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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1973
Page
6
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KWKH Shreveport Louisiana 1130 schedule feature list shows programs and time slots. Includes editor notes and station identification for the radio lineup.
The listing outlines a daily radio timetable with news and weather on half hour segments, sports and gospel blocks, various music programs and on hour news updates. It includes times such as 9 am 4 pm and late night music blocks with local and national news between segments.
Washington UPI reports Bert Stein chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers warned that rising fuel prices will trigger a steep inflation rise in early 1974. He said the economy will grow rapidly while Arabs own more of it and noted possible stimulative tax or housing policies but provided no specifics.
TV staff selects tonight's programs with notes on repeats and screen intrigue. Calucel's Dept features James Coco as a stressed office supervisor, while Sanford and Son parodies Othello with Lamont's drama lessons. CBS Reports profiles the Rockefeller family and their legacy at a funeral gathering of notable heirs.
A series of real estate transfers listed by the Ouachita Parish Clerk of Court includes cash deeds and mortgage transactions. Notable entries show Pecan Bayou Land Corp transferring Lot 24 Unit 1 to Robert L. Jurner Jr. for 7500, and City of Monroe selling parcels to IL EK Freeman and Ethel Freeman for 6700, along with numerous Cage family conveyances and parkwood subdivision deeds.
Washington AP report notes President Nixon flew United Airlines to California as an energy conservation example. White House aides say no earlier incumbent used regular commercial travel. prior presidents used Air Force jets or chartered planes for official trips. Roosevelt and Kennedy had limited commercial use. Eisenhower avoided commercial flights.
Describes channel listings for the ater and late movies with titles Arrow in the Dust Duel of theTitans Love in the Afternoon. Notes Sterling Hayden and Coleen Grey star in a western impersonating a superior officer and Romulus Remus in the Italian epic.
Billionaire Howard Hughes and four associates were indicted by a federal grand jury in Las Vegas on nine counts including conspiracy stock manipulation and wire fraud related to the 1968 Air West purchase. The case ties Hughes aide Robert Maheu Chester Davis and David B Charnay to efforts to depress Air West stock and pressure directors. Greenspun and George Crockett named as unindicted co conspirators. Arraignment and plea set for January 11.
The notes indicate no current plans to film a Mickey Rooney Andy Hardy TV series with him as grandfather. The Beatles TV reunion in February is likewise not definite. Danny Thomas will not revive Make Room for Granddaddy, and Divorce Court is the syndicated reality court drama. Cat Ballou earned Lee Marvin an Oscar. The Dirty Dozen did not.
Historic notes recount Louisianas Sabine parish area near Bayou San Patrick and Bayou San Miguel. Settlers from the 1920s include C. P McDonald and Andrew Aaron. Bayou San Patricio was the first post office. Noble began in 1896 with the KCS line completion. timber firms Trigg and Frost expanded activity. early schools at Hicks Camp. first postmaster Newton Lewis with later 1899 appointment of W W Wynne.
The Federal Trade Commission awarded Louisiana $1,374,784 after a 1960s lawsuit alleging price fixing by multiple national drug manufacturers. Other states joining the suit also received damages as mentioned by Commissioner of Administration Charles Roemer.
Louisiana agencies must buy smaller economy automobiles for in city use or justify larger vehicles due to a policy change tied to a gasoline shortage. Commission of Administration Charles Roemer notes about 2,550 passenger cars exist, with 725 being new models, as inventories move to a computer system to enforce the rule.
The family housing area at Lemoore Naval Air Station in California was renamed Alvarez Village to honor Cmdr. Everett Alvarez Jr. a fighter pilot shot down in August 1964 and held as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam for eight years and eight months the longest captivity for an American aviator.
The R. L. Trigg Lumber Co. began a mill in 1899. Its interests later passed to Noble Lumber Co. which then sold to Frost-Johnson Lumber Co., as documented in Belisle's History of Sabine Parish.
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