Judge drops charges against Tonry and partner in rape case
AP reports at AG William Guste request a state judge dismissed charges against former congressman Richard Tonry and his law partner Wayne Mumphrey for concealing evidence and pressuring a witness. After dismissal Tonry hinted at civil action, Perez denied political motive, and Tonry praised Guste’s stand for justice amid past political tensions and Tonry’s prior scandal-filled career.
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Richard Tonry
Wayne Mumphrey
Guste
Leander Perez Jr
Plaquemines St. Go
Tonry
Richard Souter
Mumphrey
Perez
Socities
Endant
Tenry
Gusto
James Sagen
Cerpcane
Congress
Obituaries for Coleman and Noto in Louisiana
Obituary notices list Albert P. Coleman of Baton Rouge with services at St. Francis Xavier and burial in Southern Memorial. Survivors include daughters Gwendolyn Wade and Celinda Overton, and others. Also Michael John Noto age 14 of Hammond to be buried at Colonial after services at Our Lady of Pompeii. Survivors include Frank and Laura Noto and Anne Davies.
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Albert Coleman
Baton Rouge
Albert P. Coleman
St. Francis Xavier Catholic
Baton Rouge General Hospital
New Roads
St. Thomas More Catholic
Mary Davis
Hammond
Wade
Rosary
Desselie
Southern Memorial
Ponchatoula
Isaac Joseph
Robert E. Darcy
Covin
Marion Darcey
James
Harry Darcey
Ugh
George
Barbara) Mick
Helen Marchling
Lacombe
Gaynell Whitaker
Kenner
Michael John Noto
Our Lady of Pompei Catholic Church
Tiddlaw
Ce Y Coltens
Colonial Cemetery
Frank Noto
Mathew Noto
Laura M. Noto
Independence
Anne Irene Davies
Leigh-on-cesse
Bread and baked goods at the Country Market stall
Mrs. Mercier runs a small bread booth with home baked loaves, cookies, fudge and brownies. She uses local ingredients, rises yeast breads twice, bakes early each morning, and sells honey wheat raisin zucchini and strawberry breads along with cookies and fudge.
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Mrs. Mercier
Mrs. Egnew
Tank truck overturns spilling solvent near New Orleans
A tank truck carrying more than 7000 gallons of naphtha solvent overturned Friday in New Orleans, prompting evacuation of about a dozen nearby families. Police sealed a one block area as firefighters pumped the liquid into another vehicle. No injuries reported. driver Carl Robbins, 28, of Bossier City, lost control and tipped into a ditch.
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Whcereen
Mississippi
Carl Robbins
Bossier City
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St Tammany board fills school post
Covington name DeLos Smith chosen by St. Tammany Parish to supervise curriculum and instruction. The Slidell board member Robert Echols failed to table the appointment, as the motion was defeated 8-5.
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DeLos Smith
St. Tammany Parish
Odie Boa
Eee
Slidell Board
Mene Robert
Bob” Echols
City shelter weighs euthanasia policy and fees
Shelter manager McNeese says the shelter will not euthanize unless sick and emphasizes adoption as priority. A monthly euthanasia fund exists at 110 dollars, adoption fees start at five dollars, and worming and rabies vaccination guidance accompany adoptions. The facility operates noon to five Monday through Friday with after hours handled by police for animal complaints.
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Hammond- Ponchatoula
Happy Woods Roads
Hammond
Daily Star
Susan Hampton
McNeese
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