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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1972

Page

2

Ouachita Parish Bond Proposal Outlined for $14 Million Mill Increase

The Ouachita Parish School Board will seek a $14 million bond, adding 6.75 mills to property tax, to fund two comprehensive high schools, two junior highs, six elementary schools, and numerous remodeling projects. The plan aims to add kindergarten in all elementaries, smaller classes, and expanded vocational and academic programs, with prior defeat in May and a promise to refile amid favorable bond market conditions.

Ouachita Parish the News- Star Bob Hammack J. C. Lancaster U.S. 165 Richwood Road West Monroe Well Road I-20 Lancaster Ward 5 Swartz - Lakeview - Lakeshore North Park Village Treasure Island Winnsboro Road Prairie Road Tanglewood Calhoun Ransom- River Lenwil Kiroli - Claiborne Lakeview Lakeview - Bayou Shores Crosley Jack Hayes Highland Ouachita Parish Junior High School P.E Pinecrest Richwood Shady Grove A. L. Smith Sterlington Swayze West Side Eastside

Combination Morning and Evening Subscriptions Offer

The notice lists subscription options for COMBINATIO MORNING and EVENING with Sunday, including prices for daily, Sunday and weekend editions. It details monthly and yearly rates such as $32 and $29.60 for morning and evening combined, and $145 for annual Sunday only.

Morning World STAR Daily & Sun

Hanna to keynote Monroe Rotary luncheon talk

Hanna publisher of the Concordia Sentinel and Catahoula News Booster will speak at the noon meeting. A Winnsboro native and LSU graduate, he is immediate past president of the Louisiana Press Association and writes a weekly political column reviewing Louisiana politics from Huey Long to today. Kansas and Nebraska typically lead U.S. states in crop losses from hailstorms.

Monroe

Stamp Album On Sale Here For 1972 Stamps

The U S Postal Service offers a 1972 commemorative mini album at the Main Office Downtown and North 4th St branch. Priced at 3 dollars the album contains 31 stamps with descriptive text and protective mounts. It folds to 84 by 11 inches in red white and blue. Postmaster Hathorn notes strong demand and suggests it as a Christmas gift. Self Service Centers at the main office and Downtown Station allow after hours purchases.

U.S. Postal Service North 4Th St Woodrow W. Hathorn

Lincoln Parish approves library expansion study contract

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury approved hiring Somndal Smither man Sorenson and Sherman Associates of Shreveport to draft expansion plans for the parish library. The move may include a cost breakdown for a possible contract, while a 12 member Centennial Steering Committee was created to organize parish efforts for the 1973 centennial year. Named members include Maggie Hinton Joe Dickson Neill Kirkland and others. Geoduck clams ranging over six pounds were noted as the largest American clam found from northern California to British Columbia.

Ruston Lincoln Parish Parish Library Board Robert Snyder Shreveport Snyder Somndal Maggie Hinton Joe Dickson Neill Kirkland James Franklin Ira E. Wiltz Earl Lewis Clarence Faulk Virgie Hill David Wright Bertha Madden S. S. Tatum John W. McCorkle California British Columbia

Flamingo Breeding Effort Underway at Slimbridge Reserve

Wildlife Trust scientists in Slimbridge England plan to breed pink lesser flamingoes in captivity for the first time. They will import 100 young flamingoes for next season to stimulate breeding. A brief note recalls President Polk in 1848 announcing California gold finds and the subsequent Gold Rush of 1849.

Slimbridge England UPI Nature-Reserve Wildlife Trust James K. Polk California

US nails production hits 340000 tons in 1971

The United States produced about 340 thousand tons of nails in 1971 marking a significant level of output in the metal goods industry. Major producers include steel manufacturers and hardware suppliers across the nation.

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