Prominent Monroe Doctor Dr. D Milam Dies at 75
Dr. Dewitt T. Milam 75 of 1704 Island Drive Monroe died today at St. Francis Hospital after a short illness. He practiced 54 years, retired 16 years ago, and served as volunteer director of the Carolyn Center. He chaired the Monroe City Board of Health and was chief of staff at St. Francis. He studied at Webb School Louisiana Tech Tulane and earned his medical degree in 1922. He served in WWI and WWII and belonged to multiple medical societies. Survived by his widow Mary Lea Milam and several nephews and nieces.
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Offshore Spill Did Not Damage Marsh Wildlife
A biological survey found no evidence of damage to marine life or wildlife in Southeast Louisiana marshes after a Gulf Oil pipeline rupture in Black Bay. About 500 barrels leaked before shutdown as Gulf blamed equipment brushing against the line, causing creases that cracked.
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River and Camden Flood Stage Rise at Stations
River stages show rising water at Monroe and Camden stations with readings around 23.0 and 26 feet and noted increases of 0.2 and 4.3 respectively, indicating flood conditions and ongoing change.
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Inside The News-Star Highlights
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Ford Challenges Reagan's Actions in New Hampshire
President Ford, on a final New Hampshire swing before the primary, accuses Ronald Reagan of advocating back door socialism and ducking fights. Ford charges Reagan proposed investing Social Security funds in the stock market, while Reagan aides deny this and say economists only suggested possible investments. Ford draws 2,500 spectators in Keene with Betty Ford present and vows to contest all GOP primaries.
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Monroe Council to Decide on Street Overlay Funding
The Monroe City Council will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. to decide whether to proceed with street overlay work if sufficient local funds are available. A $499,948.08 bid from Bentz and Elmore hinges on $200,000 locally, with potential $240,000 Urban Mass Transportation Administration grant aiding capital needs and possibly freeing general fund money.
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Belated birthday wishes for Robert Kostelka in Monroe
Belated birthday greetings reach Robert Kostelka of 2111 Maywood Drive Monroe as Chit Chat notes his special day missed on Wednesday. Robert Boyd, son of Mr and Mrs Robert B Boyd of 1505 McGuire Ave Monroe, will celebrate Saturday with a family dinner and other activities.
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Bibles Revive Motel Business in Wytheville Inn
In Wytheville Virginia six weeks ago Holiday Inn manager H G Fouse Jr stopped selling alcohol and filled the bar with Bibles. Revenue rose by 5000 in January 1975 versus 1974 and church groups increased, with hundreds of letters of support. Fouse, stabbed in 1974 while stopping a drunk driver, credits divine conviction for the change and plans more Bibles as guests visit.
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Grain harvest slows rise in food prices in 1975 outlook
The USDA reports the large 1975 grain harvest trimmed price increases while warning of future volatility from drought risk and wind damage. Officials say lower feed costs boosted beef poultry pork and dairy output, with retail food prices seen rising about 1 percent in the first half of the year.
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Cloudy Twin Cities Weather With Showers Possible
Cloudy conditions prevail in the Twin Cities with a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms today, increasing tonight into Saturday. Temperatures rise to the upper 70s today, fall to upper 50s tonight, and reach lower 70s Saturday with southerly winds. thunderstorms may bring strong gusts. FAA reports 78 high and 50 low at Monroe Municipal Airport. no rain in the past 24 hours. Louisiana outlook shows showers ending Sunday, cooler days with upper 30s to 60s lows, 50s to 60s highs, then a warming trend returning to the 70s by Tuesday.
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Stunned Solons Seek Way To Circumvent Ford's Veto
In Washington, Democrats fail to override President Ford's veto of a $6.1 billion public works jobs bill. House and Senate debate substitute measures and alternative job-creation bills. Ford touts private-sector growth as the solution while condemning the veto as election-year politicking. The vote, 63-35 in the Senate after an earlier 319-98 House override attempt, leaves unemployment at 7.8 percent in January with up to 600,000 potential jobs discussed.
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Decision Today On Ballot For Monroe City Election
W L Jack Howard remains listed on Monroe's April 3 ballot as of noon because no removal instructions have arrived. Secretary Wade C Martin Jr planned a today decision on deleting Howard despite a district court disqualification appealed. Loyd Fox, plaintiff to remove him, urges unity and says no big money backing for his effort.
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Jack) Howard
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Odd Epitaphs Highlight American Grave Stone Art Exhibit
Ohio exhibit showcases whimsical and philosophical gravestone inscriptions from 1647 to 1903. Items include Sally Jones misnamed on a New York stone, a Vermont baby’s costly epitaph, and lines from Maine, Connecticut, and Vermont markers reflecting humor and social commentary.
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First Drop In Five Months Recorded
The Labor Department reports January consumer prices rose only four tenths of one percent from December, the first monthly decline in food prices in five months. Gasoline and motor oil fell 1.6 percent, offsetting higher service costs including postal, medical, and auto insurance.
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Maddox Attacks Carter Candidacy in New Hampshire
Former Georgia governor Lester Maddox called Jimmy Carter dishonest cruel and radical liberal during a Manchester New Hampshire news conference. He compared Carter to George McGovern of 1976 and said Carter is a fraud and a rare cruelty in American politics.
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Train Bus Crash Kills 30 Near Caborca Mexico
A bus and a train collided near Caborca on Thursday night, killing 30 people and injuring 50, authorities said. Caborca lies about 80 miles southwest of Nogales, Arizona, and it was unclear if any foreign nationals were among the dead.
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Chuckle Cartoon Caption on Blame in Play
A humor caption jokes that in any contest the focus is on where blame lands rather than the result. The quip plays on sports and competitive failure with a light, ironic tone.
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