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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1971
Page
8
TV lineup published as a reader service with potential inaccuracies from program plans. Listings show Love American Style The Virginian ABC News Cronkite News Dragnet Blue Gray Classic and late News Weather Sports.
KWKH-FM broadcasts Rock Pop and Soul at 100000 watts on 94.5 MHz. News hourly from early morning to late evening. Listener request line and web access noted. Station line hours stretch from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.
A listing of radio stations from Monroe to Farmerville detailing line on and off times, hosts, music formats, and news broadcasts. Notes include NBC network programs, gospel and country blocks, program names, and hourly news summaries across stations such as KREB FM 106.1, KTOC FM 104.9, KYEA FM, KTOC 920, Crossett AR, Winnsboro LA, KWCL 1280, KVOB 1340, KRIH 990, and KTDL 1470 with local and national news timings.
Ruston reports Greater Ward One Waterworks District received a 12000 loan from the State Department of Public Works to relocate a water line for La 33 widening. Repayment will follow the FHA loan schedule. district had 50000 FHA loan in 1967 serving 90 customers.
Florence aims to become the third Italian city after Rome and Milan with a subway. A tentative blueprint calls for lines to pass under the middle of streets to protect historic building foundations.
New York report notes alligators hatch at eight inches and then gain about one foot annually until maturity at six years. The column also touches NYC sanitation volumes and briefly mentions a large octopus and the blue ringed variety.
The Sonny and Cher Show debuted strong as a winter replacement with lively musical numbers and witty banter. Robert Merrill joined in an operatic spoof of All in the Family while Cher imitated Edith Bunker, and Carroll O'Connor appeared in a hallelujah chorus. NBC previews new World Premiere pilots and revivals in upcoming weeks as networks seek fresh material.
Public record items list transfers of parcels and lots among multiple parties in Ouachita Parish. Transactions include Griggs to Griggs for multiple acreages, Richardson to Bluford, Stanfield to Frost, Brown to Davenport Company, Buckley et al to Riser Realty, Riser Realty to Troy and Nichol, Hardin to Powell, and mortgage deeds for Griggs to Davis, B E Builders to Maxey, and Poole to Ludlow with specified lots, blocks, and dollar amounts.
Dr. Fredrick J. Stare notes the American Diabetes Association endorses that diabetics eat like non diabetics with modest calorie cuts. He argues reducing saturated fat and cholesterol is wiser than severely lowering carbohydrate, to prevent coronary and retinal complications.
Bret Nye of Ogden Utah 19 was buried under five feet of snow for an hour after a slide on Peruvian Gulch at Snowbird. He said probes almost missed him and feared he was dead before rescuers found him and dug him out. Doctors reported he was in good condition despite the ordeal.
New York AP reports economist Dr. Franz Pick questions the Washington money accord labeling it a façade of financial diplomacy. He cites rising Eurodollar pools at 73 billion dollars and warns of future exchange controls and price hikes as the devalued dollar takes effect in 1972.
A 100 year old plant blight tied to tea dominance. Beginning in the 1870s an epidemic of coffee rust hit Ceylon and helped preserve English tea drinking. As the Ceylonese coffee industry collapsed new plantations shifted to tea and South America emerged as the world’s principal coffee producer.
Edward Grady Partin a Teamsters leader who helped convict James Hoffa said in Baton Rouge that Hoffa should have been released long ago. He spoke Monday asserting Hoffa’s release is overdue and supported by his past testimony.
Hoffa, released from a prison term long ago, was paroled last Thursday after five years for jury tampering. Partin, a key government witness in the 1964 Nashville trial, called Hoffa a political prisoner and said he should reclaim his place in labor. Parole restrictions bar Hoffa from union activities for eight years.
Notices announce applications for Class A beer permits at 516 Jonesboro Rd West Monroe and 501 Truman Dr Monroe by Mary Gibson Clark Smith and Henry Robinson, plus a Louisiana ABC Board alcohol permit for 50 Truman Dr Monroe. Also bids invited for Carroll High School library furnishings by Monroe City School Board with bid deadline January 5 1972 and right to reject bids.
Multiple lost pets including a male chocolate Poodle and a male Siamese with contact numbers 323 and 325 series. A female Airedale, a white German Shepherd, and a small red white faced cow are listed as lost or found with locations near Kiroll Arkansas roads Cypress St and Cheniere. Found items include a tomcat near Oljinkraff and Christmas packages on Louis ville with contact numbers 322-8057 and 325-5851 ext 549. Public service note offers free 20 word ads for found items.
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