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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1977
Page
5
Sunny skies expected Wednesday for most of the nation while New England faces rain. Above normal temperatures prevail over much of the country. An AP Laserphoto map illustration accompanies the forecast.
A weather summary notes up to 60 percent chance of mainly afternoon thunder showers today and Thursday. Accumulations mostly under a quarter inch, locally up to an inch in storms. Drying daytime conditions, humid mornings with dewpoints in the low 70s, 50 percent humidity, winds south to southwest 10 to 15 mph, decreasing at night. About 6 to 7 hours of sunshine today and Thursday with 90s highs and 70s lows expected Friday through Sunday.
Partly cloudy to cloudy warm conditions with scattered daytime thundershowers through Thursday. Central regions expect mid 80s today, coastal areas upper 60s to upper 70s tonight, and 70s to 80s for lows. Friday to Sunday show widely scattered afternoon storms with highs in the 90s and lows in the 70s.
Mrs. C. E. Feazel of West Monroe hosts out of town visitors this week. Her relatives include Angie Feazel, 8, of Atlanta, and Angel Strickland, 9, of Ruston. Birthday wishes go to Mrs. Elouise Young of Afanena.
The passage notes Henry Ford's early Model T assembly line conception around 1908 and mentions crude color films from 1896 made possible by the Edison Vitascope with frames hand colored.
Monroe police investigate theft of about $1,000 in auto parts from a vehicle at Monroe Armature Inc located at 504 N. 17th. A 1975 one ton Dodge truck was discovered missing four tires and the rear-end. An air conditioning unit was taken from 213 Roselawn, Monroe.
Funeral services for Mrs Savannah Criner 89 of Monroe are scheduled for Saturday at 2pm at Bethel Baptist Church with Rev L B Jackson officiating Burial under Hunt's Golden State Funeral direction will be in City cemetery Mrs Criner died Tuesday at Lincoln Park Nursing Home Survivors include one sister three nieces one nephew and 12 great grandchildren per Joy Ann Fuller Monroe police
Shoppers curb beef pork and lamb purchases as protests against high meat prices begin to show impact in supermarkets on April 2 1973. Local grocers report slower sales and tighter stock as consumer action grows.
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