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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1971

Page

2

Winners of Arts & Craft Exhibits Shine at Record Attendance

Getting off to a late start the arts exhibit drew near one thousand viewers as judges finished after 4 p.m due to a flood of entries. Best of Show went to Helen Aldridge for adult arts and crafts.

Helen Aldridge

Landscape and portrait entries in regional arts display

The notice lists contestants in multiple divisions including Landscape First Sandra Anderson and Second William Pifer, Portrait First Helen Aldridge and Third Karen Morris, Still Life with First Mae King and Second Sandra Anderson, and various HM and HLM honors. Also contains categories for Photography, Purvis, and Open Craft with numerous names and placements.

Landscape Sandra Anderson William Pifer Jack Spates H.M Helga Middlebrooks HLM Frank Dyer Jerry Jones Gloria Martin Still Life Mae King Doris Anderson Liz Vandenberg Helen Aldridge Karen Morris Dorothy Weisenberger Open Craft Division Billy Dan Jones Ruth Southward Elmer Gentry Debbie Bowden

Solutions Differ on Revenue Crisis

In San Francisco 4000 city officials heard Hubert H. Humphrey and Wilbur Mills present contrasting plans to ease local government revenue woes. Mills condemned Nixon's $5 billion revenue sharing as wasteful and urged targeted aid, while Humphrey backed a $5–6 billion short-term grant plus a long-term low-interest loan program. Both cited undecided presidential runs.

Mike Silverman Associated Press SAN Francisco Hubert H. Humphrey Wilbur Mills Mills House Ways and Means Committee Nixon Humphrey Minnesota League of California Cities League Feder

Arkansas Weather Summary For 24 Hours Ending Tuesday

Experimental weather report notes high 6 low 49 with cloudy skies and warp through Wednesday. Forecast calls widely scattered showers and thundershowers this afternoon and in the northwest late Wednesday and Wednesday afternoon and evening. High today and Wednesday in the mid to upper 60s to 70s with mixed readings.

Arkansas

Vicious dogs reprieved in Indianapolis dog pound case

Two dogs Perry and Jack declared vicious and sentenced to death in the Municipal Dog Pound won a last minute reprieve Monday at the request of Indianapolis lawyer Ferdinand Samper. He plans to file a stay of execution in Superior Court. The dogs, owned by Columbus Riley, bitten a man and killed another dog in the pound. Samper was asked to intervene by a couple described as dog lovers seeking to home Perry and Jack on their Marion County farm.

Indianapolis Ferdinand Samper B. William Keithly Superior Perry Jack Columbus Riley Samper Marion County

Teachers Show Muscle in Political Races and NEA Push

The NEA and teachers nationwide shifted from local issue focus to influencing elections. In 1970 teachers aided governors and senators, with notable support for California, Ohio, Florida, and others, signaling a new political power and push toward White House engagement.

William J. Waugh Washington AP National Education Association White House Helen Bain NEA Nixon NEL Detroit Donald Morrison John V. Tunney California George Murphy John Gilligan Ohio Reubin Askew Florida Claude Kirk Jr Mike McCormack Dash Catherine May House of Representatives U.S Wilson C. Riles American Federation of Teachers, Afl-Cio

U S Slow in Branding Bad Food

U S officials face inconsistent PCB guidelines across foods while cribbed by recycled cardboard containers. FDA spokesman Walden cites action levels and sampling of fifteen products as reason for divergence. Shredded wheat showed up to forty eight times the safety limit. other foods ranged below to four times. Official stance: no seizures yet due to limited contaminated samples. The PCB issue spread through chicken feed to eggs and cereals, prompting ongoing testing.

David Wallace Associated Press Washington (Ap John T. Walden Food and Drug Administration Walden FDA

Mindszenty heads to Rome as tension eases

Cardinal Mindszenty, Hungarian prelate, arrives in Rome after 15 years in exile at Budapest. The move follows long Church-State disputes and signals a shift ahead of the World Council of Bishops. Police noted no details at the Austrian border.

David Mazzarella Associated Press Rome Josef Cardinal Mindszenty Hungary U.S Budapest Vienna Catholic Church MTI Franziskus Cardinal Koening Paul VI Cardinal Koening Cardinal Mindszenty Austria Nickelsdorf Hegyeshalom Opilio Rossi

Hempstead County Extension Agent speaks at Lions lunch

Hempstead County Extension Agent Calvin Caldwell spoke at the Town and Country luncheon, detailing the Extension Office on the courthouse's first floor, its six professionals, and services from soil and water testing to farm home plans. The talk highlighted soybeans, poultry, and beef as key county income sources and noted potential gains from two additional bushels per acre.

County Extension Service University of Arkansas Caldwell Hempstead Lion Warren Plyer David Still

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Abbie Breeding Inez Kirk Susan Turner Purvis Phil Westfall Mary Nell Turner Samuel D. Peoples Jeff Cox Barbara Martin Rynda Roberts Carol Harwell Samuel Peeples Mike Sherbert Anne Ambrose Debbie Lee Carl Ward Ruth Spradling William Walden Barbara Peck Ares Dreen Mullins Verne Bell Joe Patterson Albany Albu Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Charleston Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Mpls Congress Porfce Adee Dallas Mexigan- Vinericat Ras Jiuripest Frans Pyson Mostugm Atericans Paeiyy Mesigats Ireland Anthony Collings London Britain Irish Republic Northern Ireland Ulster Edward Health Jack Lynch Brian Faulkner Lynch Heath Faulkner Hope Ark Paper Company Robert H. McCaa Bloomburg Tex George Sanders Buckner Robert Harding Lex. Burle Brown Willie T Gulley Jenvy Moss McCaa Harold Clements Co Atlanta, Tex Derry Roger Wilkins Catholic Bogside Ulster Defense Regiment Newry Irish Republican Army IRA Lions Club Prince Rupert B.C Skeena Pacific Benjamin Rosenthal D-N.y Holifield Republican Party Ralph Nader U.S. Chamber of Commerce Office of Consumer Affairs Frank King Star Calvin Caldwell East 2Nd Street
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