Louisiana House backs full floor debate on right to work law
The Louisiana House moved to allow full floor debate on a right to work bill, overturning a committee 7-6 vote. U.S. Senator Russell Long urged action, saying Louisiana’s lack of such a law harms industry. The piece urges open minds from Ouachita lawmakers and supports impartial hearings to prove the case for the law.
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Louisiana
House of Representatives
House
Labor and Industrial Relations Committee
Eddie ‘D’geralomo
Kenner
Washington, D.C
U.S
Russell Long
Ouachita
Labor
Reforming Jury Trials and Restitution for Crime Victims
The piece argues for revising civil trial norms and exploring alternatives to jury trials, citing delays and costs. It highlights Britain’s shift to majority verdicts and praises Oklahoma's restitution-based sanction as a possible model, balancing victim restitution with potential deterrent concerns.
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Warren Burger
United States
England
U. S
Congress
Great Britain
Sir Robert Mark
London
Scotland Yard
Oklahoma
Beame Carter Deal and Welfare Claims Stir NYC
Gracie Mansion talks between Mayor Beame and Carter raise fears of federalizing city finances while the Foundation of Child Development reports 200000 phantom welfare children. Moody's downgrades MAC bonds as critics accuse NYC liberals of delaying budget cuts and planning expansive federal aid and programs.
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New York City
Abraham Beame
Jimmy Carter
Gracie Mansion
Uncle Sam
Carter
Foundation of Child Development
Abe Beame
Hizzoner
Georgia
Beame
Moody’s Investor Service
New York Municipal Assistance Corporation
Moody’s
Manhattan
Washington, D.C
Congress
Ford Administration
Ford
Treasury
William E. Simon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Muskie pushes fiscal discipline and budget scoring system
In Washington the senior Democrat Senator Edmund Muskie presses for deficit control using a new Senate Budget scoring system. As Budget Committee chair he trims proposals, enforces line item outlay reporting, and promotes a five year Sunset bill to force reauthorization. Meany likens him to Arthur Burns amid mixed reactions.
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Washington
Congress
Republic
Edmund Muskie
Democratic Platform Committee
Muskie
Capitol Hill
Senate Budget Committee
John Stennis
Armed Services Committee
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
Senate
Edward Kennedy
Walter Mondale
Alan Cranston
Maine
Ford
White House
Sen. Muskie
House
Barry Goldwater
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Harborage Case Backlash Over Hearst Suspect
The article argues Steven Soliah, accused of harboring Patty Hearst, should face reactivated charges after an acquittal on robbery. It calls for accountability for Soliah and associates Jack and Miki Scott for sheltering the Hearst kidnapping group.
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Steven Soliah
Patty Hearst
Igeon
California
Soliah
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Jack
Miki Scott
America
Hearst
Charity hospital naming bill passes Louisiana Senate
Yesterday June 7 1946 the Louisiana Senate approved a bill to remove charity from hospital names and replace it with state. Senator R L Gay said the change avoids unfairly labeling patients as charity cases. Northeast Charity Hospital Monroe would become E A Conway Memorial Hospital.
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Louisiana Senate
House of Representatives
R. L. Gay
Zweell
New Orleans
Monroe
E.A. Conway
Pariah Nations Flex Assets In Strategic Bloc Emerges
A new bloc of pariah states led by Israel South Africa Iran and Taiwan seeks mid level military power and control of key resources and sea routes. The group aims to reduce dependence on the United States and may expand to Turkey and Brazil. Simonstown base strengthens South Africa strategic position as oil routes through the Cape loom large.
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United States
Israel
South Africa
Iran
Taiwan
Turkey
Brazil
U.S
John Vorster
Angola
Zambia
Zaire
Geneva
Luanda
Vorster
Washington
Persian Gulf
Mediterranean
Suez
Cape
Africa
Simonstown
Monroe News-Star Publishing Company Board and Address
The Monroe News-Star published daily except Saturday and Sunday by News Star World Publishing Corporation located on Northath and Olive Streets in Monroe Louisiana. Officers include Robert Ewing Brown as Chairman and several directors led by Mildred Hunt Ewing Edmund Graves Brown Jr Patricia Ewing W Hendrick Esther Ewing Jensen and others. The paper carries second class postage at Monroe 71201 and lists Associated Press affiliation with representatives Branham Company for national advertising.
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News Star—World Publishing Corporation
Northath and
Olive Streets
Monroe
Robert Ewing Brown
Mildred Hunt Ewing
Edmund Graves Brown Jr
Robert Ewing Jr
Patricia Ewing W Hendrick
Esther Ewing Jensen
Kenneth C. Barranger
Toulmin Hunter Brown
Joan OD. Ewing Jr
Joan A. Hendrick
Haller Jackson, Jr
David Garrett, Jr
Dex Ray Hii
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MailAorce
Joe Blow
By Nick Thimmesch
Alma
Havana
Florida Keys
Cuban
Cuban Isle of Pines
Russia
Finland
Ben” McGuffie
Fort Beauregard
Catahoula Parish
Aimwell
Ben
Brookhaven
Miss
Harrisonburg
George M. Logan
Jonesville
The
Small Society
Brickman
Brickus
Pariah Nations Flex Assets
Associated Press
Branham Company National Advertising Representatives
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Boston
Miami
Monroe News
Star
Joan 0D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
William H. Bronson
Jack C. Campbell
Edmund Grown
Aas
Jack C. Gate
Charles E. Bever
Oland Silk
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