Miss Louisiana 1976 Cand y Crocker sets sights on Miss America
Candy Sue Crocker Miss Louisiana 1976, 22, won the state crown at Monroe Civic Center Theatre after her second try. Former first runner up in 1975 and a two time Texas pageant contestant she aims to win Miss America. Crocker performed Gerhs bein Swanee tap dance for talent and plans a move from Alvarado Texas to Louisiana while pursuing a masters degree with Miss Louisiana scholarship.
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Candy Sue Crocker
Louisiana
Miss Crocker
Monroe Civic Center Theatre
Texas
Gershwin
Dogwood
Miss America Foundation
Southeastern Louisiana University
Miss Louisiana
Alvarado
Tex
Alvaredo
Atlantic City
Monroe Civic Center
Monroe Jaycees
Margaret Croft
Supreme Court bars annual desegregation busing changes
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 that federal courts cannot require annual busing plan adjustments to maintain racial balance in Pasadena schools. The decision limits ongoing court review of desegregation plans and follows Ford’s push to curb busing orders to five years.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Pasadena
Calif
Ford
Congress
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Rehnquist
Four inmates escape from Angola State Penitentiary
Four inmates including a life term escapee left their cellblock and were reported missing at 7 45 am authorities said. The escape followed the capture of two inmates from a prior breakout a week earlier in Baton Rouge and involved Leoncio Castillo Clifford Shamblin Ronnie Hall and Walter McClain with sentences ranging from 14 to life plus years for murder armed robbery and burglary across West Feliciana Ouachita Rapides and Orleans Parishes.
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Angola, la
Batonoage
Leoncio Castillo
West Feliciana
East
Pasadena
John Paul Stevens
Ston Rouge
Clifford Shamblin
Ouachita Parishes
Ronnie Hall
Orleans Parishes
Walter McClain
Rapides
Ouachita
States Must Give Money In Discrimination Suit
The Supreme Court ruled 9 0 that states must award money damages to employees who prove illegal discrimination under state employment laws. The decision upholds a 1972 federal civil rights law authorizing private suits against states for back pay and other compensation, expanding protections for millions of state employees.
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Washington
Supreme Court
States
U.S
Connecticut
Congress
Subscription Rates for Morning and Evening Papers
The rate card lists Morning World and Daily Sun pricing with options for daily and Sunday editions. One month and twelve month plans are shown for Morning World, News Star, and related papers. Postage and mail subscription quotes are available upon request.
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Eokee Morning World Daily
Daily Sun
News Star
Sun
Monroe
Guste Weighs 1979 Gubernatorial Run
New Orleans attorney general William Guste says he may run for governor in 1979 if public acceptance rises. He notes his first duty is to complete his current term and finish the work at the attorney general’s office.
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New Orleans
William Guste
Guste
Attorney General’s Office
American Airlines admits funds given to Nixon campaign
American Airlines confessed on July 6, 1973, that it illegally contributed 55000 dollars of company money to President Nixon’s 1972 re election campaign, marking a public acknowledgment of improper corporate political support.
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American Airlines
Nixon
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William J. Brennan
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Reema
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