Carroll Righter Horoscope for Friday August 18 1972
General tendencies warn against blunt comments that offend friends. Aries should consider new interests without abandoning current allies, while Taurus should complete responsibilities with patience. Gemini and Libra should listen and use diplomacy, and Scorpios are advised to avoid risky business moves. A practical forecast for each sign follows.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
LIBRA
P.m. Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
Hollywood
Calif
McGovern Briefing Attendance Could Improve Intelligence Updates
The White House suggested Senator George McGovern attend White House intelligence briefings personally for better briefings. McGovern planned to have Paul C. Warnke sit in, with Gen. Alexander M. Haag Jr. handling the briefing for Warnke. A spokesman noted briefings might be broader if McGovern attended.
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Washington
White House
George McGovern
McGovern
Paul C. Warnke
Alexander M. Haag Jr
Henry A. Kis
Singer
Warnke
Draft a Model Constitution for Louisiana by Sperry
Burt W. Sperry announces a project to draft a model constitution for Louisiana. He offers 6 to 8 months of personal time and invites all registered voters to participate regardless of party affiliation. Payment is provided by Sperry.
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Burt W. Sperry
Multiple arrests led with West Monroe man facing charges
A 22 year old West Monroe man Melvin Morehead was arrested on five counts including resisting arrest carrying a weapon disturbing the peace speeding and failure to appear. Bond set at 1150. Monroe police booked 28 year old Curtis L Bell for discharging a firearm. Benjamin McCoy 23 was booked for aggravated battery. Police investigated two burglaries at Service Cleaners and Cherry’s Pic A Rib on Renwick Street with loot including clothes change and a damaged juke box. State police arrested three Bastrop juveniles on simple burglary charges. Donald Ray Nickerson 47 of Los Angeles was booked for carrying a concealed weapon and drunkenness.
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Melvin Morehead
Jonesboro Road
West Monroe
Monroe
Carry Mercy
Renwick St
Cherry’s
Bobby Stokes
Steven D. Golden
Ralph Lee Porter
Driver Given Jail Sentence In Fourth Judicial District Court
In Monroe, Ollie Holloway of 200 Jarvis Alley was fined 300 or 60 days plus 125 days for a second DWI offense and 60 days concurrently for carrying a concealed weapon. Issac C. Dorsey of 212 12th St also fined 300 or 60 days for DWI. James R. Hearn Jr. of 512 Baker St. received three days for speeding 110 mph in a 70 zone.
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Fourth Judicial District
Monroe
Ollie Holloway
Jarvis Alley
Issac C. Dorsey
12Th St
James R. Hearn Jr
Baker St
Three Are Fined On Theft Counts
Monroe City Court Judge El vis C. Stout fined three residents and others for theft and related charges. Sandra Jacobs, Adams, Iseah, and Alice Maxine were fined 150 dollars or 45 days in jail for theft by check charges. Raymond Bradford and Beverly Watkins faced 100 dollar fines or 46 and 40 days with suspensions. Mrs Sammy Ferraci also received a 100 dollar suspended sentence. Norman Lee Taylor was sentenced to 30 days per count for damages to property resisting arrest and multiple counts of assault, while Ruth Taylor drew 60 days for habitual offense. A charge against Annie Robinson was suspended. West Monroe City Court Judge William Norris fined Mrs James Underwood and Jolene Truax.
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Sandra Kay Jacobs
Bear Adams
Dianne Iseah
South 1St
Alice Maxine
North 14Th St
Raymond Bradford
Wilton Dr
Beverly Watkins
Bethune Sr
Sammy Ferraci
Magnolia
Thomas
Ruth Taylor
Annie Robinson
Johnson Circle
West Monroe
William Norris
James Underwood
Rayville
Jolene Truax
Itorist
James E. Honeycutt
Riggs St
George W. Gaskin
Lacy Dr
Lee E Johnson
North 8Th St
Theeodore C. Bergerson
Walters Lane
Martha J. Cascio
Westwood Dr
West
Monroe
Louis Wroten
Commerce S
Bastrop
Marion D. Bagwell
Clyde Traylor
New Natchitoches
Fines Imposed In Municipal Court In West Monroe
West Monroe city court fines total 650 dollars and 206 days in jail for multiple offenses. James E Honeycutt and others fined for DWI driving without license negligent operation leaving scene of an accident and related charges. Additional fines included drunk and disorderly and driving under revocation with sentences up to 85 days.
Youth Injured In Bicycle Crash At Monroe Intersection
A 10 year old Monroe boy, Lance Rollins of Peach Street, sustained minor abrasions after riding his bicycle into the side of a car driven by Fannie M. Lewis at South 9th and Ouachita streets. He was treated at E A Conway Hospital and released. Police continue the investigation.
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Monroe
South 9Th
Ouachita
Lance Rollins
Peach St
E. A. Conway Hospital
Fannie M. Lewis
Davis St
Swartz Principal Urges Pre Registration for New Pupils
James Newsom Swartz School principal asks parents of new students in grades one through nine to pre register at the school offices from 9 am to 3 pm between now and Wednesday. An orientation for upcoming session begins at 8 am Monday lasting about 90 minutes.
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Swartz
James.Newsom
Swartz School
Newsom
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