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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1971

Page

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Monroe approves drainage contracts for Lamy Lane project

In a special Monroe Commission Council session, D and J Construction Co. won Contract No. 1 at 502773.30 for 60 inch and 72 inch pipes and a 106000 gpm pumping station. Craft Corp won Contract No. 2 at 296859.30 for the pumping station.

Monroe Commission Council West Monroe Lamy Lane Monroe D & J Construction Co., Inc Louisiana Department of Highways Loop Road Ford, Bacon & Davis Construction Engineering Co Craft Corporation of Craft Louisville Avenue Bayou DeSiar Evan

Center Contracts Being Enforced In Monroe Civic Center

Monroe Mayor W L Jack Howard ordered new acting director Davis Bingham to enforce four hour rental contracts at the city owned Civic Center conforming to city midnight closing rules. He said past directors allowed groups to dance past midnight causing overtime for staff and lack of council oversight.

D & J Construction Co Maddox Street Howard George Parsons Monroe Development Company Bentz & Elmore, Incc Malone & Hyde, Inc Monroe Selman Field Parks and James C. Kelly Commission On Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice State Law Enforcement Commission W. L Jack” Howard Monroe Civic Center Davis Bingham Monroe Commission Council Civic Center Cine Center Bingham Monroe City Council

Miami Beach Wins 1972 Democratic Convention Site

Washington AP The Democratic National Committee selected Miami Beach Florida as the site for the 1972 Democratic presidential nominating convention over Louisville Kentucky. The Florida resort offered about 950000 in cash and services to host 16000 delegates officials and reporters with Louisville facing a hotel room shortage that could force commutes up to 70 miles.

Washington Mpiami Beach Fla Democratic National Committee Florida Louisville Miami Beach French Lick Ind Lexington

Phoenix 104 Degrees Tops Monday Heat Across Contiguous U S

United States weather data show Phoenix Arizona reached 104 degrees the highest reading for the contiguous states excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Redmond Oregon recorded a low of 30 degrees marking a wide range in temperatures.

New York

River Flood Stages Rise Across Cities

River stage readings show rising levels with Camden at 3.9 feet and Monroe at 14.1 feet as flood conditions intensify. Authorities monitor changes and warn residents in low lying areas to take precautions.

Camden Monroe

Cartwright Daughters Return From Memphis Visit

Twin Cities Chit Chat notes Lisa and Terri Cartwright daughters of Mr and Mrs HD Cartwright of 907 W Rimes Circle have returned to Monroe after visiting relatives in Memphis Tennessee for several days. A Gray Ladies cake sale at St Josephs Home 2301 Sterlington Road is called most successful with proceeds to buy a color TV for home guests.

Lisa Terri Cartwright HD. Cartwright W. Rimes Circle Monroe Memphis Tenn Gray Ladies of the St. Joseph's Home Sterlington Road

Judge Won't Stop Teamsters Convention Vote in Miami

Federal Judge June L. Green declined to halt the Teamsters convention opening in Miami Beach next week. She ordered steps to broaden rank and file voice, permitting petitions to change the constitution with ratification by the 2 million members, while denying a halt on July 5. Hoffa resigned. Fitzsimmons poised as president.

Washington Teamsters Miami Beach Don Vestal Nashville, Tenn Vestal Frank E. Fitzsimmons James R Hoffa Hoffa Fitzsimmons Green

Apollo project joke from lunar days

A witty line recalls the moon mission era noting the Apollo effort once needed three men to observe the moon with a playful jab at past times. The quip contrasts today’s fewer participants with an earlier mix of a man and a girl.

U S Air Force weighs orbiting defense interceptors

The Air Force studies the feasibility of manned or unmanned space interceptors to defend the United States from bomber attack in the late 1970s and beyond. An orbiting interceptor could remain on station longer and strike bombers before they launch missiles. The plan stems from continental air defense studies and relies on advanced electronics and AWACS integration aboard a modified Boeing 7 airframe.

Washington Air Force United States U.S Continental Air Defense System House Armed Services Committee Aerospace Daily Pentagon

Ellender Withdraws Plan to End Cuban Airlift

Senator Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana withdrew his amendment to cut funds for airlifting Cuban refugees into the United States. He cited potential delays to final passage of the stopgap appropriations bill and said House approval might be jeopardized if the amendment stood.

Washington Allen J. Ellender D-La United States Ellender Senate Appropriations Committee George Mahon D-Tex House Appropriations Committee Mahon Senate House

Thundershowers Return Across Northeast Louisiana

The forecast calls for more thundershowers and thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon and evenings with partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures. Highs 90 to 94, lows 70 to 74, winds 5 to 15 mph. Precip chances 50 percent today, 20 tonight, 40 Wednesday. Dew points near 70 with about 50 percent sunshine today and Wednesday.

Louisiana

CBS Chief Frank Stanton May Face Contempt Charge

A House Commerce subcommittee recommended contempt of Congress for Columbia Broadcasting System and president Frank Stanton over material for The Selling of the Pentagon. If the full committee backs the move, the case goes to the House and then to the Justice Department for prosecution.

Washington House Columbia Broadcasting System Frank Stanton Congress Pentagon Committee Rep Harley ©. Staggers Dw.va Stagwers Subcommittee Stanton

Accused Slayer Suffers Attack in Yubacity

Juan Corona, 37, accused of killing 10 of 25 murdered transients, reportedly had a mild heart attack. Doctors say he may miss a July 13 preliminary hearing as he remains hospitalized at Sutter County General Hospital after chest pains in his jail cell.

Yubacity Calif Juan Corona Corona Sutter County General Hospital

Nixon Rules Out Tax Reductions

White House economic spokesman John B. Connally told reporters Nixon will not seek tax cuts or wage and price controls to curb inflation. He said six months may pass before expansionist policies show impact, and a 4 percent unemployment rate is a myth outside wartime.

wUleapwanury John B. Connally Nixon Congress White House Connally Texas Ronald L. Ziezler

Stocks Rise On Economic News In Tuesday Trade

New York AP reports stocks climb on Tuesday after Treasury Secretary Connally signaled no tax relief or higher federal spending, and after a stronger index of leading economic indicators. By 1 p.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 881.28, up over eight points, with advances outpacing declines three to one on the NYSE.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Treasury John B. Connally Nixon Congress

Supreme Court rules armed robbery can apply to unloaded guns

New Orleans. Louisiana Supreme Court says a person can be convicted of robbery with a dangerous weapon even if the gun used is unloaded. Theodore Levi case held an unloaded revolver in the robber’s hand constitutes a dangerous weapon. Court rejects unloaded weapon defense as an obstacle to armed robbery charges. Levi received 25 years. court stressed deterrence of violent robbery.

New Orleans State Supreme Court Theodore Levi Levi

Nixon vetoes 5.6 billion public works bill over time lag

President Nixon blocked a 5.6 billion public works measure citing an 18 month time lag before effectiveness. He urged Congress to pass emergency employment legislation instead and warned the bill would create dead end jobs and inflate costs.

Washington Nixon Senate Congress House Appalachian Regional Development Commission Economic Development Administration Mike Mansfield Mont Mansfield

Mattress and Box Spring Set Offer

Mattress and box spring combo for sale described as double box spring and mattress. Contact phone number 373 1964.

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