House Bars Credit loans To Soviets
The House voted 319 to 80 to bar billions in U.S. credit loans to the Soviet Union until President Nixon certifies freer emigration. Rep. Vanik said the move would pressure the Soviets on basic human rights, while Rep. Conable warned it could chill trade and noted some progress on allowing Jews to leave.
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Houston Baseball Player Quizzed In Shooting Death
Cesar Cedeno a 22 year old Houston Astros outfielder was questioned in Santo Domingo over the death of 19 year old Alta Gracia de la Cruz. Police say the woman died in a hotel room and Cedeno told staff the shooting was accidental during gun handling. Authorities say no murder charges are expected.
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Tradition of Navy enlistments spans Stanley Jones family
The Stanley Jones Jr family of 135 Selman Dr Monroe shows a military tradition as all three brothers join the U S Navy in the same era. It notes a uniform change by the Navy shaping the future dress standard.
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Group On Ship Still Seeking To See Comet Kohoutek
On the Queen Elizabeth 2 the sea voyage from New York continued as thick clouds blocked Kohoutek sightings aboard the liner. About 1,700 travelers sought glimpses while 1,200 attended Dowling College lectures and 500 waited for Lubos Kohoutek who did not appear due to seasickness.
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Consumer Buying Increases in Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Parish shows a five year rise in retail sales from 187,024,000 to 244,222,000 dollars with per household spending up to 6,665 dollars. Local shoppers bought more cars clothing food furniture and cosmetics while maintaining savings aided by rising net earnings from 247,012 to 858,541,000 after taxes.
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Syrians and Israelis clash in Golan Heights tank duel
A two hour tank duel in the Golan Heights front left 12 to 15 Israeli soldiers wounded and some engineering gear destroyed. Syria claimed no losses. The battle followed an Israeli engineering unit advancing to change the area’s features. Arafat’s PLO representation and Geneva talks were also in focus as Sadat and Assad met in Cairo.
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George C Guier Dies Services Set Wednesday
George C. Guier 66 of 4801 Bon Aire Dr Monroe died about midnight Monday at St. Francis Hospital after a long illness. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Grace Episcopal Church with burial in Riverview Cemetery. He was a retired Drew Grocery salesman and WWII veteran. Survived by widow Elizabeth Drew Guier two sisters a brother and a niece. Body to be taken to church at 9:15 a.m. Wednesday.
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Clear Warmer Weather Forecast for Twin Cities and Monroe
Residents of the Twin Cities can expect clear to partly cloudy skies with a warming trend through Wednesday. Today highs near 60 and tonight lows in the upper 30s, with Wednesday reaching about 70. Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph. FAA records show Monday high 54 and morning low 24 at Monroe Municipal Airport, with no rainfall in the last 24 hours.
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Rockefeller Plans Resignation To Focus On National Commissions
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller announced he will resign December 18 and turn the state leadership over to Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson. He says the move allows him to dedicate time to two bipartisan national commissions on Critical Choices for Americans and Water Quality, while denying active pursuit of the 1976 Republican nomination.
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Television Impossible? Chuckle Thirty Years Ago
A lighthearted note recalls how, three decades ago, many believed television would never be possible and some still doubt its future.
Inside The News-Star Brief Read
Classified and notices from The News-Star section summarize a local filing of ads and community items. It lists sections like Abby Broadway Classified Comics Crossword Deaths Editorial Horoscope and multiple pages including sports theater radio and weather.
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Kissinger Vows Support for Allies at NATO Talks
In Brussels Secretary of State Kissinger reaffirmed U S backing for European partners and outlined plans to meet with nine Common Market foreign ministers for frank talks on the Atlantic relationship The NATO meeting also saw clashes with Michel Jobert but a breakfast meeting and praise for the French minister followed The communique endorsed a new Atlantic Declaration to be issued on NATO's 25th anniversary and stressed maintaining peace and improving East West relations
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Officials Admit Threats Made On Kissinger's Life
U S officials confirm threats on Henry Kissinger during his Europe and Middle East trip. They note prior threats linked to his prior visit to the Middle East and China last month. Security was unusually tight per Baltimore Sun reports. Scotland Yard says very, very tight measures were in force on his arrival in London.
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Yonations Lag In Goodfellows Drive
Community appeal urges donations to the Goodfellows fund aimed at raising $12,600 to provide food and clothing for needy families during Christmas season as households enjoy turkey and toys.
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Christmas Goodfellows appeal exceeds bare minimum need
The Christmas Goodfellows donor list shows only 2200.60 received toward the target as letters from desperate families pour in. An 80 year old with four grandchildren, a 70s widow with medical needs, and a Monroe girl seeking help for sisters face likely no Christmas without aid.
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Supreme Court Broadens Police Search Authority
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, held that a lawful arrest grants police authority to perform a full search of the arrestee, ruling heroin found during a DC arrest admissible. Justice Rehnquist wrote for the majority, while Justice Marshall with Justices Douglas and Brennan dissented, arguing the ruling abandons case by case Fourth Amendment scrutiny. The decision also upheld a Florida case where marijuana cigarettes were found on a student, stating probable cause and lawful arrest negate need for a full search.
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