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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
2
The Times Picayune reports Charles Roemer denied an employee Alice Seifert claim she sought ways to remove overpaid nonperformers from Civil Service. Seifert, a former Alexandria reporter, allegedly said this during a discussion on her job.
Thirty two Northeast Louisiana University faculty members received promotions in rank approved by the Louisiana State Board of Education. Eight rose from associate to full professor, with names and specializations across marketing biology mathematics pharmacy management and more.
Chesterfield Smith of Lakeland Fla the newly chosen ABA president elect urged at the National Legislative Conference that a national no fault automobile insurance act is premature states should try it first and results from state experimental programs should guide any federal action. He endorsed a National Institute of Justice to coordinate justice system reforms and fund worthy research and development.
Louisiana Attorney General Jack Gremillion asks the U S appeals court to rehear its ruling upholding his perjury conviction and three year sentence from 1971 related to testimony in the Louisiana Loan and Thrift Corp bankruptcy probe. He contends Judge Fred Cassidry erred cumulatively during the trial.
Manila reports rain stopped for first time in a month as flood waters recede in Pampanga Pangasinan and Tarlac. U S and Philippine helicopters deliver food and medicine while Six DART units aid relief efforts. unofficial death toll reaches 356 across 119 towns and hundreds of villages. DART chief warns water rising in the south and describes widespread desperation among affected residents.
Ruston resident Donald L. Vice, 24, of 1908 Goodwin, Ruston, was booked on driving while intoxicated and disturbing the peace charges. Monroe youth Maurice W. Halley Jr., 17, of 219 Pear Street, Monroe, was booked on hit and run driving negligent driving and failure to yield the right of way.
Baltimore AP report says McGovern aides questioned Senator Thomas Eagleton on topics from business and alcohol to past secrets as Democratic vice presidential candidate. Frank Mankiewicz said the July 13 interview was thorough, covering women law clients and political problems, including drinking habits.
The body of a five year old Florida boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lingren of Quincy, was found in a Baton Rouge motel fountain by an air conditioning worker. A nearby restaurant physician attempted resuscitation but failed. Police opened an investigation into the incident.
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Austin Texas desegregation plan insufficient for not desegregating all groups. It found whites excluded from busing and Mexi can American students still segregated, ordering a new plan for next month. The opinion sharply critiqued the Justice Department stance and noted Nixon opposed busing. Robert Fulton, inventor of the steamboat, designed clockwork mines used by Britain in 1804.
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