Model Schools In City Under Study
Monroe City School System reviews a modified neighborhood-school plan. Clark and Lincoln elementaries will become special learning centers in September, using individualized instruction already tested nationwide. Dr. Snell cited meetings in Atlanta for insight into these concepts.
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Monroe City
Clark and
Lincoln
L. FE. Snell
Atlanta
Police Seek Bandit Who Robbed Seven Eleven Store
West Monroe police search for a bandit described as 36 to 39, six feet tall with gray blond hair, who robbed the Seven-Eleven on Cypress and Travis around 3:20 a.m. and fled after forcing a worker to fill a brown sack with cash. About $158 was taken. Police also investigated a YMCA burglary in Monroe and multiple local arrests including Matthew Cook, Earl Robinson, and several West Monroe residents on various charges.
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Travis
Johnny B. Mitchell
Monroe
Y.M.C.A
Glenmar St
Quachita Parish
Ruth Mae Wendrix
Bailey Grant
Gary Thomas Brown
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Brown
Willie Thomas Cobb
Grape St
Addict Returns Stolen Purse After Letter to Victim
Mrs. Cheryl Schmidt of Independence, Ohio, had her purse stolen from a car near a New York theater. A package arrived at her home containing the purse and its items, plus a note from the thief admitting theft, apologizing, and urging support for addicts.
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Cheryl Schmidt
Suburban Independence
New York City
New York, NY
Schmidt
Monroe Man Held On DUI Charge At Local Station
Frank J. McLaughlin age 37 of 314 North 4th Street Monroe was booked by Monroe police today for driving while intoxicated. Bottling spring water has become a $100 million a year industry in the United States.
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North 4Th St
Monroe
United States
Highway Death in Opeloousas as Steamroller Hit by Tractor
Joseph Turner 52 of Lafayette was killed in Opeloousas when the Highway Department steamroller he operated was rammed by a tractor trailer Wednesday.
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Opelousas
Joseph Turner
Lafayette
Highway Department
Egyptians Cool Homes by Water as Heat Rises
An ancient practice in Egypt uses water to lower indoor temperatures. The ad lists pricing for Morning World Daily and Sunday editions and News-Star Evening subscriptions, detailing one month and twelve month rates for daily and weekend editions.
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Morning World
News-Star
Daily & Sun
Nixon Challenges Salons On Economy
President Nixon questions wage-price guideline supporters and urges proof their plans would work without harming growth. He says he will study proposals, endorses hearings, and remains doubtful a new approach exists to curb inflation without stifling the economy. He cites past guideline failures and pressures Congress to prove efficacy.
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UPI
Nixon
Druggists Banned From Filling Old Pill Prescriptions
Washington reports the Justice Department reclassifies amphetamines and methamphetamines from schedule three to two, banning refills of old prescriptions. Doctors must issue a new prescription each time, ending five-refill allowances. The shift reflects concerns over abuse potential and affects obesity and ADHD treatments.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Appeals Court orders Jamies Ward Elementary reopening
The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ordered Jefferson Davis Parish to reopen Jamies Ward Elementary at the start of the fall term and transfer fifth graders from Southside Elementary. It left the fate of Southside to district authorities and denied reopening Jefferson Davis High. The case involved Marcus Gordon and others against the school board.
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Jefferson Davis Parish
Southside
James Ward
Southside Elementary
Jefferson Davis High School
U.S. District Court
Marcus Gordon
Federal judge sets deadline for reappointment briefs in parish suits
In New Orleans federal court Judge Blake West gave attorneys in two suits challenging the Jefferson Parish Council reapportionment until Friday afternoon to file briefs. The pretrial conference occurred Wednesday in US District Court. The security theft story notes more than $900 million in stolen securities over two years, with $494 million vanished in early 1971, described as a growing national crime drain.
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Blake West
US District Court
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Senate — Investigations Subcommittee
Justice Department
National Crime Information Center
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John J. McClellan
D-Ark
Robert Cudak
Families of POWs react to Swedish release report
Families of U S prisoners held in North Vietnam voiced cautious hope after a Stockholm newspaper claimed 183 POWs would be released. Respondents cited distrust of rumors, called for confirmation from Washington, and urged patience as they wait for concrete word or faces.
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North Vietnam
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Tremont
Cora Weiss
Committee of
Stockholm
Dagens Nyheter
White House
State Department
Nixon
Thomas Swain
St. Paul, Minn
Patrick Murray
Sweden
Alvarez
Charlene Everson
Coon Rapids
Minn
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