Court Rules FPC Regulates Most Louisiana Gas
A five circuit court of appeals in New Orleans upheld federal regulation of largely interstate gas in the Louisiana Green System, preserving the FPCs control over a major share of gas from Louisiana wells bound for the Northeast. The ruling means higher prices and potential shortages for local consumers and sets up further appeals by Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Federal Power Commission
Northeast
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
United Gas Pipe Line
Federal Commission
The
Power Commission
FPC
William Guste
Sun Circuit
Commission
5Th Circuit
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Fleming to headline Christmas New Year ice concert
Peg gy Fleming will headline A Concert On Ice during the Christmas to New Year holiday celebration at Harrah's Lake Tahoe.
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Hollywood
UPI
Peggy Fleming
Lake Tahoe
Deaths Johnny Johnson 81 Monroe funeral Tuesday at St Peters Rock
Funeral services for Johnny Johnson 81 of Monroe will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday at St Peters Rock Baptist Church with Rev D L McCall officiating Burial will follow at St Peters Rock Cemetery Bee Bayou under Simms and Gundy Funeral Co of Monroe Johnson died Sunday at E A Conway Memorial Hospital after a long illness He retired from Illinois Central Railroad Survivors include one daughter Mrs Bessie Dickerson of Monroe one sister Mrs Luella Williams of Saginaw Mich and two brothers Cleveland Johnson of Monroe and Leonard Johnson of Woodville Miss Pallbearers will be Charlie Williams Jr Frankie L Collins Henry Collins Jerry Griffin A C Cooper and Earl Staten
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Johnny Johnson
Monroe
St. Peter's Rock Baptist Church
D. L. McCall
St. Peter's Rock Cemetery
Bee Bayou
Simms and Gundy Funeral Co
Johnson
E. A. Conway Memorial Hospital
Ilinois Central Railroad
Bessie Dickerson
Luella Williams
Saginaw
Mich
Cleveland Johnson
Leonard Johnson
Woodville
Charlie Williams, Jr
Frankie L. Collins
Henry Collins
Jerry Griffin
A. C. Cooper
Earl Statpen
Funeral services for Mrs Viola Wilson in Rayville
Funeral services for 69 year old Mrs Viola Wilson of 606 Aces Street Rayville will be held at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church with Rev E D Nation presiding. Burial will follow at Mount Zion Cemetery Girard under Hunt's Golden State Funeral Parlor. She died June 20 after a brief illness. Survivors include her husband Silas Wilson Sr and seven daughters in Rayville and nearby locations.
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Rayville
Viola Wilson
Aces St
Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church
E. D. Nation
Mount Zion Cemetery
Girard
Hunt
Golden State Funeral Parlor
Silas Wilson Sr
Evelyn Ellis
Emma Mae
Tomato Farmers Await Decision In West Carroll Market
About 75 farmers waited at the West Carroll Production Association shed to see if a tomato sale would resume as IRS agents halted tomato auctions at major markets. The stop came after agents charged outlets with violating a presidential price freeze at the June 18 level.
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Oak Grove
West Carroll Production Association
Internal Revenue Service
Jimmy Turner
West Carroll Produce Association
Turner
Ren
Otto Passman
Monroe
Bivers
West Carroll
Florida
Clemmer and Laney Families Noted in Obituary List
Seattle residents Lula Mae Clemmer and Virginia Delaney of Chicago are listed. Silas Wilson Jr. of Victorville California is the son. a sister Willie Mae Smith of Victorville also named. 43 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren noted.
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Seattle, Wash
Lula Mae Clemmer
Virginia Delaney
Chicago, Ill
Silas Wilson Jr
Victorville
Cal
Willie Mae Smith
Raymond E Keith obituary notices in Shreveport
Raymond E Keith of 512 Wall St Shreveport died in Shreveport early today after a lengthy illness at Guest House Nursing Home. Funeral services will be in Monroe with burial at Riverview Cemetery under Mulhearn Funeral Home Monroe direction. Former Monroe resident survived by sister Effie Toombs of Monroe brother in law J P Bonard Jr sister in law Mary Highes Rhodes and several nieces and nephews.
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Raymond Earl Keith
Wall St
Shreveport
Guest House
Monroe
Riverview Cemetery
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Keith
Effie Toombs
J. P. Bonard Jr
Mary Highes Rhodes
LSU Budget Shortfall Critics Say LSU Classroom Funds Lags
LSU budget for 1972-73 totals about 92 million with less than 48 million for classroom education for 39 542 students. Dr James Firnberg defends per student costs cited at up to 2300 noting funds go to research extension and public service and to agricultural center programs. Richard D Aquin calls the financing discriminatory against LSU and other state colleges.
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Lafayette Law
Louisiana State University
LSU
James Firnberg
Theniversity
Firnberg
Louisiana
Richard D’aquin
Lafayette
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Center For Agricultural Sciences and Rural Development
Agencies merged as Nixon creates Drug Enforcement Administration
Washington AP reports BNDD and DALE directors quit as their two agencies merge into the new Drug Enforcement Administration at midnight Saturday. No permanent chief named, delaying Senate confirmation. Officials warn of widespread uncertainty about jobs and policies during the transition.
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Washington
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
Nixon
White House
Drug Enforcement Administration
Senate
Bureau For Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
BNDD
Dale
John E. Ingersoll
DALF
Myles J. Ambrose
Dairy Poultrymen in Louisiana Face Cost Push
Louisiana dairy and poultry groups report rising costs from high protein feed and soybean prices. Soybeans jumped from 2–3 to about 11 dollars a bushel, raising feed to 50 60 percent of some dairymen budgets. Some hatcheries closed. a few members liquidated herds. Officials view embargo impacts as uncertain.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Poultry and Dairymen
Otto Zuelke
Agriculture Department
John Moore
Gulf Division of
Dairymen, Inc
Southeastern United States
Moore
Walter DeCair
Dairy and Poultry Inspector Division
DeCair
Louisiana
Aso
Zuelke
Mississippi
Paul Carnegie
Cal-Main Foods
Hammond
Lerop
Nixon
LSU funding gaps under state board allocations noted
Firnberg argued the LSU system received about 64 percent of formula funding in 1972 73 while other state colleges and universities were funded at 68 percent. He said aligning LSU with the same state board funding would have added at least 2.5 million dollars to the LSU budget. Delgardo is noted as a trade school exception.
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State Board
Presbyterian Churches Welcome You Covenant Church
A Sunday schedule lists Covenant Church at 1901 Milton First Church at 1201 Stubbs and Church School at 9 30 a m with a workshop at 11 00 a m broadcast on KMLB at 11 30 a m each Sunday.
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Presbyterian Churches
Stubbs
KMLB
First Indian Territory U.S. Court Established in Muskogee
The first Indian Territory U.S. court was established at what is now Muskogee Oklahoma on March 1 1889. It marked the opening of federal judicial proceedings in the territory and set a precedent for subsequent legal institutions in the region.
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Indian Territory
U.S
Muskogee, Okla
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