Casa de Fresa a Hammonds landmark seeks new life
May 14 1978 Hammond Louisiana page notes Casa de Fresa the towns landmark inn seeks restoration and placement on the National Register. Mayor Tom Anderson pursues state and historical commission support to revive the 1688 era hotel once known as The Oaks built by Col. H. W. Robinson.
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Casa de Fresa
Tom Anderson
Anderson
Paul “Fiartwick
Ivis‘ion of Arc and
State Department , Culture, Recreation and Tourism
United States
Malcolm B. W Jr
I “Resa
Hammone I
H.W. Robinson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Benjamin S. Gallup
Col. Robinson
Charles E. Cate
Charles Street
Oak
Railroad Avenue
Robert Street
Oaks
Vaalbus
Memphis
New Orleans
Robinson
Wright
Bonnet
M. R. Sherman
Joseph Robinson
Margaret Brooks
Colonel Robinson
Joseph
Margaret Brook
Grace Memorial Episcopal Church
Hammond State Bank and Trust Company
Henrietta Robinson
John W. Robinson
Ted Carfiel
Ewakrns
France
Malcolm B Wright Jr
Hammond
Western Union
Secre i
Soine Botders Interstate Highway
Housekeeping or Power Grab in Louisiana Senate
Louisiana Senate debates a fiscal oversight bill by Sen. Claude Duval aimed at equalizing salaries and tightening control over the Legislative Budgetary Control Council, with supporters calling it housekeeping and opponents warning it could threaten independence and free information flow from the Legislative Council. The measure would empower the council to hirefire the fiscal officer, review personnel and salaries, and veto certain decisions, prompting objections from Sen. Tommy Hudson and others who fear centralizing power removes legislative accountability. The chamber also advances bills on election commissions and state employee retirement rules.
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Bato i Fouge
Louisiana Senate
Claude Duval
Houma
Duval i
Duval
Suenant
Legislative Budgetary Control Council
Tommy Hudson
Eaton
Legislative Council
Council
Chaony Dedi
Informa
John Saunders
Mamou
Charles Barham
Ruston
Ted Hickey
New Orleans
Jesse M. Knowles
Lake Charles
Howe
Cues Rally
Stan
Hudson
Senate
Postal Service Eyes 15-Cent First Class Stamp Rollout
Washington AP report notes a 15-cent rate recommendation for first class letters with possible rollout on May 28 or June 4. Most mailers use daily, 400 million stamps, and a 15-cent supply could vanish quickly as officials consider a no-denomination option and avoid long delays for a new design.
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Postal Service
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Postal
John Jay Daly
Don McDowell
McDowell
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