Glad You Asked That column answers Barbra Streisand Nader link
Hy Gardner and Marilyn Gardner field reader questions on Barbra Streisand joining a California consumer issues group with Ralph Nader. The piece lists other members, goals, and city offices. It also covers Wayne Newton and his brother, Billy Graham vs Billy Sunday anecdotes, Spillane politics, and reader notes.
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Marilyn and
Hy Gardner
Barbra Streisand
Ralph Nader
Laura L. A
Dallas
Miss Streisand
California
Nader
Irving Wallace
Rod Steiger
Barbara Bain
Martin Landau
Norman Lear
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Boulder Dam
Hoover Dam
Elke G
Las Vegas
Nev
Harry S. Truman
Herbert Hoover
N.J. A
Wayne
Jerry
Norfolk
Newtons
Fig
Phoenix
Ariz
Hig Brother
KOOL
Newton
Billy
Graham
Z. Eldridge
Chicago
Billy Graham
Billy Sunday
Mickey Spillane
Hal Cohen
Miami Beach
Fla
Bob Greene
Chicago Sun-Times
Spillane
George McGovern
Nixon
Hickey
McGovern
Art Buchwald
MceGovern
Marilyn
Tom Cunningham
Monroe
News-Star
Jack Finn
Emile R
Cocoa Beach
Southern California University
Jascha Heifetz
Harry Frankel
CBS Radio
George Zavadil
Denver
Diana Rigg
c/o
Seven Arts Ty
Adelaide St
West Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Lucille Fink
Buffalo
Shelley Winters
P. O
Illinois
Explaining Pain and Providence in Adversity
The writer argues pain does not come from God but from humanity’s fall and Satan’s influence. God’s will aims to reconcile us and guide spiritual growth, with Romans 8 28 cited to show all events work for believers’ good. Pain ends only with Christ’s return, so personal faith sustains acceptance of suffering.
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Christ
God
H.D
Paul
Satan
CHP reports 40 percent rise in drunk driving arrests
California Highway Patrol data shows arrests for drunk driving up by more than 40 percent from 1969 to 1971. The crackdown on inebriated motorists led to more detections and a reported 32 percent drop in fatal accidents tied to drinking.
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San Francisco
UPI
California Highway Patrol
Edwards Appropriation Bill Clears Senate With Additions
Louisiana Senate approves a $7.4 million top-up to the $2 billion general appropriation bill sending it to the House. Gov. Edwin Edwards declined comment on a potential veto as floor amendments include funds for Family Health in New Orleans and LSU agricultural stations, among others.
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News-Star
Cpital Bureau
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Senate
House
Edwin Edwards
Edwards
Senate
Finance Committee
Family Health,Inc
New Orleans
Louisiana State University
Northwestern State University School of Nursing
Department of Education
Orleans District Court
Senate Finance Committee
Harold Montgomery
Dayline
Jesse Knowles
Lake Charles
Britain Iceland fish dispute and Pompidou talks in world press
Foreign editorials assess Britain's Iceland fishing rights clash, Pompidou's stance with Nixon, and Greece's monarchy abolition. Papers question Pompidou as Europe’s spokesman, warn Nixon’s domestic authority, urge real mediation, and note Keflavik’s NATO role amid broader offshore waters trends.
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London
Britain
Iceland
Nixon
Pompidou
Financial Times
Europe
Reykjavik
Provident Pompidou
Guardian
The
Daily Express
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Tokyo
Japan Times
NATO
U.S
Keflavik
London Daily Telegraph
News Director Named at Louisiana College in Pineville
Carl J. Johnson Jr. of Baton Rouge was named news services director at Louisiana College by President G. Earl Guinn. Johnson will edit The Columns and replace Patricia Tulli. He holds a BA in journalism from Louisiana Tech, where he led The Tech Talk and interned at the Ruston Daily Leader. He appeared in Who's Who Among Students and held leadership roles in campus journalism and fraternities.
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News-Star
Pineville
Carl J. Johnson Jr
Baton Rouge
Louisiana College
G. Earl Guinn
Johnson
Patricia Tulli
Dr. Guinn
Louisiana Tech University
Ruston
Louisiana Tech
The
Tech Talk
Ruston Daily Leader
Washington, D.C
Omicron Delta Kappa
Louisiana Tech Journalism Fraternity
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Franklin Board Member Resigns From District D
Franklin Parish board member W. B. Scriber resigns from District D after moving to District E, ending over 20 years on the school board. The panel OK’d maternity leave, staff resignations, new hires, Title I programs, and bids for equipment and services.
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News Star News Service
Winnsboro
W. B. Scriber
Theranklin Parish
Scriber
Berdinia Landley
Baskin High School
Ida Chambers Rayford
Sandra Reeves
Virginia Collins
Winnsboro Lower
Don Jones
Wisner High School
State Department of Education
Franklin Parish
S. W. Williamson
Lantz Womack
Ray
Wisner
Wisner Junior High School
Sears of
Monroe
Buckelews
Shreveport
Ward 3 High School
Monroe Office Equipment Co. of
Retirement Salary Voted By Solons
The Louisiana House adopted a bill to raise state employee retirement benefits by a half percent for the State Employees Retirement System. An amendment to exclude legislators was defeated, 50-46, with the main bill approved 85-11. A second measure to raise workmen’s compensation benefits passed 85-15, increasing maximum weekly disability from 49 to 65 dollars and minimum from 12.50 to 17.50, amid debate over disability definitions.
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News-Star Capital Bureau
Baton Rouge
House
Kevin Reilly
Reilly
Lantz Womack
Winnsboro
Shady Wall
West Monroe
Wall
Womack
R. Harmon Drew
Minden
Workman
Risley Triche
Napoleonville
Claiborne Parish Seeks Bids for Lake Claiborne Fence
Bids were to be received by the Claiborne Parish Police Jury by 10 a.m. for fencing at Lake Claiborne Dam and Spillway. President Edd Bolling announced the project requires plant labor and materials. The parish also allocated 70 000 for road work with about 35 500 to be spent immediately to improve parish roads.
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News Star
Ruston Bureau
HOMER
Claiborne Parish
Lake Claiborne Dam
Edd Bolling
Bolling
Mary's Flower Shop Ad for Plants and Flowers
A small ad from Mary's Flower Shop promotes flowers and plants for shut ins. It lists Mum plants and green foliage varieties and provides two phone lines for ordering.
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Mum
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