Barge Expansion Plans Announced At Pine Bluff Arkansas
Moore Terminal and Barge Co of Monroe opens a 106000 barrel storage petroleum terminal on the Arkansas River at Pine Bluff with a 890 foot dock and a 45000 barrel tow from British Petroleum destined for International Paper mills in Arkansas. Moore notes plans to move Arkansas and Tulsa produced products downstream and into Little Rock markets. The company operates a river terminal on the Ouachita in Monroe and plans larger cargoes with the nine foot channel expansion. Initial investment totals 1217000 dollars with 500000 on the terminal 600000 for boats and barges and 117000 for the 45000 barrel movement.
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Moore Terminal and Barge Co, Inc
Monroe
Arkansas River
Pine Bluff
Ark
British Petroleum
Gulf Coast
Port Arthur
Tex
International Paper Co.mills
Arkansas
James W. Moore
Moore
Arthur D
Art Deloach
Mississippi River
White River
Little Rock
Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas Industries
Ouachita River
Louisiana
Ouachita Black
Bank Slashes Prime Rate to 4 Percent in 12-Year Low
New York based Citibank, the nation’s second largest, said it will cut its floating prime rate to 4 percent, the lowest in nearly 12 years. The reduction applies to minimum interest charged to its top corporate customers and takes effect Monday.
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New York
First National City Bank
Citibank
Oil Allowable Set For March In Louisiana
Louisiana Conservation Department sets March oil allowable at 1,865 544 barrels daily, down from the current 1,147,123 barrels per day. The announcement came from Baton Rouge officials today.
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Louisiana Conservation Department
River Stars Flood the Stage in Camden Change
River Stars surge on stage in Camden with a 6 114 rise, while Monroe records a 40 14.6 rise and a second rise. The unusual figures appear in a local report detailing stage changes and crowd movements.
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Camden
Monroe
Williamson announce birth of third daughter Lori Allen
Proud parents Mr and Mrs Nolan Williamson announce the birth of their third daughter Lori Ellen born February 18 at Glenwood Hospital. She has two sisters Shela and Sharon. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Greeley Williamson and Mrs John Stennett.
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Lori Cellen
Glenwood Hospital
Lori
Shela
Sharon
Greely Williamson
John Stennett
Airman McNeil Starts Two Year Air Force Duty in Tokyo
Airman Raymond L. McNeil son of Mr and Mrs E McNeil of West Monroe completed basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas. He departs March 24 for Tokyo Japan for two years active duty as a military policeman in the Air Force.
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Raymond L. McNeil
West Monroe
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Tokyo
Japan
Air Force
Israel Attacks Lebanon Ahead of U N Mediator Arrival
Israeli troops and warplanes hit southern Lebanon as Gunnar V. Jarring arrived, with Lebanese reports of casualties including one civilian killed and 20 houses blown up in Ainata. Israel said five terrorists were killed and that troops returned to base.
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Lebanon
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Israel
Biblical
Mt. Hermon
Ainata
al Fatah
Beirut
United Nations
West German Ransom Paid to Free Hijacked Lufthansa Jet
West Germany confirms a 5 million dollar ransom paid to Arab guerrillas in Beirut to secure release of the hijacked Lufthansa jumbo jet and its 14 crew. Lufthansa official delivered the payment after a Beirut deadline. passengers and most crew were freed. Joseph Kennedy II among the passengers.
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George Leber
Lufthansa
Leber
Beirut
Victims of
Daugter
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Popular Front
Sible
India
Aden
Arabian Peninsula
Joseph P. Kennedy II
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Boston
West Germany
Senator Long Proposes Toll Road Bill to Expand Interstate System
U S Senator Russell Long of Louisiana plans to introduce federal legislation to use highway funds to buy state toll roads including the North South Louisiana toll road. The plan would add 42500 miles to the interstate system with a 70 percent federal share and tolls covering the remaining 30 percent.
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U.S
Russell Long
D-La
Long
Louisiana
Congress
Baton Rouge Press Club
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Joe Wagronner Jr
Federal Highway Trust Fund
Edwards Seeks Repeal of Gas Tax Rebate Law
Gov elect Edwin Edwards named two appointees and voiced plans to repeal the gas tax rebate law during the honeymoon session. Repeal would restore about 15 million dollars annually to the state treasury. Traigle as revenue collector and Daigle as adjutant general reflect Edwards focus on youth.
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New Orleans
Edwin Edwards
Edwards
Joseph N. Traigle
Covington
O'Neil J. Daigle, Jr
Gonzales
Traigle
Daigle
First National Bank of
National Guard
Mild Cold Front Forecast Area Weather Change
A mild cold front is expected to reach the Twin Cities late tonight lowering temperatures near 50 and bringing a 30 percent chance of rain. The cool spell is temporary with spring warmth returning by Monday as a high pressure ridge sits over the state today and shifts winds from south to north tonight. Dense fog around Baton Rouge at 5 a.m. created hazardous driving with near zero visibility in spots.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
Baton Rouge
Chou En-lai Pledges Normal China U S Ties
Peking Premier Chou En-lai pledged China will work unswervingly for normal relations with the United States. At a dinner in his honor President Nixon noted the long process of removing the wall between the nations and praised fighting for peace and independence amid differences.
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Peking
Chou En-lai
China
United States
Nixon
Chou
Nixons
California
Florida
Great Wall
Jim
Mao Tse-tung
Rivers Faces Curtailment of Monroe Schools After Court Ruling
Monroe City School Board President James Rivers says a judge's decision to reinterpret 1969 law forces the district to cover employer retirement contributions from sales tax and general fund. He warns the 36 000 additional annual cost could force curtailment of education programs without new funding.
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Monroe City School System
Fourth District
Fred Wudickar Jr
City School Board
James Rivers
Monroe City Teachers Association
State of
Louisiana
Monroe
Monroe City
Del Rio Tops Temps 90 Degrees as Frigid Minnesota Drops
The National Weather Service records the day’s high of 90 in Del Rio Texas and a low of 23 below zero at International Falls Minnesota, excluding Alaska and Hawaii.
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UPI
National Weather Service
Alaska
Hawaii
del Rio
Tex
International Falls
Minn
Wholesale Prices Rise Again in January
Washington AP report shows January wholesale prices up eight tenths of one percent, matching December. Seasonal adjustment lowers the rise to four tenths. food and farm goods up 1.3 percent, while industrial commodities rise five tenths, signaling further consumer price pressure ahead.
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Washington
Labor Department
White House
The
Price Commission
Senate approves Griffin plan to curb court busing orders
The Senate voted 43 to 40 to strip federal courts of power to issue bus ing orders in school desegregation cases. The Griffin amendment bars federal funding coercion and limits court-ordered busing, drawing praise from conservatives and alarm from opponents who say it undermines civil rights enforcement.
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Washington
Senate
Griffin
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Charlotte
N.C
Supreme Court
Seasonal case of tay fever prompts phone reply
A phone operator asked a patron for the area code. He replied no, just the usual seasonal case of tay fever, capturing a light moment in a small town exchange.
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