Showers Diminish Across Arkansas This Week
The Associated Press reports the chance of rain in Arkansas is falling. Eastern areas may see up to 30 percent today, with 20 percent chances elsewhere. Thursday forecasts drop to 20 percent statewide as an upper level disturbance moves through.
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Hope Star weather and pricing note September 17 1975
The Hope Star reports clearing skies over western Arkansas with a warming trend into Friday. Highs in the mid to high 70s, 60s' lows, and scattered showers expected by Saturday. Local rainfall totals include trace to .24 inch across several towns and a light 72/58 rain day from the Experiment Station. Subscription and advertising details follow.
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Old Indian Relics Found at Louisiana Site
LSU archaeologist Robert W. Neuman reports a major discovery at a prehistoric St. John Parish site along Bayou Jasmine. The peat layer has preserved flora such as seeds, twigs, branches, and tree stumps, offering unique cultural insights into Southeastern Native groups.
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Louisiana State University
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St. John Parish
Robert W. Neuman
Bayou Jasmine
Obituaries for Edward Burton Ross Crank and Ira L Altom
Edward Burton age 16 died in a Prescott head on collision. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Mums Chapel Baptist Prescott. Burial DeAnn Cemetery. Survived by mother Mary Helen Brown. Ross L Crank 91 of Emmet funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday United Methodist Church Emmet. Burial Snell Cemetery Emmet. Ira L Altom 73 of Delight Ark funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday First Baptist Delight. Burial Delight.
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Delight
Ark
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Andrew Comatser
Franklin Shepard
Delight Cemetery
CALENDAR OF EVENTS AND EXTENSION CLUB REPORTS
Mrs Isola Lee Muldrew sponsors a fish fry at BeeBe Memorial C M E Church on September 20. Rev W C Gant pastor invites the public. The Southeast Extension Homemakers Club held its monthly meeting at Mrs Amanda Johnsons home with devotion by Mrs J S Morgan and a discussion on furniture care. October meeting set for Mrs J S Morgans home.
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W. T. Keys
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Mary Keys
Lucy Young
G. Williamson
Eloise Leaves Seven Dead as Storm Hits Caribbean
Eloise caused at least seven deaths and extensive damage in Puerto Rico before moving across the Caribbean to the Dominican Republic on Tuesday night. A hurricane watch was issued for the Bahama Islands as forecasters noted Eloise’s northwest drift.
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Senate probes CIA record destruction over poisons
The Senate intelligence committee opened hearings on Project Naomi amid claims a memo about destroying poisons may exist. CIA director Colby testified records on Project Naomi were destroyed in 1972, but later clarification said no destruction occurred. Helms faced questions as Rogovin disputed Colby’s account, noting ongoing stockpiles and a presidential order to destroy agents.
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Ford considers CIA overhaul and intelligence coordinator
Washington sources say President Ford may split CIA functions into separate agencies. Options include moving covert operations and clandestine political work to another agency or creating an overall intelligence coordinator not replacing the CIA director. No major changes expected for months.
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Armored cars shell Beirut in sectarian clashes
In Beirut and Tripoli Lebanon security forces in armored cars shelled moslems and christians amid fighting that killed 10 and wounded 27 in Nasra district. A cease fire held in Tripoli as talks led by army officers and PLO emissaries aimed to halt violence and arrange a prisoner exchange.
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McDowell heads lay personnel for Venture in Discipleship
Dr. Wallace McDowell serves as general chairman of the lay personnel planning the Venture in Discipleship at First United Methodist Church in September 1921. Committees include discipleship opportunities George Frazier and Paul Bain. housing George Wright Jr. visitation Austin Hutson. coffee hostesses Mrs Albert Graves. food Mrs Charles Burtch. attendance Mrs W Steven Bader. welcome and transportation Bill Mudgett Harry Hawthorne Mrs George Wright Clifford Franks and Bob Parham. prayer A W Buddy McIver. publicity Mary Anita Laseter. literature Mrs Charles W Wylie and Mrs John R Graves. correspondence Mrs Yancey Reynolds. nursery Mrs Wallace McDowell. children and youth Henry Hill Mrs Joe Phillip Watkins and Gerald Keith.
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Buddy'’ McIver
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AP&L paid no taxes in 1974 due to tax credits
Kansas Power & Light Co reported zero federal income taxes for 1974 per Federal Power Commission data. AP&L showed a negative tax liability largely from a $235 million nuclear plant and 6.25 percent depreciation, plus a 4 percent investment credit bringing total plant tax credits to about $14 million, as AP&L officials noted.
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Little Rock
Kansas Power & Light Co
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Federal Power Commission
Ap&l
Jerry Maulden
Russellville
Maulden
Four MS fund drive youth groups unite in Mississippi
Four Mississippi youth groups plan a Saturday fund drive for Multiple Sclerosis on September 20 from 1 to 4 p.m. The groups involved are First Assembly of God youth, Boy Scout Troop 92, First Presbyterian youth, and First United Methodist youth.
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