Pharmacists Convene in Louisiana Accent on the Patient Theme
The Louisiana State Pharmaceutical Association hosts its 89th annual convention at the Ramada Inn from Thursday to Sunday with 300 to 400 pharmacists statewide. Seminar workshops emphasize patient focus in clinical pharmacy. Speakers include Jon Tanja Nancy Mulhearn Wally Longmire Carole Montgomery and John Guerriero. Activities feature social events golf tournament at Park Manor Country Club a tour of the NLU College of Pharmacy and a Ouachita River cruise aboard the Twin City Queen.
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College of Pharmacy
Northeast Louisiana University
Ramada Inn
Jon Tanja
NLU
Nancy Mulhearn
Wally Longmire
Carole Montgomery
John Guerriero
Ouachita Parish
Park Manor Country Club
Monroe
Ouachita River
Twin City
Queen
Pollution Control Bills Approved by State Senate
A four bill environmental package passed the Louisiana Senate with large majorities and goes to Gov. McKeithen for signature. The measures empower the Air Control Commission to issue cease and desist orders, inspect plants for emissions, raise fines to up to 2000 a day, seek injunctions, and join interstate environmental accords. Critics warned of industry impact while approving supporters hailed stronger controls.
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Baton Rouge
Legislative Environmental Committee
Senate
John McKeithen
Air Control Commission
Louisiana
B. B. Rayburn
Bogalusa
J. C. Gilbert
Sicily Island
Jack Montgomery
Springhill
Montgomery
Gilbert
Sen
Claude Duval
Houma
Subscription Rates for Morning and Evening Plans
The listing shows subscription pricing for Morning World and NEWS-STAR Evening plans. Rates include one month and 12 month options, with combinations for daily, daily Sunday, and Saturday inclusions, detailing prices for morning and evening editions and Sunday only where applicable.
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Morning World
News-Star
Daily & Sun
Mississippi Dentist Urges Water Fluoridation Law
Dr. D. H. Halliwell of Hattiesburg urged Mississippi to require fluoridation of all public water supplies at the Mississippi Dental Association annual convention in Biloxi. He said the move would boost dental health and suggested a feasibility study for a state dental school in 1980, noting six years to develop a program.
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Biloxi
Miss
Mississippi Dental Association
D. H. Halliwell
Hattiesburg
Halliwell
Exports Rise for British Building Materials in 1970
British exports of building materials and components reached a record 518 million dollars in 1970, up 14 percent from 1969, according to authorities in London.
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London
Senate Rejects Trade School Bond Issue in Louisiana
The Louisiana Senate defeated a 30.4 million bond plan for vocational-technical schools by one vote after a House approval. Supporters argued for funding to boost education and college completion, while opponents cited state debt limits and money shortages. Amendments increased funds for Sowela DeRidder and a Madisonville trade school, while others failed.
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Baton Rouge
Senate
William Bernhard
Bernhard
Louisiana
Jesse Knowles
New Orleans
Sen
A. C Clemons
Jennings
Jules Mollere
John Schwegmann
Metaire
B.B. Rayburn
Bogalusa
Foes Demand Detailed Look at Lockheed Cash Position
Senate foes of the Nixon administration push for a public accounting of Lockheed's finances as Treasury Secretary Connally warns that a $250 million loan guarantee is crucial. He argues a Lockheed bankruptcy could derail recovery, cost jobs, and threaten defense contracts while Proxmire seeks full disclosure within 40 days.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
William Proxmire
Dwis
Treasury
John B. Connally
Lockheed
Congress
Proxmire
Connally
Senate Banking Committee
America
Airbus
California
U.S
Rolls- Royce Lttd
Doctors Consider Bullet Removal for Evidence in Nix Case
Three physicians were appointed to study removing a bullet from Kirksey McCord Nix Jr. to compare with the gun used in the murder of Frank Corso in New Orleans. Nix, son of Oklahoma’s chief criminal appeals judge, resisted allowing removal. other defendants in the case include Peter Mule John Fulford and James Knight.
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New Orleans
Kirksey McCord Nix Jr
Nix
Dallas
Tex
Frank Corso
Corso
Criminal Dist
James L. Alcock
1St Asst Dist. Atty
John P. Volz
Volz
District Attorney
Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas
Peter Frank Mule
John C. Fulford
James Ratcliff Knight
Summer Claims Rulings Conflict On Redistricting
Mississippi Attorney General A F Summer argues the U S Supreme Court has issued conflicting rulings on redistricting in Mississippi and Indiana. He notes Indiana allows multi member or single member districts and questions implications for Hinds County while the court in Mississippi ordered single member districts. Summer says the Indiana decision centers on population rather than race, complicating potential rulings in Hinds County.
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Jackson, Miss
A. F. Summer
U. S. Supreme Court
Mississippi
Indiana
Summer
Hinds County
Supreme Court
Summers
State Justices Affirm Ruling On Breath Test
The Louisiana Supreme Court upheld the dismissal of charges against Rudy Van Valkenburg for refusing a chemical breath test. The court affirmed Baton Rouge judge William Hawk Daniels’s ruling that the breath test ordinance was unconstitutional, citing insufficient city information to rule on constitutionality.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Supreme Court
Rudy van Valkenburg
Baton Rouge
William Hawk Daniels
High Court
van Valkenburg
House Approves Insurance Study Resolution in Louisiana
The Louisiana House passed a 75 to 12 vote approving a resolution to study no fault insurance amid claims of conflicts of interest among insurance men and attorneys. Rep. Edward LeBreton accused lawyers of protecting industry interests, later apologizing, as Rep. Salvador Anzelmo supported the charge.
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Baton Rouge, la
Edward LeBreton
New Orleans
House
LeBreton
Salvador Anzelmo
Supreme Court ruling muddies waters on rail strikes
Legal experts clash over whether the Supreme Court decision expands union power to pick selective railroads for strikes. The ruling leaves open the possibility of nationwide lockouts and congressional intervention, with unions pressing for new Taft Hartley style cooling off rules and extended deadlines.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United Transportation Union
High Court
Court of Appeals
Congress
Courts of Congress
Nixon Administration
UTU
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Wally Long
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Ben F. Cooper
Ieindsey
Twin City Mall
Lindsey
Rodney Riggins
Silver Eagle
Norfolk
Continental Irailways
Grammont ST
Ronald W. Carney
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Charles J. Carney
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ronald
Academy
Louis Masur, Jr
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Metropolitan Life
Lee Avenue
J. Harold Smith
Whirl World
Uncle Tom Sez
Discount CO
Cypress
Telethone
W. Monroe
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