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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1975
Page
1
A cold front is expected to move through Arkansas Friday morning bringing more showers and cooler temperatures. Moderate thunderstorms developed in the west central portion of the state with patchy fog observed at many locations. The state today continues un-
The Hope Star outlines subscription rates and distribution areas for Hope and nearby towns. It also includes a weather summary noting a southerly low level flow with a northwesterly upper flow bringing unstable conditions and thunderstorms. Cooler Canadian air approaches as a cold front moves in with weekend showers and temperatures dipping into the 50s and 60s.
The notice invites any country and western group to participate in the parade as long as they finish a float or trailer to ride on. Each entrant will receive twenty dollars for participation.
Dr Henry H Bohlman at Cleveland Veterans Hospital leads a trial of a frontal approach to spinal cord surgery. Of 28 patients treated, 21 gained partial hand or arm function and 15 improved leg function. eight men with injuries walked with minimal aid. Critics say outcomes may be similar without surgery. The hospital now serves as a referral center for VA spinal cord units.
Samoa became a US possession on December 2, 1899, Western Samoa's transition to New Zealand control and independence on January 1, 1962, and local notices include Hempstead County tax payment deadlines, parade traffic rules for Sixth Street, a church play Twelve Gates to the City, a fundraising coffee for the Malardier family, a railroad crossing safety meeting in Hope, a district fair queen contest, and a Venture in Discipleship event hosted by First United Methodist Church with Nashville leaders coordinating efforts across Tennessee Arkansas and Kentucky.
Heifer Project International will ship 140 dairy cows from Arkansas to the United Republic of Tanzania as part of a dairy production aid program. The effort, supporting a broader project in East Africa, aims to establish up to 1,000 Holstein heifers for eventual dairy development.
AUSTIN AP Jim Langdon of the Texas Railroad Commission said October oil allowable is 100 percent for Texas marking the 43rd straight month of full production. Total nominations total 3 774 509 barrels per day a drop from September due to Exxon not submitting an extra demand factor amid uncertainties from the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act expiration. Field July Texas production fell 5 000 bpd from June. East Texas held at 86 percent. Major buyers listed with October quotas, including Exxon 544 000 bpd (minus 246 000) and Chevron 77 800 bpd.
Chancery Judge Royce Weisenberger spoke to the Town and Country Kiwanis about Arkansas court improvements. He cited docket overload, state efforts like a court administrator and redistricting committee, and mandatory refresher training in some states. He noted half of juvenile delinquents come from broken homes and urged judges to serve with heart. Guests included Rev. W S Bishop, Dr. Bill Coffee, Carl Shaw, and Key Club members Bill Austin and Mark Harris.
Obituary items note Willie E Seaton 73 died in a local hospital and Wilma Ward 72 died in Texarkana. Seaton leaves two sons four daughters and relatives. Ward leaves a husband three sons two daughters and several grandchildren. Funeral details set in Herndon Chapel and Union Church with burial in Rose Hill and Union Cemeteries. Jamaica launches Camera Safari in Port Antonio offering a guided horseback ride with lunch and hotel pickup.
Dr. James Fowler of Little Rock accuses Rehabilitation Services Commissioner Russell Baxter of circumventing the law as Baxter places the Office for the Blind under the SRS director. Fowler, adviser to the office, says the advisory group was not consulted about administrator Harry Vines’s fate as Vines remains on administrative leave pending David Ray’s Oct. 1 decision.
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