Forecasted cold snap with scattered showers across region
The forecast calls for low temperatures through Saturday morning with isolated precipitation. An AP wirephoto map shows showers and thundershowers from the Gulf coast to the Great Lakes. Expect cooler conditions in the Northeast and Northwest while warmer weather persists elsewhere.
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Weather Outlook for Multiple Parishes
Mostly sunny today and Saturday with highs in the 90s and lows in the upper 60s to upper 70s. Southeast and south winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 30 percent today and 20 percent Saturday across several parishes including Union Lincoln Blenville Jackson Winn.
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Jackson
Winn
Morehouse
Ouachita
Richland
Caldwell
Franklin
W. Carroll
E. Carroll
Madison
Tensas
Grant LaSalle
Catahousa
Concordia
Louisiana Delta
Miami Police Detain 7 Year Old Over Burglaries
Miami police say a seven year old boy admitted breaking into 21 homes and stealing as much as 1600 dollars in goods. He cried after arrest and said he sold loot for hot dogs and ice cream money. Investigators noted the boy’s small size and initial petty theft, then escalating to watches jewelry and radios. Police plan counseling and will not prosecute.
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Phil Cowart
New York
Cowart Aid
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Social Workers Granted Licenses in Louisiana
Twenty six social workers across Northeast Louisiana have received licenses from the Board of Social Work Examiners after a 1972 licensing bill. The rule requires a Master of Social Work and two years postmaster experience for private practice. public and agency staff are encouraged to license. Notable licensees include C B Roberts Monroe Regional Mental Health Center and Marilyn Maxwell Northeast Louisiana University staff among others across multiple agencies.
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Board of Social Work Examiners
C. B. Roberts
Roberts
Monroe Regional Mental Health Center
Carol Holzhalb
Deward Culp
Kendall Grant
Albert Dewees
Henry Hamilton
Charles Poimboeuf
Patricia Meriwethler
Richard Whitehead
Alcoholism Treatment Center
Marilyn Maxwell
Charley Underwood
Northeast Louisiana University
Eris Ginn
Grace Hodge
James Milam
Williard Wallace
Janice Robinson
William Tarver
Columbia Mental Health Clinic
Roy Swayze
Cecil Watts
Tallulah Mental Health Clinic
Terry McPherson
Maggie Kelly
Department of Child Welfare
Joyce McPherson
Baptist Children’s Home
Clifton Hudleston, Jr
Joseph Sanders
Louisiana Tech Special Education Center
Elwood Henry
Ruston Mental Health Clinic
Albert Robinson
Northeast Louisiana Health Planning Council
Louisiana Air Control Commission delays three fuel conversion decisions
The Louisiana Air Control Commission postponed rulings on three requests to convert to sulphur fuel oils due to pollution fears from industries lacking natural gas. It approved permits for UniRoyal Baton Rouge Crown Zell erbach St Francisville and Borden Chemical Gramercy to burn oil under 0.7 percent sulphur. The panel plans a Lake Charles meeting September 18 to address Cities Service’s request and will publish daily air quality updates starting next week. The panel also ordered enforcement actions against Jonesville Lumber Co for violating a prior cease and desist order by burning bark and waste chips.
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Louisiana Air Control Commission
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Baton Rouge
Crown Zellerbach
St. Francisville
Borden Chemical
Colonial Sugars
Gramercy
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Lake Charles
Cities Service
Westlake
Trygg
William Guste
Jonesville Lumber Co
Jonesville
Oil Flow To Boost Alaska's Revenue
Alaska expects a 1977 oil flow boost that could yield 200 to 500 million dollars yearly in taxes. State economists project oil above 4 dollars a barrel by 1978, reducing reliance on a 2.65 floor price as talks with industry over North Slope valuation continue. The laws seek new regulatory powers, an option to buy up to 20 percent of the pipeline, and escalating land rents tied to profits with significant long term revenue potential.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Prudhoe Bay
Egan
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Birthday Wishes Go Out To Randy Sims
Happy birthday greetings are sent to Randy Sims son of Mr and Mrs W Z Sims Jr of Calhoun Friends and relatives will help him celebrate today The Neville High School junior cheerleaders return from the International Cheerleaders Foundation Camp Lafayette around 5 pm They are Sharon Van Buren Karyn Townsend Jane Hastings Marion McHenry and Nancy Taylor Johnny M Cowart of Monroe recovers at Glenwood Hospital after emergency surgery last week in good condition and able to receive visitors He is in Room 411 Chit Chat wishes him a speedy recovery.
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Randy Sims
Neville High School
International Cheerleaders Foundation
Lafayette
Sharon van Buren
Karyn Townsend
Jane Hastings
Marion McHenry
Nancy Taylor
Johnny M. Cowart
Monroe
Glenwood Hospital
Michelle Martin Celebrates First Birthday at Home
Michelle Martin marked her first birthday Thursday with family and friends at the Martin residence in West Monroe. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Martin of Martin Lane and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anding and Mr. and Mrs. Huey Martin, all of West Monroe.
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Martin
West Monroe
Tommy Martin
Martin Lane
Donald Anding
Huey Martin
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