Britain Faces Cut Week in Energy Crisis Across Nation
London AP reports mass pay cuts and potential unemployment as Britain enacts energy tightening. A 24 day work week and three day week loom, with factories shifting to limited schedules and nonpower days for lighting and heating.
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London
Anthony Barber
Britain
Edward Heath
House of Commons
Times of London
Heath
John Elliott
Financial Times
Ministry of Agriculture
Ad Solicitation Drive Cancelled in Monroe
Capt Bruce Thompson of Louisiana State police announced the cancellation of solicitations for advertisements by the Louisiana Troopers Association in The New Drug Scene magazine. The program, using a telephone pitch to Monroe area businesses, has ceased and will be investigated for possible legal violations with refunds promised to contributors.
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Bruce Thompson
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana Troopers Association
Monroe
C. A. Hampton
General Motors raises car prices amid price-controls end
GM boosts average passenger car prices by 2.8 percent or about 143 dollars, with trucks rising 6.3 percent and an overall average increase of 188 dollars before dealer markup and destination charges. Four compact models capped at 125 dollars or less. Corvette up 267, Grand Prix 59, Fleetwood 267. Nine month earnings reach 1.88 billion versus 1.5 billion a year ago.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Cost of Living Council
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors Corp
Resignation Accepted for West Monroe Police Captain
In West Monroe the Civil Service Board accepted the resignation of Police Captain Bobby Jack Bayles. Charges of dismissal and suspension from Oct 26 and Nov 7 were dropped, with Bayles to receive back pay from Oct 26. The decision followed discussions among City Attorney John Massey Police Chief Johnny Mitchell and Bayles attorney Jerry Kirby.
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West Monroe
Sal
Bobby Jack Bayles
Bayles
Mitchell
John Massey
Johnny Mitchell
Jerry Kirby
Civil Service Board
Kirby
Board
Sam Henry
Massey
Donation memorializes Maurice Nimmons at Baptist Home
The Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home receives a $2,000 gift from Mrs. Maurice Nimmons, Bastrop First Baptist Church member, in memory of Maurice Nimmons. Supt. Wade B. East says gifts support care for boys and girls statewide and honor deceased loved ones. Hast urges others to give and join in this memorial spirit.
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Louisiana Baptist Children's Home
Maurice Nimmons
Bastrop First Baptist Church
Nimmons
Illinois
Bastrop
Wade B. East
Baptist Home
Hast
High Nutritive Value of Beef Persists in Freezing and Cooking
The document states that beef retains its high nutritive value whether frozen or cooked, noting that nutrient levels do not change significantly during these processes.
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General Motors
Liberty
Forsythe Business Center
Herrick
Sale
Bec
Penneys
Jcpenney
Louisville
Jcpenney Lorrel
Spalding
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