Crossword Puzzle From A Fragmented Ledger
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Lot
Concert
Embrace
Finn
Mouth of the
Niger River
Femais
Yale
Losing Candidate Seeks Review Over Unlocked Voting Machines
Rex Champagne filed suit in Iberia Parish District Court alleging that voting machines were not locked in the December 18 runoff in which he was defeated for a House seat. He disputed the tally and argued the tabulation sheets should reflect the voters' choice.
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New Iberia, la
Rex Champagne
Iberia Parish
House of Repre
Champagne
Year in Review 1971 Prospects for 1972
Louis Cassels argues 1971 was a pretty good year overall with hopeful signs for 1972. He notes shifts among youth toward earning a living, urban-to-country lifestyle changes, and a turn toward addressing local problems, while warning against neglecting national election politics.
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India- Pakistan
U.S
America
Megalpolis
Insurance Firms Extend State Employee Coverage in Louisiana
Pan-American Life and Blue Cross extend life and health insurance coverage for state employees through February. The move follows court rulings on the 1970 policy and an AFL-CIO suit, with an appeal planned to the state Supreme Court. Rates rise 17 percent and will be held in escrow pending further action.
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Baton Rouge, la
Pan-American Life Insurance Co
Blue Cross
W. Is. McDougall
1St State Circuit Court of Appeal
Afl—Cio
State Supreme Court
Connally jeepers misfires fuel on Japan car row
Treasury Secretary John Connally's remarks anger the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association which argues Ford and others inflate prices in Japan due to tariffs and taxes. The group says American automakers would need better distribution in Japan to justify lower margins, while noting American cars are large and costly for Japanese buyers.
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UPI
Treasury
John Connally
Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association
Connally
United States
Japan
Ford
Kenkishi Wanishi
Detroit
Konishi
Britain
Ford Motor Co
Vega
American Motors
The Workingman's Diet diet guide by Duke doctor
A Duke University physician explains why diets fail and shares effective eating plans for over 500 patients. Learn what to eat and when, with menu suggestions and a calorie counter. Includes guidance on meal timing and balancing nutrition. January edition.
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