Beef Price Freeze Injunction Denied by Lincoln Judge
U S District Court Judge Warren Urbom in Lincoln denied a request for a temporary injunction to end the beef price freeze before the September 12 deadline. The ruling came Saturday night and also refused dismissal of the suit brought by Minden Beef Co and the Greater New York Association of Meat and Poultry Dealers.
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Lincoln
Neb
Seattle
Wash
U.S. District Court
Warren Urbom
Urbom
Minden Beef Co
Minden, Neb
Greater New York Association of Meat and Poultry Dealers
Morrell Sharp
Western States Meat Packers Association
American Meat Institute
Sharp
New York
Cambodia
U.S. Supreme Court
Meat Institute
Henley
Charles Melcher
State District Court
George Walker
Melcher
Spanish Aviaco Caravelle Crashes Landing at La Coruna
A Caravelle from Aviaco exploded in flight while approaching La Coruna airport in bad weather. All 85 aboard were feared dead, with reports of villagers killed and at least one survivor. The craft collided near Montrove after three failed landings.
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LA Coruna
Spain
UPI
Aviaco Air Company
Montrovel
Europa Press
Montrove
Aviaco
Cifra
Madrid
Galicia
Mrs. A. C. Myers Dies in Monroe at 86
America Calvin Myers 86 long time Monroe social director dies after lengthy illness. Services set 4 p.m. Tuesday at Hixson Brothers Chapel with Rev Clyde Frazier officiating. Burial at Riverview Cemetery. Survived by one son John Wilson Myers Jr and five daughters. eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Pallbearers include grandsons.
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America Calvin Myers
Monroe Recreational Center
Chapel of Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Clyde Frazier
Riverview
Myers
Bosco
Monroe
John Wilson Myers
First United Methodist Church
Sadler Bible Class
John Wilson Myers Jr
Aubrey Boyd
Robert McConnell
Shreveport
Charles Jordan
Houston
Tex
Daniel Landry
Lafayette
Todd Spear
Bastrop
Local Officer Becomes Licensed Diver After River Search
Monroe lieutenant Jerry Roden completed scuba training earlier this year and has earned a diver license. He aided in a Ouachita River search and located the body of James R. Emerson, 27, missing since October 1972.
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Jerry Roden
Monroe
Roden
Ouachita River
James R. Emerson
Cox argues Nixon bound to yield tapes grand jury evidence
Washington AP special prosecutor Archibald Cox filed a brief asserting President Nixon has an enforceable legal duty not to withhold material evidence from a grand jury. He said courts have power to enforce subpoenas and that executive privilege does not justify secrecy where criminal misconduct is suspected.
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Washington (Ap
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Nixon
U.S. District Court
White House
Cox
Grand Jury
Skylab Crewmen Test AMU Amid Gyro Glitch
Skylab 2 astronauts Bean Garriott and Lousma continued a two month orbital mission testing routine experiments. Bean piloted an Astronaut Maneuvering Unit in zero gravity while ground teams debated an unscheduled spacewalk after three gyros failed briefly, leaving one axis with a marginally working gyro.
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Houston
UPI
Alan L. Bean
Earth
Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousman
Mission Control
Charles Lewis
Astronaut Maneuvering Unit
AMU
New Phase 4 Regulations Take Effect
The United States adopts Phase 4 wage and price controls under President Nixon with 30 day notice for large firms and exemptions for small businesses. gasoline and beef stay frozen, and insurance and health sectors have special rules. Officials expect gradual price adjustments to curb inflation and foresee Phase 4 possibly being the final program.
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Washington
Nixon
Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Continued Warm Weather Continues In Twin Cities Area
Residents of the Twin Cities can expect warm temperatures and partly cloudy skies with a 20 percent chance of rain today and 30 percent Tuesday. In Monroe and vicinity highs reach the low 90s, with overnight lows in the low 70s and southerly winds 5 to 10 mph. FAA at Monroe Municipal Airport logged a high of 94 yesterday and 72 this morning, with a trace of rain in the last 24 hours. The outlook for Louisiana is partly cloudy with widely scattered afternoon thundershowers and lows in the low to mid 70s, highs near 90.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Louisiana
River Stage Readings Show Flood Risk Shifts
River stage readings indicate a change in flood risk with stations at Monroe Camden and Fall showing new levels. Measurements include 40 and 20.1 with 1 Fall and 268.1 with 1.6 Fall, signaling ongoing monitoring.
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Monroe
Camden
Texas Beach Finds 25th Body in Grim Slayings
Texas deputies unearthed the 24th and 25th bodies from shallow graves on a High Island beach in a mass murder linked to two teens and a friend. The area lies about 35 miles east of Galveston as authorities expect more discoveries.
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Houston
UPI
Sheriff's Deputies
Texas
High Island
Chambers County
Louis Otter
U.S
Juan V. Corona
California
Otter
Galveston
Elmer Wayne Henley
David Brooks
Dean Corll
Broaddus
Henley
Brooks
Herman B. Short
Heights
Edwin L Ritter Sr 69 Dies in Monroe
Edwin Leo Ritter Sr 69 of 3202 Harrison Monroe died at Ochsner Hospital New Orleans after brief illness. He owned Ritter Auto Service in Monroe and was a Knights of Columbus member. Survived by wife Mercedes, two sons Edwin Jr and James II, two daughters Monita Ann McDonald and Evy Lee Teddlie, two brothers Allen and Lawrence, one sister Mrs. John Butler, and 11 grandchildren. Rosary set for Tuesday night at Mulhearn's Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Edwin Leo Ritter
Harrison
Monroe
Ochsner Hospital
New Orleans
Mulhearn
Mulhearn’s
Ritter
Plaquemine
Our Lady of Fatima
Knights of Columbus
Mercedes Ritter
Edwin Lee Ritter, Jr
James C. Ritter II
Monita’ Ann McDonald
Mangham
Evy Lee Teddlie
Allen’ Ritter
Lawrence H. Ritter
Lakeland
John Butler
Port Allen
Nixon signs $22.9 billion highway bill to aid mass transit
President Nixon signed a three year compromise highway bill authorizing 2.9 billion more than requested and opening the Highway Trust Fund to mass transit. The plan allows 70 percent federal funding for a north south toll road in Louisiana from I 20 to Lake Charles with bonds and design approvals.
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Washington
Nixon
Highway Trust Fund
White House
Congress
House
Louisiana
Russell B. Long
J. Bennett Johnston
Joe D. Waggonner
Shreveport-Monroe
Alexandria
Opelousas
Lake Charles
Long
Johnston
Waggonvier
Conference Committee
Federal Highway Administration
Five Convicted in Fountain Valley Golf Course Murders
Five Virgin Islands men aged 22 to 26 were convicted on 70 counts including eight first degree murder charges for the September attack at Fountain Valley Golf Course. They received eight life terms to run consecutively and 15 year terms for assault and robbery, to run concurrently.
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Christiansted
St. Croix
UPI
U.S
Warren H Young
Young
New York
William Kunstler
U.S. Court of Appeal
Philadelphia
Fountain Valley Golf Course
John Meissinger
R.W. Griffin
Miami
Zoo Feeds Pandas Costly Diet at National Zoo
The National Zoo spends 3989 on Hsing-Hsing and Ling-Ling feeding rice gruel eggs carrots apples milk bones and bamboo. Their 15 month tenure has drawn about seven million visitors while the pandas rest in an air conditioned 500000 panda house during peak hours provoking complaints from tourists and congressmen.
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Washington
National Zoo
Hsing-Hsing
Ling-Ling
Bambo
China
Marrying for looks likened to buying a house for its paint
A humor piece compares marrying a girl solely for appearance to purchasing a house for its paint, implying superficial value over deeper qualities. The quip uses a witty analogy to critique shallow judgments in relationships.
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Pascual
A. C. Myers
Senate
Skylab
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Short
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Inside the News-Star
Abby
Lowman
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
Edwin L. Ritter
Orleans Hospital
Virgin Islands
Kunstler
Rafael Joseph
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