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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1971

Page

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Kostelka seeks stay of Ouachita redistricting ruling

Robert W. Kostelka for Ouachita Parish Police Jury and School Board asks the U.S. Fifth Circuit to reconsider and stay the district court redistricting order. He cites chaos from enforcements and district map errors, explains qualified candidates misdrawn districts, and seeks immediate hearing on stay and superseders to protect incumbents and voters.

Kostelka Appeals Court U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Fifth Circuit Ouachita Parish Robert W. Kostelka U.S. Court For Western District of Louisiana Circuit Court Democratic Central Committee

Governor dedicates building work in ceremonies at NLU

Governor McKeithen led ribbon cutting for Northeast Louisiana University projects with about 200 civic leaders. Ceremonies honored the new School of Pharmacy building, street dedication near the coliseum, and the coliseum itself as university growth was touted and fund raising for sports expansion urged.

John McKeithen Northeast Louisiana University McKeithen George Walker NLU School of Pharmacy Buiding NIU George T.) Walker Walker Ralph Wilson Pharmacy School Ben Cooper M)ton ©. Peacock Speedy O. Long University Hatten West Monroe Long Howard Northeast Monroe Tigers Baton Rouge New Orleans

Slow July Inflation Marks Six Month Low

U S government data show July consumer prices up two tenths of one percent the smallest rise in six months amid wage and price controls. Clothing and transportation eased while food housing and medical care rose. Per year inflation ran 3.1 percent for groceries 4.4 percent for housing 6.6 percent for medical care and 5.4 percent for transportation. The dollar’s value compared with 1967 stood at 82.1 cents.

Washington Nixon Organized Labor Bureau Bureau Sa U Ees Eges Nixons Congress

McKeithen seeks exemption from president wage freeze

Gov. John J. McKeithen said he sent a telegram to the Nixon Administration asking that Louisiana teachers and state employees be exempt from the wage freeze. He sought clarification on the freeze from Treasury Secretary John Connally and warned he may challenge the order if denied.

Charlie Bever John J. McKeithen Nixon Louisiana McKeithen Monroe Northeast Louisiana University Treasury Sec John Connally Connally President McDougall Baton Rouge Caldwell Parish Texas Preston Smith

Louisiana Man Aboard Chinook In Fatal German Crash

A Louisiana man was among 37 aboard a Chinook helicopter that crashed near Pegnitz Germany. The U S Army released names of 34 of the 37, listing missing pending identification. The four man crew included Capt James Wilburn Hensley of Ellijay Georgia.

Heidelberg Germany Louisiana Pegnitz U. S. Army Army 4Th Aviation Company Schwaebisch James Wilburn Hensley Ruby William H. Hensley Rt. K. Ellijay 2Nd Battalion 4Th Infantry Kornwestheim Stuttgart Henry Lamar Pittard, Jr Deborah Mgr Heny L. Pittard Sr Hunnicutt Dr Athens Paten Louis Smith Ophelia Payne Howell St Memphis Tenn Eric Louis Landry Vincent Landry Rt. 2 Reserve

Chuckle on Muscle and Brain Ratios

A humorous line claims the average man has 66 pounds of muscle and 3.2 pounds of brain explaining many things. The quip uses exaggerated statistics to poke fun at human biology.

Twin Cities Chit Chat Details Local Moves and Career Shifts

Former News-Star staffer Phip Syverson, recently discharged from the US Army, heads to Michigan for graduate courses after visiting Rocky Branch with family and friends. Also relocating are Lawrence J. Landry and son Joey to New Orleans following his pharmacy degree at Northeast Louisiana University and job plans.

Phip Syverson News-Star News Michigan Philip B. G. Syverson Rocky Branch Lake la Fourche Tricon St New Orleans Lawrence J. Landry Joey Monroe Mr. Landry School of Pharmacy Northeast Louisiana University Landry

River Stages and Flood Signals Vary Across Town

Flood stage readings shift along riverfronts with Camden and Monroe reporting rising water levels. Unlisted measurements indicate potential minor impacts on low-lying streets and local riverside facilities.

Camden Monroe

Calley Sentence Reduced From Life To Twenty Years

Lt. William L. Calley, convicted of 22 Vietnamese civilian murders at My Lai, has had his life sentence reduced to 20 years confinement by Lt. Gen. Albert O. Connor of the Third Army. The action leaves room for possible further review by the U.S. Army Court of Military Review in Washington, with no authority for Nixon to alter the sentence. Calley remains confined at Ft. Benning under the ruling after initial stockade confinement and house arrest following his trial.

FT. Mcpherson ,Ga UPI William L. Calley My Lai Albert O. Connor Third Army U.S. Army Court of Military Review Washington Calley Nixon Army Connor Third Army Public Information Office Ft. McPherson U. S Ft. Benning Ernest L. Medina

Partly Cloudy Skies, Warm Temps Across Northeast Louisiana

The region will see partly cloudy skies with highs around 90 to 94 degrees and overnight lows near 70 to 75. Humid conditions at midday will ease from noon to late afternoon, with dew points near 70 and limited rain chances. FAA Monroe reports a high of 93 and a low of 70 on Thursday with no precipitation. forecasts through Tuesday expect similar partly cloudy weather and warm highs around 90 with possible scattered thunderstorms.

Louisiana Federal Aviation Agency Monroe Municipal

Houston Rejects Offer For Rover

Bakersfield, Calif. UP I reports Space Age Alarm Co. owner Bob Mears offered 8000 for the Apollo 15 lunar rover. Dr. Robert Gilruth in Houston sent a rejection note saying the rover on the moon has not yet been declared government surplus.

Bob Mears Space Age Alarm Co Earth Robert Gilruth Manned Space Flight Center Houston

Misses Friends At Practice Footballer Recalls Crash

Wichita State kicker and reserve quarterback Bob Renner recalls the 1970 Colorado plane crash that killed 31 people including 14 players head coach Ben Wilson and athletic director Bert Katzenmeyer. He was among nine survivors and describes escaping from the burning wreck.

Wichita, Kan UPI Bob Renner Wichita State Utah Colorado Renner Ben Wilson Bert Katzenmeyer Poe Logan Utah State Denver

Inside The News-Star Section Snapshot

A brief listing shows Abby 2C Lowman OG and Broadway 6C Popenoe 4B in Classified 2D Radio-TV 2D Comics 4B Sports 5B Crossword 8D Theater 7C Editorial 4A Van Dellen 4B Horoscope 6C Women ic Jumble 7D Weather 5A with page and section identifiers for the 32 page edition.

Abby Lowman OG van Dellen

Market Mixed In Moderate Transactions

New York markets opened with mixed trading as the Dow slipped about 0.37 points to around 880.40 amid 1,154 issues and 3 million shares per hour. Traders expected a quiet weekend after a recent record run and profit taking, with caution ahead of the Nixon economic program and wage freeze amid labor unrest signals.

New York UPI Newton Zinder ELF Hutton Nixon Dow

Emergency Funds Distributed to Police Juries in Louisiana

More than 2.5 million dollars in federal emergency employment funds were allocated Friday to 56 police juries across Louisiana. The announcement from Gov. John McKeithen notes this is part of over 11 million dollars statewide to create jobs and aid returning servicemen, with 7.76 million distributed to 10 major areas.

Baton Rouge John McKeithen Lake Charles New Orleans Shreveport Jefferson LaFayette Ouachita Rapides St. Landry Terrebone

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