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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1976
Page
9
Mayor A J Wendt Dodson calls residents to join a city wide cleanup campaign targeting vacant lots. City ordinance 22 authorizes cutting overgrown lots and billing the property owners for the costs.
A collage of showbiz scraps spans Edwy Ernie Martin divorce rumors and Frank Loesser musical empires. It notes Neil Simon backstage banter, a Palm Springs photo mix up, and a Diners Club poll with Robert Merrill and Thomas Jefferson. European politics and Italian communism are tied to Africa, with Rome and Lugano mentions and a cautionary view of NATO vs Warsaw Pact.
In East Providence Rhode Island Liz Rosenholm sought payback six months after her brother in law Frank Cute left a two ton birthday rock on her lawn. On Tuesday Cute found his driveway piled with a truckload of 100 per cent pure Grade A horse manure after delivering produce to supermarkets.
Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia enjoy a private Hawaiian beachfront stay. Secret Service guards the coastal estate as photographers capture the couple sunbathing and queen fishing from rocks near Mauna Kea Beach Hotel while they remain secluded with no public updates on plans or duration.
In Baton Rouge the Senate Judiciary Committee deferred Sen. Anthony Guarisco. Bill 206 would make most state documents public with exceptions for oil and gas logs and electric logs. It includes state reimbursement of legal costs to prevailing parties and enforcement provisions debated by the panel.
Henry VII of England defeated the Cornish rebels led by Lord Audley at Blackheath on June 17 1497. The historical account notes his victory and the intent to minimize future disputes with the phrase there would be damn little litigation.
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