Miners Ballot On Boyle Challenger in Historic Election
About 200000 United Mine Workers members begin voting under tight federal supervision in an election to choose Tony Boyle and Arnold Miller for top posts after a court ordered this poll following 1969 irregularities. Ballots are counted by December 15 under Labor Department guard.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Union
American Labor Movement
Mine Workers
W. A
Tony’ Boyle
Arnold Miller
Ohley
W. Va
Boyle
Joseph A. Yablonski
Yablonski
Clarksville
Miller
Miners For Democracy
Joseph A. Zablonski
Kenneth Yablonski
U.S. Department of Labor
U.S
William B. Bryant
Labor Department
W. J. Usery
Bryant
Usery
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Leonard J. Pankovich
Housing Units To Be Improved In Ruston
Low cost housing in Ruston will be renovated at three sites under a 230000 contract by the Ruston Housing Authority. 100 of 300 units built since 1958 will get attic fans 220 volt wiring ceramic tile kitchen cabinets and new floor coverings. 1000 residents expected. contract awarded to Gene Bracy of Little Rock.
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News-Star
Ruston Bureau
Ruston
New Jute Window Shade With Vinyl Finish
A native jute fiber shade offers a handwoven look in a bevy of colors. Vinyl impregnated finish makes it washable fire retardant fade resistant and hangs straight. Sturdy rollers promise long silent service. Available in widths up to 145 inches with paint box color options.
Schutz Schedules One Man Display on NLU Campus
Edward E Schutz assistant professor in printmaking at Northeast Louisiana University presents a one man faculty exhibition at the Wesley Foundation Art Gallery. Works include woodcut taglio lithographic and serigraphic prints with nonrepresentational and representational imagery including landscapes portraits still life and figurative pieces. The show runs through the second semester registration and closes Jan 19 per Rev Jim Wilson and Robert G Ward.
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Que
NLU
Schutz
Northeast Wesley Foundation
Edward E. Schutz
Northeast Louisiana University Department of Art
Wesley Foundation
Jim Wilson
Wesley
Robert G. Ward
Department of Art
Northeast
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos
New Mexico Highlands University
Las Vegas
University of Texas At Austin
North Texas State University
Denton
Federal Revenue Sharing Funds To Arrive Soon
Louisiana state and local governments will receive 113.6 million in federal revenue sharing over the next six weeks with half of the first payment due in December and the rest in January. Subsequent quarterly installments start in April next year. Funds may be used for any purpose by the state except as a match for more federal funds. Parishes and municipalities must spend on priority needs such as public safety, environment, transport, health, libraries, social services, and capital expenditures.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
William Guste
Guste
Bread records discount at Specialty Sound sale
Specialty Sound offers Bread records tapes and cassettes at low prices. New Bread release Guitar Man is reduced to 3.99 while tapes and cassettes go for 4.98. Don’t miss this bargain on bread.
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Specialty Sound
Bread
Central Printers Fight Over Indictment Motion Unresolved
Fourth Judicial District Judge Robert T. Farr delayed ruling on whether to quash the indictment against Central Printers and Publishers Inc. The defense argues the firm is not a public body and questions ownership and public-official status. The state asserts a principal relation through W. L. Howard and contends evidence is needed before a decision next week.
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Central Printers and Publishers
Fourth Judicial District
Robert T. Farr
Paul H. Kidd
Ark-La-Tex Printers and Publishers Inc
W. L. Howard
Kidd
Johnny Carl Parkerson
Parkerson
Central Printers
Farr
Howard
State of Louisiana
Nixon confirms Rogers stay. Kissinger future in doubt
President Nixon says William P. Rogers will remain secretary of state in the second term while Henry Kissinger's plans remain unsettled after his pivotal role in talks with Peking, Moscow, and Paris. Kissinger will take a two week vacation in Mexico, with aides split on his long term status.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Rogers
Kissinger
Peking
Moscow
Mexico
White House
Henry
Congress
Senate
House
Paris
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Florida
Nguyen Phu Duc
Nguyen van Thieu
Kenneth Rush
West Germany
Defense
Depputy
William Casey
Securities and Exchange Commission
William J. Porter
Vietnam
Curtiss Tarr
State Department
John Irwin
A. Alexis Johnson
U.S. Foreign Service
Ronald L. Ziegler
Irwin
Johnson
U S Abandons Plan To Curb Blind Vendors
Washington AP reports the government dropped proposed rules to limit blind vending stands in federal cafeterias. The GSA will seek other ways to ease finances for cafeteria concessionaires while preserving blind vendors’ preferred status.
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Washington
General Services Administration
Federal Register
GSA
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Edward J. Schutz
Northeast Louisiana University
Morning World
Daily & Sun
Specialty Sound Company
DeSiard St
Harvard University
America
Southeast Asia
Hands
Mary’s
Flower Shop Inc
No. 2Nd St
Christian Science
Holiday Inn
Krauss & Cahn
Your
McGregor
Norfolk
Dacron
DeSiard
Peppermint Pier
Pier
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