Kissinger Ends Mideast Mission Seeks Geneva Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger wraps up a seven-nation Middle East mission in Jerusalem and says both sides agree to open Geneva conference with talks on separating Israeli and Egyptian forces on the Suez Front. He flies to Lisbon to meet Portugal's Caetano and hopes processing can start by Friday.
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Lod Inter
Fourth Judicial District Judge Lemmie Hightower Sworn In
Next week marks an anniversary for Judge Lemmie Hightower Division B of the Fourth Judicial District Court the first Morehouse Parish resident on the district bench since Justice Mack Barham. The oath of office was given December 21 1972 with Justice Barham administering at the Morehouse Parish Court House.
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Morehouse
Supreme Court
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Morehouse Parish Court House
Thomas M. Hayes Jr
Fourth Judicial District Bar Association
Albin P Lassiter
Appeals Court
Jesse Heard
Robert Farr
James Dennis
Farmers to Get Fuel for Harvest Under Nixon Plan
Energy chief Simon assured farmers they will receive necessary gasoline propane and fuel oil to harvest or process crops. He said farm needs are national needs and will have priority in allocations. He noted ongoing debate over gasoline pricing and planned to decide on rationing this week.
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Agricultural Outlook
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Nixon
Ouachita Parish Faces Possible Gas Rationing Repeal
The New York News Service reports Ouachita Parish may see renewed gas rationing affecting 48 700 passenger cars that now consume about 37 596 000 gallons annually The piece recalls WWI rationing with A B C X stamps and a 35 mph speed limit to illustrate potential controls.
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Quachita Parish
Northeast Storm Delays Exchanges As Snow Slips Across
A nor’easter blankets the East Coast with snow sleet and freezing rain from Virginia to Maine. Washington D C reports six inches of snow, schools closed, flights halted, and two hours extra for workers. New York slows mass transit as streets ice over and traffic deaths rise.
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Justices Block Class Action To Collect Damages
The Supreme Court barred class action suits for environmental damages in a 6 3 ruling. To file in federal court a claimant must show at least 10 000 in damages, limiting the Vermont couples claim against International Paper Co for lakefront property damages from a pulp plant.
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Supreme Court
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Vermont
International Paper Co
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Byron R. White
Warming Trend Reaches Twin Cities Area
Forecasts for Monroe and vicinity show fair to partly cloudy skies today with a warming trend. Highest today near 50, tonight low in 30s, Tuesday high near 50. winds variable then southeasterly. FAA data show Sunday high 39, low 20, trace precipitation.
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New Orleans Police Guard Vote Machines in Epic City Election
In New Orleans, 300 voting machines were guarded by police as results poured in from Saturday's election. Official totals due Tuesday could show Harry Connick leading District Attorney Jim Garrison by about 1,773 votes after disputed precinct tallies.
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Volz
Ties That Bind: Women Reflect on Christmas Time
As Christmas nears, women consider the ties that blind and the freedoms they seek. Their reflections reveal hopes for independence, balance, and joyful traditions amid holiday pressures.
Inside The News-Star… Abby tC Jumble ID Broadway
Reading across the page shows sections including Classifieds and Comics with updates on a Jumble puzzle and theater listings. The page highlights obituaries, sports notes, weather, and editorial items, indicating a typical daily newspaper section spread.
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Congress Begins Drive To Adjourn
Congress moves toward adjournment after a busy agenda. The Senate plans to confirm Ohio Republican William Saxbe as attorney general and tackle a $5.8 billion foreign aid measure plus defense funds and energy policy amid disputes over Social Security boosts and bus funding rules. House-Senate conferees must reconcile the defense appropriation bill totaling $87.5 billion.
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Archibald Cox
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Syria
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D-Mont
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Boyle Indicted In 1969 Murder Of Yablonskis
W A Tony Boyle former United Mine Workers president was indicted on three counts of murder in the 1969 killings of Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter. Boyle is in protective custody in Washington DC hospital after a suicide attempt on Sept 24 and already faces federal civil rights charges. A Washington County grand jury issued the indictment after a one witness hearing state police Sgt Elmer Shifke.
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United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony” Boyle
Joseph A
Jock” Yabblonski
Boyle
Washington, D.C
Yablonski
Washington County
Elmer Shifke
German Plane Hijacked To Make Escape
Palestinian guerrillas bombed an American plane at Rome airport killing many. They hijacked a German jet to Athens with hostages, demanded two Palestinian detainees be released, and threatened to blow up the Lufthansa 737. An Athens landing followed as authorities negotiated for release.
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Lebanon
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Iran
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Khantouran Palaal
Jordan
Contributions For Goodfellows Asked In Need This Christmas
Fund drives toward a 12000 goal reach two thirds with only a week left to gather the remainder for Christmas Eve deliveries. Seven thousand seven hundred ninety one dollars have been allocated to food and clothing for needy families as letters from Winnsboro West Monroe and Monroe describe hardships and requests for coats food and toys.
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Winnsboro
West Monroe
Energy saving tip and classified ad fragment
Energy crisis advice suggests turning off the electric dishwasher after washing to let remaining heat dry dishes. A low cost classified ad offers a Dozer, Cable lift blade in excellent condition with new falls and good undercarriage for $6,000. Read lines include phone numbers 322-8029 and 726-5157 with a cancellation friendly 10 day rate offer.
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