Weather Outlook Across Parishes and Regions
The forecast covers Union and surrounding parishes with fair today and tonight, becoming partly cloudy Friday. Cool today with highs in the mid 70s to lower 60s, and Friday in the upper 60s to lower 60s. Tonight down to the low 30s, NW winds 10 to 15 mph. Additional notes warn of relative humidity changes, dew, frost risk, and sunshine chances near 100 percent today and about 70 percent Friday.
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Two Monroe Students Named to Emory Dean’s List
Emory University in Atlanta, Ga., lists fall quarter 1973 honorees from Monroe. Margaret Ann Milk and Cathy Irene Solomon, daughters of local residents, are named to the Dean’s List for outstanding academic achievement.
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Monroe
Emory University
Atlanta
Margaret Ann Milk
Richard G. Milk
Racine Dr
Cathy Irene Solomon
Allan L. Solomon
Bayou Lane
IRS Probes Gasoline Price Gouging As Stations Boycott
Gasoline stations and the IRS clash over price controls after reports of gouging over the Christmas weekend. Stations threaten to close amid suggested 49.9 cent and 45.9 cent prices, while associations warn of a nationwide gas shortage as many plan to boycott. IRS to monitor prices during New Year’s weekend after a spot check found over one third of 25 543 stations violated rules.
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Harold Murphy
Bay State Gasoline Retailers Association
Massachusetts
Murphy
Robert Jacobs
Illinois and
Indiana Gasoline Dealers Association
Jacobs
U.S
New York City
Nixon Ends Wage and Price Controls in 1973
President Nixon ended wage and price controls on January 11 1973 after 17 months of operation. The move marks a key shift in economic policy as Congress and the public assess the impact of the controls.
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Nixon
Arab States Face No Punishment for Terrorists
Beirut AP reports 28 hijackers and Palestinian terrorists have surrendered to Arab governments this year, yet none have been tried or handed to the PLO. Trials are delayed or absent across Sudan, Libya, Kuwait, Paris, Dubai, and Kuwait amid broader Arab criticism of terrorism.
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Nitschke Quits Packers to Act in The Longest Yard
Ray Nitschke leaves his middle linebacker post with the Green Bay Packers to pursue acting, taking a role as a prison guard in The Longest Yard with Burt Reynolds.
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UPI
Ray Nitschke
Green Bay Packers
Burt Reynolds
Palestinian plot rumors after six months of debate
PLO officials say agreement is not reached. European jails hold other Arab terrorists. Three Palestinians were jailed in Rome last September for plotting to shoot down an Israeli airliner with Soviet rockets. Italians also detain a Syrian for the murder of an Israeli airline employee last April.
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PLO
Rome
Simon Receives Tips For Solving Energy Shortage
Washington energy chief William A. Simon receives about 1500 letters daily with fixes for the energy crisis. Inventors boast odd ideas from buffalo chips to ocean waves, while a motorist faces a ticket for speeding under a new limit. A 75 year old claims to know a pool of oil as officials sort tips and anecdotes.
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UPS
Federal
William A. Simon
Great Plains
Simon
Federal Energy Office
Energy Office
Oklahoma
John Hancock Born in Quincy January Seventeenth Thirty Seven
John Hancock, prominent American Revolutionary leader, was born in Quincy Massachusetts on January 12 1737.
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John Hancock
Quincy
Mass
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