20 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
1
Editorial observes animals mirror human observation, detailing a dog’s routine, a timber wolf in a cabin, and children tracking monthly finances. It notes higher animals apply observed routines to gain advantage, with a humorous family scene around the 25th. The piece ends with a father's exclamation about money.
An early morning bombing at the Duke of York's Barracks in Chelsea injures two soldiers and three civilians. The blast damages a three story transport building housing the 14th Parachute Brigade and several vehicles, with police attributing the attack to the Irish Republican Army.
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The Senate approved by 93 to 0 a private pension reform bill after more than three years of work. The measure sets minimum standards for private plans to guarantee benefits at retirement for about 40 million workers, with vesting rules and full funding, and proposes a government insurance program for failed plans. House action and Nixon signature expected this year.
Austin AP report says the Texas Railroad Commission ordered wideopen oil production for October, marking the 19th straight month of a 100 percent statewide oil allowable. Mack Wallace, a former East Texas district lawyer, was welcomed as the new member of the three member oil and gas regulatory agency after his appointment by Gov. Dolph Briscoe.
Rudolph T. Fick of Hope, 55, a CPA and World War II veteran, died when a Hot Springs driver crossed the center line on Highway 7 and hit Fick head on. Survivors include his wife, daughter, stepchildren, two grandchildren, and his mother. Funeral services are pending.
Lester Kent of Hope tops the Kansas State Fair weigh in with a 105 pound Cobb Gem watermelon to claim the title over Arkansas Fair challenges. Herbert Lambert of Silver Lake weighed 91 pounds for Kansas's runner up as horticulturist Charles Marr and Rogers note Kansas will reclaim the title next year.
Helen Evans, a 21 year old Leeds University history student from Kegworth England, cannot remember visiting the United States or the Miami assault that left her in a coma for three weeks. Her father Jack Evans reports continued recovery and hopes she will return to college next year. A UK fundraising effort raised about 6000 for hospital fees, funded by well wishers. The National Hurricane Center notes Hurricane Ellen poses no threat to the United States.
In Bulgaria Brezhnev urged renewed East West efforts to make the European security conference a success and warned against diplomatic barter to gain concessions. Observers questioned if remarks targeted the U S Congress.
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