Ouachita Parish bond issue on east side passes as west side fails
The Ouachita Parish School Board election sees the east side approve a $33 million school bond and a 7 mill maintenance tax while the west side rejects both. Total systemwide results show the bond passing east but failing west, and the maintenance tax failing overall. Superintendent Howell warns finances will worsen with five new schools and thinner maintenance funds, as leaders promise to seek drastic cost reductions.
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Tom Walker
Ouachita Parish
Eastside
Howell
West Monroe
Truett Thorn
Thorn
W.B
Bert” Hatten
Hatten
West Side
Goodfellows Nears Goal as Donations Drive Christmas Aid
Goodfellows seeks to raise 20,000 for needy Twin Cities families, with 18,000 still needed amid rising aid requests. Residents are invited to donate to the Goodfellows via News-Star-World Publishing Corp. and a local Monroe address, honoring memories and supporting a woman on welfare and her two children. Total to date shows 1839.00 collected.
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Goodfellows
Twin Cities
The
News-Star—World Publishing Corp
P.O. Box
N. 4Th St
Monroe
Pete Haddad
Albert Marx
Jack V. Russell, Jr
R. C. White
Robert F
Pa) Rhone, Sr
Richard, Maureen & Tammy
W.D. Kleppinger
Carl & Mary Odom
Sandy Odom
Chuck
Wendee
Ann Rand
Edna & Houston Roark
Anna Kovalchick
Earl
Dorothy Roark
Aldersgate
First Methodist Church
Georgia
Richard K. Harrison
Harold J. Smith
Enees
Jennifer & Jamey
Cee Ceee Nee Nents
Thrifty Homemakers Club
Eenee
Mike Luffey
T. L
Saigon
Guy Campbell
Jeey
Rens
Hermes Hatin
Dalgek
Conley C. Ward
L. B. Gannaway
Pere Reka
W. L. Meek
Grandma Scrooge
Ernest Allen
L.M. Taylor
Essen
Wednesday Digest Weather: Fair Skies Turn Cloudy Thursday
Wednesday's digest notes fair skies tonight turning partly cloudy on Thursday with warmer highs in the mid 50s today and near 40 overnight. Highs Thursday expected in the upper 60s. Page references indicate further details on weather and other local items.
Indians Open Home Campaign Hosting McNeese State Tonight
Northeast Indians begin their home basketball season by entertaining McNeese State at home tonight. The note appears on page 10 and is part of a local sports brief roundup.
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Northeast Indians
McNeese State
Park back for testimony in exchange for immunity
A South Korean official says talks propose Tongsun Park will return to the United States to testify in exchange for blanket immunity. U S Justice Department offered cautious comment as Seoul seeks a deal, while Park remains reluctant due to a U S grand jury indictment and lack of an extradition treaty.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.S
Tongsun Park
United States
U.S. Justice Department
Justice Department
Robert L. Stevenson
Washington
Richard Sneider
Park Tongjin
Tongsin Park
Park Chunghee
Park
Happy Birthday Kenneth Alexander City Clerk of West Monroe
Chit Chat wishes Kenneth Alexander of the West Monroe city clerk's office a happy birthday. He turned 31 with a small party hosted by coworkers.
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Kenneth Alexander
West Monroe
Kennedy Files Released Reveal Cuba Letters About Oswald
UPI reports 40 001 pages of FBI internal files released under FOIA show letters from Cuba to Lee Harvey Oswald predicting the job he would do and his return to Cuba after the assassination. Hoover stated Oswald was probably the killer but warned he could not confirm Cuban links. He mused Oswald might act alone or be part of a broader pro Castro extremist group.
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Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Cuba
Hoover
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Oswald
Castro
Deficit Spending: Work Pay vs Repairman Hourly Tale
A humorous note contrasts wages as a worker earns four dollars per hour while a washer repairman bills ten dollars hourly bringing a light economic jab about pay and service costs.
Postal deficits rise prompt service cuts eyed
The Postal Service reports a 652 million deficit for the year ending Sept 30 1977 up from an earlier 400 million estimate. It increases next year’s deficit forecast to 1.3 billion with a potential 282 million 1979 profit turning into a 784 million shortfall.
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Washington
Postal Service
Francis X. Biglin
Biglin
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