Louisiana cane workers Ernest allowed to stay
In Mabodaux Louisiana cane workers are expected to remain under Father Vincent OConnell as protests and church authority unfold. The bishop initially ordered OConnell removed from the diocese while discussions with the Society of Mary's head in Washington DC continue.
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Louisiana
Ernest
Hyshop Pracy
Rouge
Samte
Memepcaf
Texarkana College offers teen tennis course
The Continuing Education Division of Texarkana College schedules a beginning tennis course for teens aged 12 to 15. Instructor Norma Nelson will lead sessions from 8:30 to 10 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays for three weeks starting June 27 in the gym if weather permits outdoor play.
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Texarkana Community College
Norma Nelson
TCC
Texarkana College
Poultry winners soar at Arkansas festival in Hot Springs
Mrs. Virginia Jefferson of Rogers Arkansas won first in the poultry cookin contest held June 14-16 during the Arkansas Poultry Festival in Hot Springs. Beverly Starr of Nashville was first runner up and Barbara Treet was second runner up with recipes for Chicken Delight Casserole Chiquettes and Turkey Lurkey among others.
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Virginia Jefferson
Rogers
Ark
Jefferson
Hot Springs
Beverly Starr
Nashville
Barbara Treet
Sam Stayman Grand Slam After Stayman Bargain In Bridge
Fred Karpin presents a bridge hand from Sam Stayman in The Art of Card Reading at Bridge. Sam opens 1NT with 21 HCP, defies Stayman, commits to seven, and executes a precise sequence to claim a grand slam. The reader is asked: with partner at three clubs, what is the next move?
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Sam Stayman
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Stayman
East
Hearts
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West
Jack
Offshore oil tract sale draws blue-chip bidders
Oil men gathered for the federal sale of 129 drilling tracts in the Gulf offshore areas off Texas and Louisiana. Officials expect bids to exceed 1.5 billion dollars as most tracts are beyond 55 miles offshore with nine near Galveston offering moderate spill risk and potential oil finds amid rising gas interest and stricter anti-pollution rules.
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New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana
Interior Department
Outer Continental Shelf
Bureau of Land Management
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Statewide Immunization Program to Be Conducted
A statewide immunization program for children will run September 8-9, 1973. It is coordinated by Nell Balkman and supported by Betty Bumpers, Arkansas Medical Society, and Arkansas Nurses Association. The Hempstead County task force will lead locally with volunteers enlisting at the Extension office to assist in clinics and follow up. Immunizations cover red measles, German measles, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, and polio, free of charge.
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Betty Bumpers
Nell Balkman
Arkansas League For Nursing
Arkansas Medical Society
Arkansas Nurses Association
Balkman
Hempstead
Hempstead County
Calvin Caldwell
Det. 1 Co
Arkansas National Guard
Lt. Robertson
Dolores McBride
Extension Home
Inez Turner
Arkansas State Department of Health
Damaged schools will receive aid in Arkansas
HUD will provide over 400000 dollars in aid to nine Arkansas school districts affected by storms. Allocations include Little Rock 36000, Pulaski County 17000, Marianna 37000, Elaine 2900, Desha Drew 3300, Delta Special 20000, Helena 135000, Jonesboro 145000, and Nettleton 25000.
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Little Rock
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HUD
Arkansas
Pulaski County
Marianna
Elaine
Desha-Drew
Delta
Helena
Jonesboro
Nettleton
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