08 Jun 1976
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1976
Page
1
Diplomats say Israel's weekend raid on the Kenya airport will influence President Ida Amin's leadership. The items note labor strain in major cities and upcoming political events.
Partly cloudy through Friday with highs near the mid 70s and cooler nights. Precipitation chances minimal. forecast covers Union, Lanecast, Sreasute, Jackson, Storvhouse, and surrounding areas with expected light winds.
Hubert Mo Young J son of Mel Betts Hughes of Waite Columns Dro West Maire has entered active status this month. Ged is stationed at Lakeland Agp dur sik. Paul Verrenee Moore, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Moore, received a Presidents Scholarship at Centenary Shreveport. He graduated from Nevilhe Heen School in May and held several student leadership roles.
Livestock and farming equipment sell fast using Want Ads. Place a classified today with dial in number 322-516 and enjoy a low ten day rate with cancellation privileges.
Washington reports the United States will veto any U N Security Council condemnation of Israel for its weekend hostage rescue in Uganda. The Israel raid freed more than 100 hostages at Entebbe, killing seven terrorists and many Ugandan troops.
The test anniversary recalls the Monroe rainstorm that dropped record hourly rainfall and caused about four million dollars in flood damage to homes and businesses. Water seeped into hundreds of structures across North Monroe and parts of West Monroe early on the morning of the noted date. Authorities note the heaviest rainfall concentrated over South Monroe, with river and park-area flooding reported along major streets. Deluge produced rapid rises and property damage across the city, prompting emergency responses and sustained repairs.
The city selects Charles DeWitt Patten of New Orleans as the first full time city attorney for general matters and special cases. He is a Alexandria native currently in private practice and comes after a council recommendation to staff the post. Officers hope Garrett and Harkey will accept as well.
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