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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1973

Page

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Libyan SA2 missiles near Tripoli threaten Mediterranean air patrols

U S officers warn surface to air missiles at Okba Ibin Nafa Airfield east of Tripoli could endanger patrol flights over international waters. Sa 2 systems, likely Egyptian supplied and manned by Libyans, with radar guidance, pose a 30 mile range risk amid mine activity off Tripoli damaging Greek shipping.

Washington U.S Libya Mediterranean Tripoli United States Pentagon U.S. Navy Okba-Ibin-Nafa Libyan Egypt Russia Greece

North Vietnam Charged Over Missing American Troops

At a national family group meeting in Washington, the United States accused North Vietnam of failing to cooperate in accounting for more than 1,300 missing Americans in Southeast Asia. The group urged renewed government pressure and handed 40 POW bracelets to White House staff as a show of support for Nixon’s efforts to locate MIAs. The statement urged DRV to provide information on lists already submitted.

Washington UPI White House North Vietnam Paris Southeast Asia National League of Families of American Southeast Asa United States DRV Democratic Republic of Vietnam National Security Henry A. Kissinger Nixon Finan Con

Weekend Traffic Accidents Claim Eight Lives in State

Eight people died and one drowned in Louisiana weekend crashes and electrocution incidents. Notable fatalities include Roy Deroche in Metairie from an electrocution while installing a sign, and Norman Percle in Morgan City after a rollover. Others died in crashes near Hammond, Church Point, Lake Arthur, Mansfield, Bogalusa, and Mertmentau.

Associated Press Louisiana Roy Deroche Kenner Metairie Jefferson Parish Norman J. Percle Morgan City Judy Coats Hammond Joseph Boudreaux Branch Church Point Albert Duhon Tivis Ribodeaux Lake Arthur Steven Bagley Mansfield Bogalusa J.C. Miles Mary Jackson Steve Fruge Mermentau Charles Fruge U.S. 90

MonroE Utilities Commission birthday list for August

Twin Cities Chit Chat lists ten Monroe Utilities Commission employees with August birthdays: Nathan Rice on Aug 1, Marianna Burroughs and James Sawyer on Aug 15, W. E. Perry on Aug 10, Al Crawford on Aug 12, Bobby Broom on Aug 14, Julian Elliott on Aug 22, Jessie Massey on Aug 25, John Smith on Aug 29, and Martha Goldsberry on Aug 31.

Monroe Utilities Commission Nathan Rice Martha Goldsberry Marianna Burroughs James Sawyer W. E. Perry al Crawford Bobby Broom Julian Elliott Jessie Massey John Smith

Station Flood Present Change Stage

Fall data shows station readings at Monroe Camden with values 40 and 26 and stage 20.5 and 7.8, marking a shift in stage levels. The figures reflect two locations, with Camden displaying a higher delta than Monroe.

Monroe Camden

Skylab 2 astronauts stop leak as sickness eases

Skylab 2 crew Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma awaken to stop a tiny leak in the nitrogen oxygen pressurization system after an alarm in their orbiting station. They later return to bed as doctors expect full recovery from seasickness like illness delaying a space walk.

Garriott Mission Control Lousma Bean Alan L. Bean

Miners Die As Shaft Cage Crashes At Markham Colliery

In Chesterfield England twelve miners were killed and sixteen seriously injured when an elevator cage plunged to the bottom of a 600 foot shaft at Markham Colliery. Four died at the wreck and eight more died before ambulances reached hospital. The incident occurred just before 7 am as the early shift descended. Rescue teams used two other shafts to reach the trapped workers. Officials cited an overwind mechanism as the likely cause. The 1938 explosion remains the mine's worst loss.

Chesterfield England UPT Markham Chesterfield Royal Hospital National Coal Board

The Grumpy Neighbor Crying for Old Days Yells at TV

A humor item notes the paradox of the person lamenting the past while shouting loudly when his TV goes on the fritz. The quip contrasts nostalgia with modern annoyance and pokes fun at self contradicting complaints.

Inside The News-Star Highlights and Sections

The News-Star table of contents lists Abby Lowman and Lowman’s Abby 1B and 2B features. Broadway listings air on 6A while Radio-TV appears on 7B. Classifieds fill 9B with sports on 183A and comics on 12A. Editorial 4A and theater 6A appear alongside weather 11A and horoscope 11A.

Abby Lowman Radio-Tv van Dellen

Nixon sought but did not receive Watergate report, Ehrlichman says

Ehrlichman testifies Nixon pressed for a complete Watergate report eight times from September to March 22 and received no satisfaction. Senate committee plans seven more witnesses before summer recess. questions clashed with counsel as tangle of accusations and denials continued. Ehrlichman said he was unaware Nixon had contrary advice in 1971 about the burglaries.

Washington John D. Ehrlichman Nixon Senate Watergate Committee Howard H. Baker Jr R-Tenn Samuel Cash Fred Thompson Dash White House Ehrlichman Ehrichman Thompson John W. Dean III J. Howard Hunt Dean Deep Six Senate Democratic Party Elisberg Sen Daniel K. Inouve Hawaii Clark MacGregor Donald Segretti Congress John W. Dean II California George Bush H.R. Haldeman John N. Mitchell Atty Henry E. Petersen Haldeman

Senate Watergate Hearings Add Seven Witnesses Move Up Start Times

The Senate Watergate Committee will call seven more witnesses in Phase I and move sessions to 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. EDT with a 10 minute limit per senator. Some members favor Friday recess as summer break looms. Names mentioned include Ehrlichman Haldeman Colson and others potentially called in September.

Washington UPI Senate Watergate Committee Charles Colson White House John D. Ehrlichman Sam J. Ervin D-N.c Howard H. Baker Rtenn House Senate H.R Bob” Haldeman Nixon Ehrlichman Colson Egil Bud” Krogh David Young Henry A. Kissinger G. Howard Hunt Hunt William O. Bittman Paul O’brien Haldeman

Partly Cloudy Skies Prevail Over Twin Cities Area

The Monroe forecast calls for partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy skies through Tuesday with thunder showers likely this afternoon or evening. Highs in the lower 90s, lows mid 70s, SW winds 5 to 10 mph, gusty near showers. Rain chances 60 today, 30 tonight, 40 Tuesday.

Twin Cities Monroe FAA Monroe Municipal Louisiana

Warnings Issued To Two Parishes On Bidding Rules

Louisiana auditor flags Richland Parish and West Carroll Parish school boards for purchases without bids. Richland paid 13,905 for 234 acres cleared without minutes or bids. West Carroll made several emergency purchases when no true emergency existed.

Phantom Cars Insurance Scam Uncovered in Philadelphia

Investigators from Pennsylvania State Police FBI and insurers reveal a 3.4 billion ring based on phantom cars. The fraud centers in Philadelphia with inside info from GM and the state Motor Vehicle Bureau, creating fake registrations, stealing cars, and filing claims. As many as 250 people using 1 200 fake names involved. 36 arrests this month. The scheme began in 1969 involving 450 phantom GM cars and about 400 million in paid claims across 13 insurers. A typical case used aliases to register late model Pontiacs at a fictitious Philadelphia address, obtain titles by mail, insure them, report them stolen, and claim payouts. Continuous computer checks in Harrisburg aim to catch the ringleaders. The criminals use knowledge of the coded vehicle identification prefixes to fraudulently route titles and claims.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania FBI Insurance General Motors Corp State Motor Vehicle Bureau General Motors Harrisburg

Shreveport Bank Robbery Yields Partial Cash Loss

An armed woman robbed a Louisiana Bank and Trust Co. branch in Shreveport and fled with about $4,500. Police say she handed a note to a teller who complied, but she dropped a large portion of the money while leaving the bank.

Shreveport Louisiana Bank and Trust Co

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