Emergency gas aid for Monroe from Gov Edwards
Gov Edwin Edwards plans an emergency natural gas allocation to assist the city of Monroe. Other items note five suspects sought for two robberies in the parish, Carter pledges aid to mayors, Egypt sees a second day of student and worker protests, and Bastrop and Ouachita widen district gaps with road wins.
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Bastrop
Ouachita
Carroll
Weather Monroe Area Forecast Says Clearing Cold
Mostly sunny today and Thursday in Northeast Louisiana. Not quite so cold Thursday with highs near 40 and mid 40s. Tonight will be a hard freeze with lows in the mid 20s. Winds shift from southwest 10 to 15 mph this afternoon to north later.
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Monroe
Louisiana
Federal agency weighs horse sign for roads and stations
The Federal Highway Administration considers new road signs including a horse figure above Equestrian Crossing and symbols for bus and train stations. The plan explores better wayfinding for riders and travelers in urban areas.
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Federal Highway Administration
Second Car For The Family Now Available
A 1969 Pontiac LeMans V-8 with automatic transmission and power features is advertised as sold and in excellent shape. The ad promotes daily News-Star-World Want Ads for locating a second car and highlights ease of ownership.
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Empty Classroom Delays In Monroe City Schools
In Monroe City and Ouachita Parish systems students gained three extra days due to a herb shortage impacting the Monroe Utilities Commission. Power was curtailed across Monroe Schools and several parish facilities, affecting classrooms and operations.
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Monroe City
Ouachita Parish
Monroe Utilities Commission
Monroe
Parish
Eddie Cox
Energy Conservation Efforts Lauded Yet Businesses Criticized
Monroe officials praised Northeast Louisiana University for leading energy cuts as the city faces a fuel shortage. Mayor Howard and Whetstone urged greater business cooperation, citing neon signs burning after hours and lights left on. The university reports significant conservation and plans further reductions while city services and facilities face cutbacks and closures.
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Monroe
Northeast Louisiana University
W.jl
Jack) Howard
Northeast
Monroe Utilities Commission
W. E
Ed) Whetstone
Vines
Howard
Whetstone
Prices Rose In Final 76 Months
Consumer prices rose four tenths of a percent in December 1976, lifting the annual inflation to 4.8 percent. The Labor Department noted grocery price declines helped ease inflation, with real earnings growing modestly as wages kept pace with price changes.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Labor Department
Ford Seeks End to Federal Gas Price Controls in Congress
The Ford administration asked Congress to lift federal gasoline price controls, arguing prices could rise by several cents per gallon without them. The plan, backed by FRA and energy officials, would end controls on most fuels but keep some for aviation fuel and propane, with a monitoring trigger to reimpose limits if prices spike.
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Faerpy Administration
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Carter Heads North For His Inaugural
Plains Georgia born Jimmy Carter heads to Washington for his January 20 inauguration as the 39th president. He plans a gala at the Kennedy Center and a social round of activities with Mondale while turning over peanut business holdings to trustee Charles Karbo.
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Jimmy Carter
Washington
United States
Carter
Georgia
Atlanta
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Birbo
Main Street
Amtrak
Carters
Albsany
Gar
John B. Kennedy Center
Walter Mondale
Market Posts Slight Gain On Mixed Inflation Signals
The New York market edged higher by about 1.75 points to 964.18 after a three session decline. Labor data showed December consumer prices up 8 percent from a year earlier, fueling inflation worries. The wholesale price index rose at a two percent rate recently, while Burroughs led active lists with a small loss. The D J Average and market breadth showed modest gains across exchanges.
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New York
Labor Department
Burroupis
American Stock Exchange
Winter Snowburnd Tamarack Calif Record
In winter of 1906 73 feet of snow buried Tamarack California per United Press International. (Note: OCR contains improbable date 1906-7884 inches. summary captures readable facts)
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Tamarack
Calif
Monroe City School Board weighs five mill tax hike
The Monroe City School Board may ask voters for an additional five mills after studying system needs. If approved, the rate would rise from 17 to 22 mills, funding maintenance, repairs, salaries, instructional materials, and programs for the next decade. Several trustees support the plan, with specifics to be finalized by February.
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Monroe City
Seegers
Martha Scott Henry
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