Grambling Announces 243 Degree Candidates for Dec 15
Grambling College registrar Mrs. Ruby Billups lists 243 degree candidates for the December 15 commencement. The names span Agriculture to Speech Pathology with numerous graduates from Shreveport Monroe Baton Rouge and New Orleans among others.
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Grambling
Grambling College
Ruby Billups
Agriculture
Robert McGhee Jr
Monroe
March Anderson
Shreveport
James Ballard
Lake Providence
Betty Belton
Wisner
Ada Bland
Kathryn Bradley
Natchitoches
Bush
Rosa
Charlotte Butler
Sims
Jacquelyn Carey
Baton Rouge
Evelyn Davis Cleveland
Kenosha
Wisc
Willie Coleman Jr
Albert Dennis i
Hammond
Ruthe Fields
Bernice
James Fort
Camden
Ark
Rognita Fuller
Eymel Gant Jr
Metairie
Jeanetta Graham
Ark Jeffrey Hall
Alexandria Joseph Hamilton
Opelousas
Ben Hanchett
Marshall Jefferson
Annie
Delores Jeftery
Plaquemine
Cynthia Johns
Jennings
Vernoia Johnson
New Orleans
Larry Kelley
Dallas
Tex
Darryl Kelly
Spearsville
Tressie Lawhorne
Athens
Vera Lewis
Gibson
Willie Mae Lewis
Homer McCall
Bennettsville
S. C
Marvin Moore
Minden
Mary Jean Powell
Lillie
Bobbie Randolph
John Rankins Jr
Soquinty
Larry Richardson
Westlake
Martha Roberts
Farmerville
Elbert Robinson
Vivian Siggal
Bettye Simmons
Downsville
Ora Sims
Maureen Loughter
Jeanerette
Debre Smith
Pineville
Annie Talley
Alma Thomas
Linda Collins Thomas
Dorothy Dawson Warner
Arcadia
Matherine Walker
West Monroe
Ora Williams
Ellis Wills Je
James Wilson
Sharon Wilson
Percy Watson
Dorothy Watson
Sicily Island
Lois Hester
Kathleen Brumfield James
Myrtis Jones
Flossie Robinson Marshall
Rayville
Will McCarthy JI
Clayton
Cherrie Myles
Michael Reed
Alexandria
DeAnna Bouttee Shannon
Pleasant Hill
Willie Mae Sweeney
Bossier City
Patricia Forbes Thomas
Lafayette
Lillie Mae White
Rose Marie Williams
Lillie Allen Weiandt
Zolfax
Mable Addison
Summerfield
Mary Ray
Shrevewort
Lena Williams
Patricia Brown
Kentwood
Marvy Baker Cole
Glenmora
Julia Collins
Mamou
Walker Evans Jr
Lisbon
Karen Gaines
Luther
Mildred Gilliam
Marion
Annie Jonason
Florien
Helen Kelly
Homer
Ida Jones Mason Alloton
Mass
Elowise Miles
Olla
Dor
Ailler
Westwear
Angela Ravere Marksville
Ruby Lee Thompson
Lecompe
Jacqueline Cleveland
Bettye Davis
Betty Hookfin
Bar
Bara Rowe
Sarah Smith
Linda Ray Warren
Simsboro
Joseph Charles
New Iberia
Frank Dumas
Veratene Frazier
Ruston
Alfred Griffith
Jo Ann Jackson
Chatham
Grace Johnson
Peggy Lewis
Rusten
Toureth
McQuaran
Boyce
John Miles
Clarks
Debra Randell
Eunice
Willie Robinson
Dodson
Mildred Brown Ware
Ringgold
Cornelius Sneaf
Austin
Charles Williams
Cor Rock
Gloria Williams
Shreve
Mildred Anita Breaux
Laurel
Miss
Estelle Brumfield
Franklinton
Deborah Reed Brown
Mattie Bell Griffin
Pamela Johnson
Columbia
Martha Stephens
Little Rock
Lillie Thornton
Tony Alston
Gary
Ind
James Auzenne
Oscar K. Brooks Jr
William Dearbone
Lawrence Flintroy
John A. Harris
Haynesville
James Jones
Tallulah
Ricky Polite
Ulysses Rogers Jr
Jessie Davis
el Dorado
Gregory Flowers
Snreveport
James Johnson Jr
Patrick Webster
Yazoo City
Miss Recreation
Morris Anderson
Roland Brady
Robert Buford
Oxford
Harvey Myles
West Monjroe
Robert Osborne
Bobby Riychelosy
Luther Bunn
Martha Calloway
Hazel Kline Dixon Tallulah
Solomon Graves
Settve Hall
Mansfield
Yvonne Hannon Goins
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Glenda Harris
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Linda Oliver King
Theodhitus Martin
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Luccinda Powell
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Surplus Worries Can Be Discarded
The piece notes Americans thrive on worries from trivial to profound and jokes about a worry club. It suggests readers trim wasteful concerns and focus on solvable issues, while acknowledging mixed feelings about dwelling on problems.
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Fire In South Korea Theater Claims 51 Lives
Seoul authorities said an electrical short circuit ignited a blaze at Citizens Hall Theater during a performance by top pop stars. About 4,000 packed a 3,000 seat venue as the fire killed 51, injured 76, and caused extensive damage estimated at 875000 dollars.
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Holy Lands Tour Draws Large Monroe Crowd
Amusements editor J C Huntley notes well over 1 000 attended the News Star World Travel and Adventure series film To The Holy Lands at Monroe Civic Center Sunday. Dr Taylor spoke on Israelite history and Jesus life with humor and solid documentation.
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Sickle Cell Anemia Week Proclaimed in Monroe
Monroe Mayor Ralph Troy will proclaim December 4 through 9 as Sickle Cell Anemia Education Week at Northeast Louisiana University. Alpha Phi Alpha sponsors a fund drive with events at the Student Union, Twin City Mall, and Eastgate Shopping Center to raise donations for the NLU Sickle Cell Anemia Center.
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Union Leader Visits Israel for Six Day Tour
Union President Frank Fitzsimmons and fellow Teamsters head to Tel Aviv at the invitation of Prime Minister Golda Meir for a six day visit. The delegation will review projects including a new school and other construction efforts as part of international labor ties.
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Bermuda elects first sisters to House of Assembly
In Hamilton Bermuda two sisters win seats in the 40 member House of Assembly. Helene Darrell-Brown and Gloria McPhee become the first sisters to serve as Colonial Parliament members after the 1972 general election. McPhee also sits on Bermuda's Executive Council as Education Minister. Their interest was sparked by Shirley Chisholm and Marjorie Lawson.
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Carlton College Players Stage Noon Lunch Dramas
The Carlton College Players in Northfield Minnesota perform short plays during the noon hour each Tuesday to make drama more accessible for students and visitors.
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Minn
Carlton College
Faith and life rights clash over unborn and choice
A religious argument frames life and unborn rights around Deuteronomy 30 19 urging to choose life. The text presents guilt as inherent and frames opposition to abortion as respecting sacred life.
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