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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1972

Page

2

States Warned On Welfare Mis Spending Cuts Ahead

The government threatens to withhold up to 689 million dollars in federal welfare funds next year if states weed out ineligible and overpaid recipients. HEW will cut matching grants in January based on state spot checks showing an 8.3 percent misspending rate.

Washington Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW AFDC Nebraska North Dakota California New York John D. Twiname Social and Rehabilitation Service Twiname THEW Ohio Congress Federal Register Elliot N. Richardson

Bears in cages hid hashish in international smuggling ring

U S Customs says four men arrested in Northern California as half of about 500000 dollars worth of hashish is recovered. Two bears used to transport the contraband escaped as agents closed in on Big Bend in the Sierra Nevada region. Hashish was packed inside hollowed cage tops and sides after a hole was drilled in a New York shipping cage. Bears shipped from Katmandu Nepal. Charles E Woodson of San Francisco allegedly picked up the loaded cages last week at San Francisco International Airport and delivered them to Big Bend.

Redding Calif California U.S Big Bend San Francisco New York Katamandu Nepal Charles E. Woodson San Francisco International Sierra

Police Dismissed For Accepting Bootlegger's Gift

Two veteran Jackson police patrolmen Charles Corley and W M Carter were dismissed for accepting a gratuity from a known bootlegger. Chief Lavell Tullos announced the action, with no criminal charges filed. the case is referred to the district attorney.

Jackson, Miss Charles Corley W. M. Carter Lavell Tullos Farish St Tullos Civil Service Commission

Boat Explosion Kills 1 at Seaway Marina

A 57 foot Pintail cruiser owned by the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission exploded at Seaway Marina in Lafitte killing captain Joseph N. Robin 51 of Yscloskey the sole occupant. Seven nearby boats were damaged and another employe was slightly injured. Damage is estimated at 60 000 to 70 000 dollars with cause undetermined.

Lafitte Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission Joseph N. Robin Yscloskey Robin Commission Seaway Marina Oyster

Morehouse Wildlife Unit to Elect Officers at Range Meet

The Morehouse Wildlife Unit holds a 7 p.m. meeting at the Morehouse Shooting Range near the airport to elect new officers for the coming year. President Ted Duckworth urged all members and board members to attend, calling the gathering important and brief.

News - Star Bastrop Morehouse Wildlife Unit Morehouse Ted Duckworth

Governors Hear Of GOP Friction In Nixon Campaign

AP report from Phoenix details Thomas Evans accusing the RNC of high handed post election conduct as GOP governors attend the closed luncheon. Dole notes debt near $200000 and cites money flow from CRP. Rockerfeller Love urge politics focus. Holton to chair GOP group.

Carl Leubsdorf Phoenix Ariz GOP Nixon Republican National Committee Cochairman Thomas Evans Republican Governors Conference RNC National Committee Committee Lake Havasu City London Bridge Grand Canyon Evans Maurice Stans CRP Washington Stans Robert J. Dole Kansas New York Nelson A. Rockerfeller Colorado John A. Love Linwood Holton Virginia Republican Governors Association

GSU Seeks Tax Exemption On New Power Plant

Gulf States Utilities seeks a 10-year tax exemption for a 346.5 million West Feliciana Parish power plant. The project would hire 1,400 construction workers and 120 permanent staff. Louisiana Power and Light also seeks exemption for Ouachita Parish work. Overall 69 applications total 485.1 million in plant development, promising 5,167 construction jobs and 1,789 permanent positions.

Baton Rouge, la Gulf States Utilities Co West Feliciana Parish State Board of Commerce and Industry Lafayette GSU Louisiana Power and Light Co Ouachita Parish

Morning and Evening Newspaper Subscriptions Offer

Pricing details show combinations for MORNING WORLD and NEWS STAR options with weekly and monthly rates. Offers include Daily and Sunday editions, with weekend and Saturday inclusions, and price lines for one month and twelve months, plus special weekend bundles.

Morning World News-Star Daily & Sun

Corrections Head Seeks Bus Rides For Angola Guards

Louisiana corrections director Elayn Hunt says the state will seek legislative funding for commuter buses to transport guards to Angola Prison. She cites low pay and remote location as barriers to hiring 20 new officers per month and notes a starter salary of 420 dollars, with a 500 dollar probation raise helping but not solving the gap.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Angola Elayn Hunt Wjbo Radio Hunt

Church Council Hosts Militant Poet Address Sparks Jewish Protest

The National Council of Churches hosted militant poet Imamu Amiri Baraka at its triennial assembly in Dallas drawing Jewish observers’ dismay. Critics labeled Baraka anti Semitic while church leaders defended hearing diverse views as part of the gospel amid global conflict.

Dallas Tex Edwin Espy National Council of Churches Imamu Amiri Baraka Lordi Jones Baraka William P. Thompson United Presbyterian Church American Jewish Committee Anti-Defamation League of B'nai Brith Esyp Espy

Review Of Calley Conviction Begins

A military court opens a review of Lt. William Calley Jr.’s My Lai massacre conviction after his lawyers appeal that a 20 year term is excessive. The Army Court of Military Review will decide whether to sustain, reduce, or overturn the sentence, with Calley arguing for manslaughter or no crime.

Robert A. Dobkin William L. Calley Jr My Lai Calley George W. Latimer Army Court of Military Review Latimer Lt. Calley Gordon Covington Tenn Robert C. Roth Jr Burlington Wis Ft. Benning Charlie Company Nixon William C. Westmoreland Westmoreland Vietnam Army Court of Military Appeals Army Clemency and Parole Board

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