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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
3
Delegates at the AMA convention in Atlantic City confront malpractice insurance, weak membership, and a financial crisis. The group reports a 1974 loss of 3.5 million dollars and a 1975 deficit of 2.6 million, seeking dues rises from 110 to 250 and a 60 dollar per member assessment.
Northeast Louisiana University sets July 19 as the CLEP test date with registration due by June 27. Dr. Jack E. Kimball notes over 24 CLEP Subject Examinations approved for credit, with up to one third of graduation hours possible by exam and credit for military service.
The 324 crank telephones in Virginia City Nev have been replaced by dial and push button instruments marking the end of an era. The last old call was at high noon Saturday with 84 year old Kate Tannehill using a crank to reach Sundance Saloon and Piper’s Opera House.
A 53 year old West Monroe man Bill Davis was treated at St Francis Hospital after a 12 gauge shotgun blast entered his upper left chest and exited the left armpit. He was listed in stable condition after a surgery lasting over an hour.
An ad from Laure's Drug Center promotes the FAT-GO reducing plan with a 12 day supply for 3.00 and a free pack offer. It invites customers at 1201 North 18th St Monroe to start losing weight this week.
The Oua chita Parish Public Library main branch shows an Israel themed display curated by NLU student Ron Perry. It features temple replicas a ram horn Israeli newspapers Hebrew crafts and books including Jerusalem Rock of Ages Letters from Israel and Dor's travel guide. The display is in the large case near the Louis Locke Room and runs through June.
In Grand Isle Louisiana two of three boys who ran into the Gulf to save their stepfather from an undertow are missing and presumed drowned. Jason Harmon, 11, was rescued by a boater and the stepfather James Drumheller, 44, was found dead.
On June 8 1972 the Senate approved Richard Kleindienst nomination to be attorney general ending a four month dispute over the appointment.
Officials of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Santa Fe probe an image on a wall of Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Holman New Mexico watched nightly by thousands. Some see a miracle others shadows and plaster. The image draws visitors amid prayers and orderly crowds.
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