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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1977
Page
4
On Monday June 27 1977 the appointive matter was to be considered before the full House with Rep. Edward C. Scogin D Slidell involved as part of an AP Laserphoto caption.
The Louisiana House passed a bill giving state companies and residents the right to court action to recover damages from parties benefiting from state natural gas against federal demands. Sponsored by the Edwards Administration, the measure aims to shield Louisiana gas from federal reallocation or curtailment.
Legislature advances a pay raise in August. A nine member computer advisory council appointed by the governor would oversee statewide computer operations, approve purchases, and develop a plan for maximum utilization of state computers. An anti nepotism bill tightens ethics rules preventing state employees from moving to firms they did business with on behalf of the state. Funeral services for Claudey Gilley of Rayville are pending Mulhearn's Funeral Home. he died of an apparent heart attack. Survivors include his wife two sons a daughter a brother and two sisters
Donna Michelle Holt Miss Louisiana 1978 said her goal is Miss America and will compete in Atlantic City. The Louisiana College student earned the crown after her third Miss Louisiana pageant, with a $1,000 scholarship plus other honors.
Washington AP report notes Attorney General Bell and FBI Director Kelley refuse to certify the bureau’s lawfulness. They express doubts from past disclosures, cite ongoing Justice Department probes, and warn that internal language and secret practices hinder public understanding of FBI activities.
Thomas E. Cooper Jr. invites interested residents to a Tuesday public hearing of the North Louisiana Health Systems Agency Project Review Committee at 7 p.m. in Monroe's Ramada Inn. Proposals include a 120-bed Mentally Retarded facility in Monroe costing 955000, LSU Medical Center Shreveport seeking 730597 in federal funds for EMS training and neonatology instruction, and HHRA funds of 396603 to improve pregnancy outcomes in northeast Louisiana. Contact Herbert W. Darling for details.
Ann Heidbreder Eastman was reelected president of the Women's National Book Association. She serves as director of Admissions at Chatham College in Pennsylvania.
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