Presidential primaries in New York and Wisconsin held today
New York and Wisconsin conducted presidential primaries with 274 Democratic and 117 Republican delegates at stake in New York and 68 Democratic plus 45 Republican delegates in Wisconsin. Turnout varied with estimates of 25 percent in New York and heavy participation in Wisconsin amid sunny weather.
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World Renown Enigma Billionaire Hughes Dies En Route
Howard Hughes, famed billionaire and aviation pioneer, died of a stroke aboard a private jet en route from Acapulco to Houston. Summa Corp officials said the board will run the empire, with a three person executive committee.
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Hughes
Acapulco Princess Hotel
Methodist Hospital
Arelo Sederberg
Summa Corp
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Chester Davis
Lederberg
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Hollywood
Houston Intercontinental Airport
Acapulco
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Roger Sutton
Jeff Abrams
Florida
Abrams
Sutton
Ed McLellan
Mexico
Howard R. Hughes
Beverly Hills
Calif
Jean Peters
Eena Rice
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FTC May Force Drug Warnings in OTC Ads
The FTC weighs warnings on nonprescription drug ads with a possible initial focus on antacids. HEW delays a Medicare and Medicaid drug price program to Aug 26, while industry opposition and pharmacist concerns influence timing.
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Shake and Bake at Local Theater
A theater showed Earthquake and Towering Inferno to audiences under the combined marquee label Shake and Bake. The double feature ran as a playful pairing reflecting the films' explosive action and disaster themes.
New Jersey Won't Appeal Quinlan Ruling
New Jersey Attorney General William F. Hyland said he will not appeal the New Jersey Supreme Court decision allowing Joseph Quinlan to order life support for his daughter Karen Anne Quinlan. The court ruled guardians may consent to withdrawing treatment with medical oversight, citing privacy rights and the absence of medical hope. Morris County prosecutors indicated they would not appeal, while doctors and hospital officials have not announced plans.
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William F. Hyland
New Jersey Supreme Court
Karen Anne Quinlan
Supreme Court
Hyland
Joseph Quinlan
Quinlan
Miss Quinlan
U.S. Supreme Court
Morris County
Donald G. Collester
St. Clare’s Hospital
Denville
N.J
Navy Seaman Daniel Ford Jr. graduates in Orlando
Navy Electronics Technician Seaman Daniel Ford Jr. of West Monroe completes basic electricity and electronics training at Naval Training Center Orlando Florida. A 1972 West Monroe High School graduate he enlisted in July.
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Lisa Lane
West Monroe
Naval Training Center
Orlando
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Beauty crowned at St Paschal Church baby contest
Mr and Mrs Randy Sanders of West Monroe celebrated their four month old son Michael Todd named cutest baby at a youngsters contest held Sunday during St Paschal s Catholic Church bazaar. The event featured eight toddlers competing.
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West Monroe
Area Utility Bills Seen Stable With Few Fuel Hikes
A New Orleans spokesman said LP and Ls fuel adjustments have risen but should not lift area bills by more than six percent this year. Long term contracts help stabilize costs until the 1980s nuclear plant begins. Monroe faces higher fuel costs due to curtailed supplies, raising local comparisons.
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Monroe
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Macho World Of Male Is Seen As Anti Family
New Haven report on Columbia magazine article from the Knights of Columbus publication notes that 20th century males are raised in a macho culture seen as anti love and anti family. The piece cites the Urban and Steinmetze viewpoint that men resist counseling and admit imperfect family life.
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Jeanette Steinmetze
Family Enrichment Bureau
Escanaba, Mich
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Valerie Vance Dillon
Indiana Catholic Conference
U.S
Arab Economic Boycott Reduces Firms on Blacklist
Cairo reporting that the Arab Economic Boycott has removed 43 firms from its blacklist at a 10 day semiannual meeting in Alexandria. The names of American exempted firms will remain secret to shield them from Zionist pressure. British Leyland will be allowed to market about 55 truck and car types in Arab countries after proving its disengagement from Israel.
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Mohammed Mahgoub
Arab League
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Leyland
Weather Outlook for Twin Cities Through Wednesday
Residents should expect considerable cloudiness through Wednesday with a slight chance of rain on Wednesday. Highs today and Wednesday will be mid 70s, with lows in the lower 50s. Winds easterly under 10 mph. FAA at Monroe Municipal notes 66 Monday high and 45 this morning, with no rainfall in the last 24 hours. Louisiana shows patches of rain and scattered showers Thursday, rising Friday then decreasing Saturday, with lows in the 50s and highs upper 60s to mid 70s.
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