corruption in Saigon
President Nguyen Van Thieu dismissed two division commanders Le Van Tu and Tran Quoc Lich for alleged corruption and stripped them of brigadier general ranks. The generals, who led the 25th and 5th Infantry Divisions in the Saigon area, were said to be under investigation for mismanagement and for collecting pay for soldiers who existed only on paper or never reported for duty. The report followed a Hue anti corruption demonstration by 5,000 Roman Catholics, led by Father Tran Huu Thanh, with police using tear gas and 10 wounded.
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South Vietnam
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le van Tu
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Lich
U.S
Hue
Tran Huu Thanh
Phu Cam
Elaine Becomes Eastbound Tropical Storm No Threat to Land
Elaine, the fifth tropical storm of the season, turned east into open Atlantic and forecasters said she posed no threat to land. At 60 mph winds, she was about 400 miles east of the Virginia Capes tracking northeast at 20 mph with no expected strengthening tonight. Earlier warnings urged New England residents to watch advisories.
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Elaine
Atlantic
National Hurricane Center
Virginia Capes
New England
Hurricane Center
Cape Hatteras
Judy Bright Accepts New Post in Nashville
Judy Bright of Hope is named Service Representative at the Howard County Social Services District Office. She will handle administration for AFDC Food Stamp and Medicaid programs. A 1974 Southern State College BA graduate, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W W Bright and lives in Nashville.
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Hope
Howard County Social Services
Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services
Miss Bright
Social Services Division
Hope High School
Southern State College
W.W. Bright
Nashville
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