Mike Kelly speaks at Hope Rotary on urban renewal plans
Mike Kelly told Hope Rotary Club that urban renewal aims to remove the old to build a safer better environment. He outlined plans with costs over 2 million dollars and the city’s share of 591 thousand, while Guy Grigg presented films of current and proposed downtown improvements. Tom Hodges expects Hope downtown plans to be ready by September 25 with city manager Gerald Keith newly joining Rotary.
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Mike Kelly
Hope Rotary Club
Hope
Conner Boyett
Kelly
Guy Grigg
Denison
Tex
Tom Hodges
In Service Mathematics Teaching Class For Arkansas Teachers
National Science Foundation funds a three year in service program at Hope High School starting tomorrow. The University of Arkansas mathematics department offers Content and Methods in Teaching General Mathematics with 16 sessions and three semester hours credit. Robert Simmons leads the course with 16 meetings. Participants receive tuition and travel stipends under a $202,000 grant. Participating teachers include Sarah Allbritton Ashdown William Beck Wilton Ruth Buchanan James Bullock Harrel Dickerson Prescott Claudia Griffin Fulton William Hendricks Texarkana Herman Johnson Washington Benny Mitchell Ashdown Bettye Moore Hope George Straughter Ronald Sweat McCaskill Larry Witherspoon Texarkana.
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National Science Foundation
Hope High School
Department of Mathematics
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Robert Simmons
Hope
Sarah Allbritton
Ashdown
William E. Beck
Wilton
Ruth Buchanan
James Howard Bullock
Harrel Dickerson
Prescott
Claudia M. Griffin
Fulton
William H. Hendricks
Texarkana
Herman D. Johnson
Washington
Benny C. Mitchell
Blevins
Bettye J. Moore
George D. Straughter
Ronald E. Sweat
McCaskill
Larry E. Witherspoon
SIN Spanish network aims for national TV reach in 1974
The New York based SIN or Spanish International Network plans to expand to 20 affiliates with five owned UHF stations including New York and Los Angeles and seeks federal satellite clearance for nationwide Spanish language broadcast in 1974. The lineup emphasizes soccer bullfighting and other Latin sports with all shows in Spanish.
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New York
Red International En Espanol
Spanish International Network
SIN
Miami
San Antonio
Tex
Los An
Geles
Fresno
California
Corpus Christi
Mexico
Texas
Rene Anselmo
NBC
ABC
U.S
Anselmo
Los Angeles
Boston
Haight Ashbury clinic profiles young heroin addicts
In San Francisco the Haight Ashbury Free Medical Clinic treats about 100 youths daily, mostly heroin users, with broader drug involvement rising among white, middle class and blue collar youths. Dr. Gay notes the clinic offers nonjudgmental aid, a soup kitchen, and research into the addict’s profile while federal funding supports drug treatment efforts.
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Haight Ashbury Street Clinic
San Francisco
Twin Peaks
Mediterranean
Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic
Haight-Ashbury
National Institute of Mental Health
George R. Gay
Haight and
Ashbury
Dr. Gay
Haight Clinic
David E. Smith
G.I
Nurses Association District 16 Meeting At Memorial Hospital
District 16 of the American Nurses Association met at Memorial Hospital on Thursday night. Mrs. Ann Johnson M.T. spoke on The Importance of RhoGam, a treatment for Rh negative mothers after miscarriages. Mrs. Linda Johnson M.T. helped in discussion as plans emerged to rotate meetings to a different town each month.
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District 16
American Nurses Association
Memorial Hospital
Ann Johnson M.T
Linda Johnson M.T
Three Americans linked to Viet Cong in Vietnam
Three unknown Americans described by U S military intelligence as Pork Chop Salt and Pepper have allegedly served with Viet Cong units for at least two years in Vietnam. They are believed deserters or possible prisoners of war who defected and remain at large near Da Nang and in Quang Ngai and Binh Dinh Provinces.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
U.S
Quang Ngai
Pork Chop
Binh Dinh
South Vienamese
Arkansas Power & Light promotes electric water heating benefits
Arkansas Power and Light markets electric water heaters as clean quiet and versatile with no pilot light and no vent. It claims installations under cabinets attics garages or closets are possible and urges readers to contact a plumber dealer or contractor for details and to get the right size for their hot water needs.
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Arkansas Power & Light
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