Horoscope Forecast for Friday December 24 1971
Carroll Righter presents daily sign by sign guidance for December 24 1971. Aries through Pisces receive personal focus on aims, relationships, finances, and gifts with emphasis on compassion and wise choices for the holiday period. Readers are urged to supervise children and consider religious training for future growth.
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Prince of Peace
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
Hollywood
Calif
Pompidou Sees Final Monetary Solution Years Away
Paris AP President Georges Pompidou said the world monetary crisis will take years to resolve with U.S. payments stabilization first and then a two to three year remodeling of the intl currency system. He urged the United States to curb overseas investment and spending beyond trade to curb dollar drain.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
U.S
Pompidou
America
United States
Washington
France
Police Academy buys 180 dictionaries to improve report wording
St Louis Police Academy purchased 180 dictionaries to raise language and spelling in officer reports. The program aims to prevent phrases such as describing an accident victim as having a decapitated foot and to improve clarity in official writing.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
St. Louis
Tourism Agencies Receive Checks Totaling 21000
Louisiana tourism officials handed 21000 in grants to northeast area agencies at a noon luncheon at the Chateau Restaurant.Recipients included the Monroe Convention and Tourist Bureau and the West Monroe Chamber of Commerce with aims to fund brochures parks and development projects across several parishes.
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Louisiana Tourist Development Commission
Louisiana
Monroe Convention and Tourist Bureau
West Monroe
Franklin Parish
City of
Delhi
Morehouse Parish
Monroe
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Lebron M. Sneed
James S
Jim’' Williams
Monroe Chamber
Robert F
Bob” Bealle
Monroe Tourist and Convention Bureau
Eugene Smith
M. _ Ellis Bairnsfather
North Delta
Danny H. Magee
Bairnsfather
Morehouse River
Bastrop - Morehouse Jaycees
Bureau of Outdoor — Recreation
Baton Rouge
City of Monroe
Civic Center
Louisiana Purchase Gardens and Zoo
Twin City Queen
We Pointed Em North renamed to The Culpepper Cattle Co
Hollywood AP reports the western drama previously titled We Pointed Em North is now The Culpepper Cattle Co. The film stars Gary Gimes Billy Bush and Geoffrey Lewis.
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Hollywood
the Culpepper Cattle Co
Gary Gimes
Billy Bush
Geoffrey Lewis
P. J. Tornatore Installed New Club President
P J Tornatore was installed as president of the Progressive Mews Club at the annual banquet at the clubhouse on U S 80. Otis Russell installed officers and Vincent Sylvestri served as master of ceremonies for the 1971 72 term with Sam Tornatore Charles Marsala Jr Michael Cernigliaro H J De Mers Veto Dispenza Leon Danna Virgil Biving Vincent Sylvestri and board members Joe Marsala Joe Correro and others named.
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P. J. Tornatore
Progressive Mews Club
U.S. 80
Otis Russell
Vincent Sylvestri
Sam Tornatore
Charles V. Marsala Jr
Michael J. Cernigliaro
H. J. de Mers
Veto Dispenza
Leon Danna
Virgil Biving
Leon Dana
Mitchell Bruno
Paul Correro
Tony Embanato
Joe Marsala
Joe Correro
Monroe Chamber Set for 51st Annual Banquet on Feb 14
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce will hold its 51st annual membership meeting and banquet at 7 p.m. February 14 at the Monroe Civic Center. An estimated 700 attendees last year are expected again with a larger turnout due to expanded membership. Guest speaker Jer ry Clower of Yazoo City will entertain with his country flavored humor and storytelling while highlighting his recent albums and civic work.
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Chamber
Lebron M. Sneed
Monroe Civic Center
William D. Sanders
Jerry Clower
Yazoo City
Miss
Twin Cities
Clower
Monroe Optimist Club
Monroe
Louisiana Cattlemen's Association
Mississippi
Mississippi Chemical Corporation
South
Mississippi State University
Reading Clerk Named For 72 Senate Session
Jackson attorney James A. Peden, 27, was named reading clerk of the Mississippi Senate for the upcoming regular session. Lt. Gov elect William Winter praised him as one of the state’s outstanding young men and said he would add immeasurably to the Senate staff's quality and performance.
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Jackson, Miss
James A. Peden
Jackson
Reading
State Senate
William Winter
Winter
Senate
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Top Hat Agw Restaurant
1400
2Nd
Lona
Twin City Mall
Poinsettia
Scott
SOA SK Mor SA Is
U. S
Club
Chamber States
Amite County
Clowers
Near East Fork
Allay
Roark
Jackson St
Guitar
Specialty Sound Co
Ruste
C & O Music Dept
Bryan
Bryan Packing Company
Consolidated Foods Company
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