House backs anti Schwegmann liquor bill in 63 25 vote
Louisiana House approved a bill to bar Schwegmann Markets from buying liquor at discount prices for resale, effectively limiting John Schwegmann's New Orleans based discount stores. The measure passed 63 to 25 amid administration involvement claims and debates over trade restraint.
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New Jersey Voters Decide Governors Nominees Today
Voters in New Jersey choose Republican and Democratic nominees for the fall governor’s race. Cahill faces Sandman in a GOP rematch, while Democrats field a five person slate led by Byrne. Polls run 7 am to 8 pm with about 3.5 million registered voters.
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Trenton
N.J
William T. Cahill
U.S
Charles W. Sandman Jr
Cape May
Cahill
Superior Court
Brendan T. Byrne
Ann Klein
Ralph C. DeRose
Vito A. Albanese
Francis A. Forst
Michael A. Maglio
Belleville
Jordan Plans 100 Million Resettlement Of Valley Farmers
Amman aims to relocate about 60 000 farmers including Palestinian refugees to the Jordan Valley along the ceasefire line with Israel. AID funds 10 million dollars for irrigation and housing materials while the East Ghog Canal is extended and new water from Zerka Dam will irrigate 12 000 acres.
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Monroe commission rejects $3 million shopping center zoning request
The Monroe Ouachita Regional Planning Commission denied Sidney A. Swink and Fred M. Bayles the rezoning of land along N 18th Street from Open Land to B 3 general business. It will consider a B 2 neighborhood business rezoning and required builders to submit further details after the Monday session at the Monroe Government Center.
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Avenue of America
Commission
North 19Th Street
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North 19Th
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Nevada St
Parkview Subdivision
George Daley
Grant Street
University Avenue
Crescent Bend
T. H. Woods
Bon Air Drive
Peyton Drive
Cecile Drive
Sherrouse Realty Inc
Sherrouse Avenue
Gerald Street
Plantation Park
Valencia
Pinehurst Streets
Pinehurst
Roy Lange
Monroe Utilities Commission
Lange
Arch Winter
Arkansas Street
Louisville Avenue
Texas Avenue
Winter
Louisiana Senate approves natural gas resolutions in Baton Rouge
The Louisiana Senate cleared seven natural gas resolutions to address supply shortages blamed on Federal Power Commission rules. The package urges lease clauses for gas payments in kind, options to purchase uncommitted gas on state lands, and changes to state and federal regulatory authority.
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Gary Jones Named Governor of Boys State in Starkville
Gary Jones of Starkville representing the Federalist party won the Governor's post at Boys State on Monday, defeating Nationalist Chris Sammons of Tupelo as Federalists captured seven of eleven offices. Other winners include David Sadka lieutenant governor, Keith Hill secretary of state, Dennis Miller treasurer, Terry Tanksley auditor, Ernest Wasser attorney general, Warren Langworthy education chief, Scott Boswell clerk of the Supreme Court, Scott Palmer insurance commissioner, Buzzy McGuire land commissioner, and Charles Rye agriculture commissioner. Lt. Gov. William Winter will greet the winners and their offices during tours. Sadka Wasser Langworthy Palmer ran as Nationalists.
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Meridian
Keith Hill
Gulfport
Dennis Miller
Terry Tanksley
Clinton
Ernest Wasser
Yazoo City
Warren Langworthy
Pascagoula
Scott Boswell
Noxapater
Supreme Court
Scott Palmer
Forest
Buzzy McGuire
Macon
Charles Rye
Smithville
Disaster Relief Programs Urged At Local Levels
New disaster relief legislation should shift responsibility to state and local governments. James T. Lynn, secretary of HUD, urged this at the 48th American Red Cross Convention in New Orleans. He touted the Preparedness and Assistance Act of 1973 to empower local officials in recovery efforts. Dr. Frank Stanton warned of a constitutional crisis from erosion of responsibility.
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Jury Selection Begins In Farmerville Murder Trial
Jury selection starts today in the case of Robert Leichman 45 charged with the April 8 killings of Farmerville night marshals Jessie Neal Jr. 46 and Ned Wiley 45. The court denied venue and indictment challenges and ruled Leichman mentally competent to stand trial.
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Ned Wiley
U S Supreme Court to Review New Orleans Cursing Ordinance
The Supreme Court agreed to review a New Orleans curb on cursing officers during arrests. The case centers on Mrs. Mallie Lewis, who was convicted after police testified she cursed them. Her lawyers say the ordinance is too broad and targets general remarks, not only fighting words.
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Supreme Court
New Orleans
Mallie Lewis
Lewis
Louisiana deputy registrar pay raise plan debated
A pair of bills in Louisiana would raise deputy registrar salaries with state and local matching funds. An amendment to trim raises was defeated 27-57, preserving substantial increases. Caddo Parish would see the top hike to 9 840 dollars, with Jefferson and Ouachita close behind.
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Bareas
Baton Rouge
Louise Johnson
Bernice
North Louisiana
le Salle
West Carroll
East Carroll
Catahoula
Tensas
Caldwell
Dill
Caddo Parish
Jimmy Wilson
Vivan
Wilson
Jefferson
Ohuachita
Monroe Receives $32940 HUD Planning Grant
A comprehensive planning assistance program for Monroe is funded by a 32940 grant from the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development. Senators Long Johnston and Rep Passman announced the award to Monroe Programs Department led by Bill Becton as co management director.
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Monroe
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S
Russell B. Long
J. Bennett Johnston
Otto E. Passman
Department of
Irish Policeman Killed by Machine Gun Fire in Enniskillen
A 22 year old village policeman on foot patrol in Enniskillen County Fermanagh was shot at close range by a speeding car. He is the fourth person killed in Northern Ireland in three days and the seventh officer to die this year. The death raises Ulster’s toll to 813 since 1969. The Provisional IRA declared war on prison officers and families prompting Home Office remarks. About 500 prison officers exist in Northern Ireland, many at The Maze.
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At Such Time Flowers Speak Better Than Words
A reflective note on flowers expressing sentiment when words fail. The line suggests floral gifts or symbolism convey feelings more clearly than speech.
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