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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1972
Page
7
Analyzes recycling and carbon monoxide risks at indoor ice rinks. Notes glass and aluminum recycling gaps, auto shredder economics, and paper industry gains while detailing CO poisoning symptoms, sources in rinks, and recent Seattle cases. Emphasizes prevention and safer facility practices.
Oua chita Parish Public Library launches a summer reading program built on the theme of Fact Fantasy and Fun. Young visitors enjoy puppet performances as Allyson Bodron Krista Ray Frederick Huenefeld Mike Stinson Henry Sneed and Wynn Morgan participate in the staff photo.
The Ouachita Parish Public Library reports 1,200 plus children active in the summer reading program “fact, Fantasy, and Fun.” At the main branch 489 are registered with 16 completing 15 books. West Monroe has 442 registrations and 5 finishers. Anna Meyer 132. Carver 113 with 14 finishers. 206 bookmobile participants live outside Monroe and West Monroe city limits.
The article highlights summer reading and non-fiction titles for kids including The New World Journey of Anne MacVicar and Crafts and Toys From Around the World. It notes a library system’s use of Fact, Fantasy and Fun, recycling benefits of aluminum and paper, and energy savings from reprocessed oil with legislative action proposed by Senator Strom Thurmond.
The Senate Judiciary Committee backed a measure to fund the Northwest Louisiana Criminalistics Laboratory with a $10 DUI conviction assessment and $8 on other moving violations while excluding non moving offenses. The bill faces calendar placement as AFL CIO and highway safety groups opposed it. Northwest Lab’s annual budget is $80,000 to $90,000, mostly from federal funds that will end.
Anthony Hoyle and George Davis were fined after Hoyle lifted a parked car bodily to remove its wheels without a jack. Hoyle, 24, paid 39, Davis, 28, paid 52 and 104 restitution was ordered.
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