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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1973

Page

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Meat Prices Rise As Beef Supplies Shrink In Monroe

Monroe retailers report tightening beef supplies with only about 30 percent of requested beef shipments arriving. Prices for poultry pork milk rise. chicken up to 79 cents a pound and pork to 1.59. Officials warn shortages may persist through next weeks and beyond until market stabilizes.

Monroe New Orleans Florida Texas Nixon Swift & Company Chicago Great Falls Mont J. Weingarten, Inc Little Rock Ark American Hospital Association Tucson Ariz Raymond F. Thill National Association of Meat Purveyors Wyoming Service Meats Inc Cleveland Portland, Ore

Senate Passes Bill Raising Minimum Wage Nationwide

The Senate approved a bill to raise the hourly minimum wage to 2.20 and extend coverage to about seven million workers. The measure moves to the House, then to the White House where a veto is possible.

Senate Washington House White House Jacob K. Javits R-N.y Secretary of Labor Peter Brennan

Helms details Dean bid to use CIA funds for Watergate bail

Former CIA chief Richard Helms testified that John Dean proposed CIA paid bail for the seven Watergate burglars and payroll while they served jail terms. Helms said Deputy Vernon Walters rejected the idea and warned the White House of reporting any such activity to Congress. He also tied a 1971 equipment request for Hunt to Ehrlichman and revealed Martinez was paid by the CIA as a refugee reporter. The session noted Haldeman's lawyer criticizing Sen Inouye and other updates followed.

Washington UPI CIA Richard C. Helms John W. Dean II Helms Tran Army Vernon Walters Dean White House Graying Helms Senate Watergate Committee B. Howard Hunt John D. Ehrlichman Nixon Hunt Watergate Lewis Fielding Pentagon Daniel Ellsberg Ehrlichman Ellsberg Eugenio R. Martinez Martinez Cuba Democratic House Government Operations Committee California Florida Robert F. Drinan Dmass Drinan House H. R. Haldeman John J. Wilson Senate Committee Daniel K. Inouye Hawaii Sam J. Ervin N.C Inouye Wilson Walters South America

Chuckle Notes on Luck and Hard Work

A witty line equates luck as a lazy estimate of a hard worker's success implying effort determines outcomes more than fortune. The remark playfully contrasts effort with chance in everyday achievement.

Louisiana deer fed after floods by LAROLA aid and DPW

Mrs. Sandra Thompson executive director notes in the Atchafalaya Basin Division newsletter that floods left many deer starving but funds from Land and Royalty Owners of Louisiana supported feeding. Gifts from individuals aided the stranded wildlife and support from the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission followed. Eva Nell Cascio began as Monroe City School System elementary supervisor replacing Olive Cochran who retired this summer.

Louisiana The Land and Royalty Owners of Louisiana Larola Sandra Thompson Atchafalaya Basin Louisiana Department of Public Works Thompson Maxine Smith Monroe Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission Eva Nell Cascio Monroe City School System Cascio City Media Center Olive Cochran City School Board

Beef price freeze debate widens as shortages grow

Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz voices sympathy for the meat industry while offering no pledge to lift the beef price freeze soon. He met about 50 industry reps in Washington as shutdowns and lay-offs loom and investigators probe possible price manipulation amid shortages nationwide.

Earl L. Butz Butz Washington Secretary of Agriculture

Warm Weekend Forecast For Twin Cities Monroe Area

Residents of the Twin Cities expect temperatures near Wednesday with partly cloudy skies today. Monroe and vicinity forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions today tonight and Friday with highs in the upper 80s and Friday's highs in the lower 90s. Winds are 5 to 15 mph. FAA records at Monroe Municipal Airport show a high of 88 and a low of 73 with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Extended outlook for Louisiana shows a chance of southeast showers then partly cloudy conditions with lows in the low to mid 70s and highs in the upper 80s to low 90s.

Twin Cities Monroe FAA Monroe Municipal Louisiana

Drop Steepest In 25 Years Wholesale Prices Fall in July

The Labor Department reports July wholesale prices dropped sharply the largest monthly fall in 25 years led by farm products and processed foods and feeds. Prices fell 4.1 percent unadjusted and 4.6 percent seasonally adjusted for farm products and foods. The decline followed Nixon price freeze and export controls and includes notable drops in soybeans and grains while foods like eggs and fresh vegetables led the slide.

Washington Labor Department Nixon

Monroe City to welcomed new M S Manufacturing plant

Monroe announces a major new industry, M S Manufacturing Co, will build a 73 400 square foot plant at Selman Field Industrial Park, 12.5 acres, employing about 450 eventually, with 200 starting, leased from the city and funded by a 500 000 bond retirement via lease payments.

Travis Mayo Monroe Ralph Troy M & S, Manufacturing Co Monroe iWill Selman Field M & S Manufacturing Co Monroe Manufacturing Co Marchman West Monroe Earnest Mildred Troy Rayville DeSiard St H. W. McSherry

Rescue mission eyed to bring Skylab 2 crew home early

Mission Control weighs a rescue using Saturn 1B and Apollo ship to retrieve the Skylab 2 astronauts due to propulsion leaks. If confidence grows in the Apollo vehicle, a quick return as early as next week is possible, with Bean Garriott and Lousma aboard the lab and Carr and Pogue piloting the rescue craft.

Space. Center Houston Mission Control Alan L. Bean Owen K. Garriott Jack R. Lousma Earth Charles Lewis Lewis Apollo Cape Kennedy Skylab Gerald P. Carr Wiliam R. Pogue Bean Garriott Lousma Mission Controll

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