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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
2
The National Weather Service says showers and a warning trend will continue in Arkansas through Friday as a weak front remains stationary north of the state. The front stretches from New England to northern Missouri and Kansas, with a high pressure system elsewhere.
Hope Star reports September 19 1973 weather across Arkansas with highs from 62 to 83 degrees and scattered showers. State forecasts predict partly cloudy skies, a high near 82, and rain chances. Obituary and staff notes list Paul H Jones Memorial, editorial shifts, and city society coverage.
A fragment describes a candidate from Red River Vo-Tech and Mage 1 competing for a county contest. It mentions a contestant named Shean and hints at a pageant or election with distinct contests. Details are incomplete but imply an upcoming local event and participation.
Martha Knighton Robbie Brewer and Letty Regalis are American Cancer Society rehabilitation volunteers traveling Georgia. The trio nicknamed The Tory Trio share experiences from mastectomy ostomy and laryngectomy to comfort patients in hospitals. They promote coping through personal stories and support.
Gov. Bob Riley is set to address Arkansas's 19 Community Action Agencies at a two day meeting starting Friday at the Lake Hamilton Holiday Inn in Hot Springs. Political analyst Jim Ranchino, Guacilta Baptist University chair, will speak Friday. Riley is a political science professor at OBU.
AP reports voting on a three year contract covering Chrys ler employees began today with UAW members urged to return to work by Monday. Approval by 127,500 Chrysler members was expected since unions rarely reject a contract endorsed by their leaders. UAW President Leonard Fideack noted only a few locals objected to resuming work once the national pact is approved, though some locals may leave certain issues unresolved.
Martha and Bobbie recount life after mastectomy in early breast cancer days. They describe scarce prostheses and lack of encouragement, hospital stays, and the social hurdles of returning to work and daily life while managing changes in body image and clothing.
Editor the Star prints a call from State Rehabilitation Services seeking Arkansans with spinal cord injuries to join a registry for rehabilitation eligibility. The project aims to shorten recovery time and establish a statewide program, with emphasis on outreach, data collection, and expanded services for disabled individuals.
A tentative postponement of Movin Callas first public appearance at the Royal Festival Hall follows a sellout recital, with a late November return promised by the diva as her doctors assure she can perform. A second recital was planned for February 20 but postponed.
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