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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1971

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Government Moves to Stabilize Mortgage Rates With Cash Additions

The Federal Home Loan Bank Board frees 800 million for home loan lending by relaxing liquidity rules from 7.4 to 7 percent. The Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp adds 300 million for government backed loans and buys conventional loan participations with 700 million, aiming to lower rates. Preston Martin says the steps signal funding adequacy to ease rate pressure, not a freeze. President Nixon's wage price freeze excludes interest rates from the action.

Washington Federal Home Loan Bank Board Savings and Loan Associations Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp Mortgage Loan Corporation Preston Martin Home Loan Bank Board Savings and Loan Nixon Department of Housing and Urban Devellopment

Bids Accepted On Equipment At Zoo

Monroe City Council accepted bids on air conditioning equipment for the Louisiana Purchase Gardens and Zoo primate house and awarded to C. O. Horton Co. for Lamy Lane work. Four bidders listed include Agents Service Inc Weeks Supply Co Westbrook Co and John H Reed Co. Inc.

Monroe Louisiana Purchase Gardens Zoo Primate House C. O. Horton Co Lamy Lane Qulhuliccu le Louisville Avenue Fire Department D & J Construction Co Five Points DeSiard Washington Streets

School lunch rules attacked by state directors

The school lunch directors of 37 states accuse the Agriculture Department of halting programs by August regs that limit how federal funds are spent. They warn final rules due Sept. 1 could end programs and block expansion to feed 3 to 5 million hungry children.

Washington Department of Agriculture Riaes Aahi Tewnh wAamila USDA America Asst Secretary of Agriculture Richard Lyng American School Food Service Association Minneapolis Lyng ASFSA

Judge to order single member districts for Louisiana

U S District Judge E Gordon West announced he would sign a reapportionment plan drafted by court master Ed Steimel. The plan mandates single member Senate and House districts and represents a rejection of the 1971 legislature's plan. Newsmen received a copy in Baton Rouge.

Baton Rouge U.S E. Gordon West Louisiana Senate House West Ed Steimel

Record heat tops U.S. states with 106 in Pierre South Dakota

The National Weather Service reported the highest temperature of the day excluding Hawaii and Alaska to be 106 degrees in Pierre South Dakota. A low of 32 degrees was noted at Pellston Michigan.

New York UPI National Weather Service Hawaii Alaska Pierre S. D Pellston Hich

Army Reserve Captain Fontana Completes Training at Ft Sam Houston

Twin Cities Chit Chat item notes Captain Julian M. Fontana son of Mr and Mrs Michael J Fontana of Monroe completed 15 days of annual active duty training with his unit at Ft Sam Houston Texas He earned a B S degree in 1961 from Northeast Louisiana University He is a pharmacist and will reopen meeting of The Loyal Order of the Moose Chapter 1723 at Lodge Hall West Monroe tonight at 8 p m

Army Julian M. Fontana Michael J. Fontana Pargould Blvd Monroe Ft Sam Houston Tex Capt. Fontana Northeast Louisiana University Baton Rouge Loyal Order of the Moose West Monroe

Dollar Drops In Value On Europe Marts

The U S dollar weakened across European markets while gaining strength in Tokyo as Japan refused to raise the Yen. Dealers note big operators unloading dollars. U S imports in Europe could become cheaper under Nixon policy.

Europe London U.S Tokyo Japan Toshio Kimura Nixon Geneva Nathaniel Samuels Gatt Gatt Frankfurt Paris Beirut

Poverty Cure Hope Lies in Prices and Taxes

A whimsical note quips that while poverty may remain, the current price and tax regime will certainly cure wealth, poking fun at economic policy and living costs.

Diabetics Learn Life Saving Skills At Summer Camp

Diabetic children ages 6 to 16 attend two week Eagle's Nest Camp in Brevard North Carolina learning self insulin injections urine testing and meal planning. The Greenville Lay Society runs the camp with NC and SC diabetes associations assisting. Enrollees number 110 last week reflecting growth since 1968 when 19 attended.

Brevard N.C Eagle’s Nest Camp Greenville Lay Society South Carolina Diabetic Association North Carolina Diabetes Association Greenville Eagle’s Nest Harry Delcher Durham Veterans Administration Hospital Delcher

U S Troops Put On Alert In Viet Crisis

Saigon reports the U S Command placed 220 000 American troops in Vietnam on a gray alert amid South Vietnam’s Presidential election crisis Thieu rejected Ky’s plan for resignations and a new vote while U S officials ponder policy adjustments if Thieu runs unopposed and the National Assembly vote proceeds.

U. S Saigon U.S Vietnam South Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Neuven Cao Ky Thieu National Assembly Ellsworth Bunker United States

Continued Cloudy Skies In Area

Monroe area remains mostly cloudy with warm temperatures through Wednesday. Thunder potential in the afternoon and evening. highs 90 to 94 with lows 70 to 74. Humid conditions, light winds, dew points in the 70s, and about 80 percent sunshine. FAA Monroe Municipal data show 92 high on Monday and 70 low. precipitation for Monday near 0.51 inch.

Monroe Federal Aviation Agency Monroe Municipal

River Stage Changes Show Flood Risk Amid Rising Levels

River stages report rising levels with Camden at 264.5 and Monroe at 40 as flood conditions develop. Authorities monitor multiple gauges and issue advisories for impacted areas.

Camden Monroe

Mississippi Democrats vote in runoff for governor

Moderate to brisk turnout reported across Mississippi as Lt. Gov. Charles Sullivan and Jackson attorney Bill Waller compete in the Democratic runoff. Counties varied in turnout with strong showings in Harrison and Jackson, while Waller claimed a statewide polling edge. Ballots close at 8 p.m. with hand counts in most counties and Swan’s 128,966 votes influencing the race.

Mississippi Charles Sullivan Jackson Bill Waller Sullivan Waller Harrison County Hinds County Lincoln County Montgomery County Union County Warren County Leflore Waller and Sullivan Charles Evers P.m Jimmy Swan Swan

Chloe Heads Toward Yucatán Peninsula From Atlantic Low

Tropical depression Chloe moves west northwest toward the Yucatán peninsula about 150 miles east-southeast of Chetumal Mexico. Forecasters expect it to regain strength before reaching the coast as winds top 35 mph. A second Atlantic low lies about 150 miles southeast of Grand Turk Island with favorable conditions for development.

Miami Chloe Yucatan Peninsula Atlantic Bahamas Chetumal Mexico National Hurricane Center Grand Turk Island

Market rally pushes Dow above 900 threshold

The stock market rally continued with the Dow Jones average rising to 1909.77 at midday, led by gains in steels, rubber, mail order retail, farm implements, electronics, metals, oils, airlines and glamour stocks. Analysts cited investor optimism from Nixon policy shifts and a government move to loosen housing funds with $800 million freed by reducing liquidity rules.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Federal Home Loan Bank Board Savings and Loan Associations

Monroe business record shows strong local buying power

A nationwide survey by Sales Management finds Monroe outperformed many areas in 1970 with retail sales of over 164.7 million dollars. Local earnings totaled 146.39 million, or about 8462 dollars per household, indicating a sturdy economy despite national recession and high unemployment.

New York Monroe United States

Canada to retire Bomarc missiles in defense shift

Ottawa reports Canada will retire two squadrons of nuclear tipped Bomarc missiles but keep nuclear equipped interceptor aircraft for North American defense. The white paper shows forces rising from 82 000 to 83 000 by April 1 1973 and defense budget near the 1.8 billion ceiling for 1972 73, with a small pre planned increase.

Ottawa Canada United States

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