Teens Favor Free College for Some Born of Need Not All
Eugene Gilbert surveyed 1136 teenagers on whether the United States should offer free college education. Four fifths supported it for those with good grades and financial need, but only 28 percent backed free education for everyone. Opinions varied on grade standards and funding, with ideas including tax shifts, lotteries, corporate donations, and reallocating space funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
College of
City of New York
United States
Donna Sponangle
Smithville, Mo
Bill Zinn
Columbus
Ohio
Jim Bliffen
Baltimore
al Menashe
Portland
Ore
Linda Ledgerwood
Indianapolis
Barbara Williams
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Darnell Man Is Charged With Murder
Darnell man Jimmy Wilson is free on a 5000 dollar bond after being charged with the murder of his 19 year old wife Brenda Puckett Wilson in January. A note said to be written by the dying woman prompted the warrant. Sheriff Capers said the case involved an accidental death ruling earlier, with testimony about an in kitchen shooting during an alleged hunting trip. The defense seeks an immediate preliminary hearing to challenge the warrant’s evidence ahead of a grand jury session in September.
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Oak Grove
Jimmy Wilson
Darnell
Parish
T. G. Biggs
Office of
Capers
Wilson
M Payton Farish
Farish
Puckett
Secret plans not secret for Lake Charles rehab center
Gulf South Research Institute official James H. Chubbuck said on Thursday that plans for a rehabilitation center for ex convicts in Lake Charles were not secret to many people. The proposal had been discussed with Lake Charles officials and Calcasieu Parish leaders.
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Baton Rouge
Gulf South Research Institute
Lake Charles
Calcasieu Parish
Roberts Family Reunion Near Chatham Celebrated
The Roberts family of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Roberts held their annual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Roberts Sr. in Chatham. Attendees included numerous Roberta, Griggs, and Sims relatives from Louisiana, Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, and Mississippi, with names such as Edd Roberts, Richard Griggs, Julis Griggs, and Roberta Roberts among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Roberts
W. R. Roberts Sr
Chatham
B. A. Tullos
E. W. Robertson
Natchitoches
G. W. Roberts
A. L. Roberts
Glenda Roberts
Francis Donald
Bo Roberts
Raytown
Julis Griggs
Yazoo City
Miss
Henry Enete
Helena, Ark
Terry Malone
Jonesboro
Benny Roberts
Velda Marie Roberts
James Roberts
Joe Roberts
Geneva Anders
Rickey Griggs
Dewayne Griggs
Darrell Griggs
Barbara Koontz
Joey Spinks
N. O. Roberts
Zuni Church to Restore 1700 Mission Building
Zuni tri bal and church officials announce plans to restore the old Zuni mission church believed built around 1700. The Zuni Tribal Council and the Franciscan Fathers of St Antonio Roman Catholic mission estimate the restoration cost at $100,000.
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Zuni
N.M
Zuni Mission
Franciscan Fathers of
St. Antonio
Towers Seeks City Marshal Seat in West Monroe
Charles W. Towers of West Monroe announces his candidacy for Ward 5 city marshal in the August 13 Democratic primary. A 25 year resident, 50 years old, he is employed at Hilborn and May Super Market. He pledges honest, prompt service and thanks Ward 5 residents for their support. He is married to Bernice Wood, lives at 308 Browning St., and is a World War II veteran.
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Charles W. Towers
West Monroe
Ward 5
Hilborn
May Super Market
U.S. Navy
Towers
Bernice Wood
Browning St
First Baptist Church of
Divorce Shocks Los Angeles Bongo Player Costanzo
Jack Costanzo a bongo player at the kiss kiss club was divorced Thursday from his wife Jodi who testified he would not even kiss her.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jack Costanzo
Jodi
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Eugene Gilbert
Gilbert Youth Research, Inc
Nance
Edmund Yee
West Haven
Conn
Leading Bell
Frey
NIX
Calvert
Selesmen
Fred Frantom
Vincent Perl
Roberts
Charles Towers
Ipro
Doug Tillman
Ouachita Hearing Aid Center
Bernhardt Bidg
Penneys
Penney’s
Mid-City Plaza
Penney
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