Intensive Training Division aids profoundly retarded residents at Hammond State School
About 120 residents in the Intensive Training Division receive self help, motor, social and preacademic training. The two year old facility offers six therapists, a supervisor and two instructors for children over six. Individualized programs use detailed charts to record progress. HSS earns federal grants as research advances in profoundly retarded care.
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Billy
Hammond State School
Clary
HSS
Special
Stephanie Campo
Miss Campo
Obituary notices from Louisiana towns honor Hoover Heath and Womack
Obituaries report Glenn Monroe Hoover 58 of Pine Grove dying in New Orleans with WWII veteran status, services at Shiloh Baptist Church and burial at church cemetery. Lucille P. Womack 78 of Greensburg dies in Hammond. service at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church with burial in church cemetery. Lessie Lonzo Heath 85 of Ponchatoula dies in Hammond. funeral at Harry McEneely and Son Chapel with Masons in attendance. Surviving family members named include spouses children and siblings.
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New Orleans
Glenn Monroe Hoover
Ochsner Foundation
Pine Grove
McEneely
Amite
Shiloh Baptist Church
Lorena Hayes
Dianne H. Welch
Gail H. Tabor
Baton Rouge
Wesley Hoover
M.E., Alden
Wallace Hoover
Nelda James
Metairie
Michael Glenn Welch
Greensburg
Lucille P. Womack
Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church
Womack
J.S. Taylor
Ponchatoula
Hammond
Woodland
Church Cemetery
Miriam Kramer
Pasadena
Texas
Jack
Don Phares
John T. Phares
Clinton
Mattie Phares
Sara Lucius
Eleanor Landry
Norco
Lessie Lonzo Heath
Harry McEneely
Aline H. Owens
Paducah
Catherine H. Cole
Evansville
Ind
Melodine Wallace
Mayfield, Ky
Killian E. Schafer
Whitaker Heath
Flint
Mich
Lillian Culp
Gilbertsville
Daily Star pledges truthful advertising standards
The Daily Star states its policy to accept ads only when merchandise and services are accurately described and sold at the advertised price. Advertisers know these standards, and deceptive or misleading ads are not knowingly accepted. Readers are asked to notify the advertising department if noncompliance is found.
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The
Daily Star
Humphrey remembered by leaders after death at home
Washington leaders and former colleagues honored Hubert H. Humphrey as a man who shaped national life. President Carter praised him at Camp David while Vice President Mondale expressed deep sorrow, noting Humphrey dominated their era and his public career.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Carter
Camp David
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Waverly
Minn
Walter Mondale
Mondale
Carter orders jet sent for Humphrey's body
President Carter ordered Air Force One to Minnesota to fetch the body of Sen. Hubert Humphrey for return to Washington and lie in state in the Capitol rotunda. Humphrey died of cancer at his Minnesota home, prompting tributes from President Carter and former presidents Ford and Nixon, who lauded his character and public service.
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Carter
Air Force One
Minnesota
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Washington
White House
Humphrey
Capitol
Gerald R. Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
Nixon
Senate
Independence aldermen revise water franchise
Independence officials led by Mayor John LaRock held a special Saturday session to revise the 1966 Tangi Water Works franchise, amended in 1973, aiming for a more negotiable contract as the city’s population grows. The discussion focused on updating legal terms and possibly voiding the old agreement while preserving service incentives and meter usage for commercial properties.
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Board of Adermen
Tangi Water Works
John Larock
LaRock
Water Works Company
Independence
Radioactive material story sparks Livingston dispute
Livingston authorities consider appealing the operating permit of Southwest Environmental Co after a deputy reports a truck driver claimed radioactive cargo from a waste disposal plant near the town. The firm denies handling such material and says the claim may be a prank.
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Livingston, la
Livingston
Frederick P. Beierle
Southwest Enviromental Co
Southwest Environmental Co
D.K. Starkey
Starkey
Promoters Present Coins at Hammond Square Event
Elizabeth Nichols, Hammond Square promotion director, and Hal Schiffman, Hammond Square director, present coins in a Star Staff photo. The event features local officials highlighting a promotional effort at the Hammond Square area.
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Elizabeth Nichols
Hammond Square
Hal Schiffman
Star
Humane Society Animal Shelter
Tom Cox
Center
Animal Shelter
Qualifying Set for 21st Judicial District Judge Race
Amite Tangipahoa Clerk Alvin Stire announced qualifying for the 21st Judicial District Division C judges seat to replace Judge William M. Dawkins runs April 15 candidates may file Monday through 5 p.m. Friday January 20. The district includes Tangipahoa Livingston and St. Helena parishes. Three attorneys Joseph Anzalone Ernest Hartenstine and Sam Rowe have declared. Ben Miller of Baton Rouge serves as interim judge.
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AMITE
Tangipahoa
Alvin Stire
21St Judicial District Division C
Edwin Edwards
William M. Dawkins
Ben Miller
Baton Rouge
Supreme Court
Stire
Livingston
St. Helena
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Joseph E. Anzalone
Ernest Hartenstine
Sam Rowe
Livingston Parish
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Muriel Humphrey
Robert Byrd
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Byrd
Robert Dole
George McGovern
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