Arkansas forecast for fair weather through Tuesday
The Associated Press reports a weak cold front crossed Arkansas bringing light showers to northern and western regions Sunday night with a slight chance of showers in the northeast early today. Fayetteville logged .03 inches and Harrison a trace as the only precipitation in the 24 hour period.
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Weather summary and notices from Hope Star, Sept 29 1975
Cool in eastern two thirds of state with clear skies. western areas cloudy and cooler nights. Highs in 70s to 80s, lows 40s to 50s. Overnight readings: Little Rock 49, Pine Bluff 47, El Dorado 53, Harrison 53, Texarkana 59, Fayetteville 51, Memphis 50. Includes publication and advertising details, staff note, and subscription rates.
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Harding College adds local man to President's Development Council
Charles Kammerdiener, manager of Nest Fresh in Hope, joins Harding College President's Development Council, a 300-member national group aiding in public relations, finances, and advisory work. The council meets twice yearly on the Searcy campus. A related report from Danvers, Massachusetts notes a 70 percent light increase with 10 percent less electricity from the Analux lamp by GTE Sylvanian Lighting Center, improving night vision.
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Champion Livestock Sale Highlights 4-H and FFA Winners
The Junior Livestock Sale wrapped district activities with champion steer sold by Billy Fuller of Hope to Corn Belt Hatchery Hope. Premiums bought by Ned Purtle & Son. Buyers and sellers include multiple Hope area firms and 4-H and FFA members from Hope, Nashville, Texarkana, Ashdown, Camden, and Harmony Grove. Also notes the 1914 assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, sparking World War I.
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Texarkana
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Blevins
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Obituaries for Leona G. Barrong and Carl Eugene Cox
Leona G. Barrong 89 of Gurdon Ark died Friday at home. Widow of F B Barrong member of Shady Grove Baptist Church. Survived by four sons. seven daughters. 41 grandchildren. several great grandchildren. Funeral 4 p m Sunday Murry Ruggles Chapel Arkadelphia. Burial Delight Cemetery. Grandsons pallbearers. Carl Eugene Sleepy Cox 83 of Hope Ark died late Saturday in hospital. Retired city employee WWI veteran and Hope Church of Christ member. Survived by one partner Newt Black, two nephews Garland and Lewis McJunkins. Funeral 10 a m Monday Herndon Funeral Home chapel. Burial Memory Gardens. Marie Taylor 68 of Rocky Mound Ark died late Saturday. Lifelong Rocky Mound resident member Rocky Mound Baptist Church. Survived by three daughters, one sister, seven grandchildren. Funeral 2 30 p m Monday Herndon Funeral Home. Burial Memory Gardens.
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Arlington
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Hope
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Horatio, Ark
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Four killed in weekend Arkansas traffic crashes
State Police reported four fatalities from weekend crashes across Arkansas. Terry Lynn Brown, 20, of Vi dette in Fulton County died when his car crossed Arkansas 223 center line and hit a pickup while rounding a curve. Terrence Conway, 59, of Belleville in Yell County. Johnny Hubbard, 24, of Clarksville. and Batiste Smith, 12, of Bison perished in separate incidents cited by troopers. Three others were injured in the Brown collision near Viola. Conway died when his vehicle crossed the center line. Hubbard’s car overturned several times near Danville. The Smith child died when the vehicle struck a utility pole in Bison.
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