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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1976

Page

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Two City High Schools Show Profit In Athletic Programs

Monroe City School System reports Wossman High in debt about 7000 dollars while Carroll High shows 4391 dollars to the good and Neville High stands 80000 dollars in the black. The board weighed why Wossman trails and if funds could be shifted to balance accounts.

Two City Monroe City Wossman High School Carroll High School Neville High School Wossman Grady Jones Jones Ray Gambino Henry Taylor Yvonne Nash Henrietta George Sidney Seegers Neville Carroll Richwood Seegers Charles Brown Will Carroll Henry

Tax Revenue Up In Northeast Louisiana Sales Tax Trends

Northeast Louisiana shows mixed sales tax trends for January with 10 stations reporting gains and seven reporting declines. Monroe leads with 405,754 dollars, boosted by a one cent tax, while Ouachita Parish schools stay even. Other towns like Ruston Lake Providence Winnsboro and Ferriday show varied year over year and monthly changes, and parish boards report a mix of increases and decreases.

Division of Research College of Business Administration Lsu-Baton Rouge Monroe West Monroe Monroe City Ouachita Parish Rayville Ruston Lake Providence Winnsboro Ferriday Vidalia Lincoln Parish Tensas Parish Lincoln Tensas Lincoln Board East Carroll Parish West Carroll Catahoula Concordia Winn Parish Winn

Absentee Voting Totals Reach 47 in Ouachita Parish

By Saturday noon, 471 persons in Ouachita Parish had cast absentee ballots in the open primary. Clerk Bill C. Downey predicted the total would exceed 400. Absentee voting continued for the April 10 Glenwood Hospital bond referendum to fund a new two level medical surgical obstetrics wing.

Ouachita Parish Bill C. Downey Glenwood Hospital Downey

Inside The News-Star Feature Page Index

A compact guide to the newspaper’s inside sections listing Abby 1B Jumble 11B Broadway 12A Lowman 2B Classified 9B Radio-TV 3B Comics $B Sports IBA Crossword 8B Theater 12A Deaths 9A Van Dellen 4A Editorial Women 1B Horoscope 9B Weather 6A across two sections and 30 pages.

Abby Lowman Radio-Tv van Dellen

Eligible Voters in Ouachita Parish by Race and Party

Ouachita Parish lists 52 136 eligible voters for the Saturday primary. 6 776 are Black, 42 132 White, 22 787 male, 26 121 female. Of 47 492 Dem registrants, 6 464 are Black and 3 217 are federal. Republicans total 2 603 White and 75 Black with 11 federal. 226 non party Black and 1 648 White. American Party has 11 Black of 81. Foreign born 139, native born 48 769. Recorder Everett Zeagler compiles from parish computer system.

Ouachita Parish Registrar of Voters Everett Zeagler

Index Trends Show Gains In Economics

Washington AP government report shows February lead­ing indicators up eight tenths of a percent, slower than January's 1.5 percent gain revised down from 2.2 percent. Eight of eleven sectors rose. slower deliveries signaled increased demand, with gains in layoffs, wholesale prices, startups, stock prices, money supply, orders, and building permits.

Washington Commerce Department

Monroe woman celebrated as 39 again today

Mrs. W. A. Eloise Haywood of 3213 Lee Ave in Monroe is feted on her birthday. Friends say she has long been 39, and Chit Chat joins in to wish her a happy birthday, 39 or whatever.

W. A Eloise) Haywood Lee Ave Monroe Chit

Tornado Victims Prompt Monroe City Staff Donation Drive

Monroe City School Board central office workers donate to a coworker after a Kilbourne tornado on March 20. receptionist Rita Garner’s parents were killed when their home was demolished.

Monroe City School Board Kilbourne Rita Garner

Weather Outlook for Twin Cities and Louisiana

Twin Cities expect mostly cloudy skies through Tuesday with a chance of showers and thunder showers today and tonight. Highs near the upper 70s, lows around 60, southerly winds 10 to 20 mph Tuesday. FAA at Monroe Municipal Airport reports Sunday high 78, low today 70, trace rainfall in past 24 hours ending 6 am. Louisiana chances of rain southeast Wednesday, otherwise cooler statewide Wednesday night and Thursday, warmer Friday with overnight lows 50 north to mid 60s south and daytime highs 70s Wednesday and Thursday and low 70s Friday.

Twin Cities FAA Monroe Louisiana

Small Cities Air Service To Continue Under Subsidy Plan

Ford administration asks Congress to reform airline subsidies to keep service in small cities. The plan would grant subsidies to small air commuters that take over routes abandoned by larger carriers, with three year terms through 1985 and full or partial funding depending on local passenger volumes. Coleman says the proposal shifts costs toward efficient, smaller planes and preserves service in smaller markets.

Washington Ford Administration Congress Transportation William T. Coleman Ford Coleman

Ouachita Parish Tax Payments Rise Across 1976 Forecast

Ouachita Parish residents face higher income and employment tax bills next month as 1976 estimates project a local payment near 89 million dollars. Nationally taxes are expected to rise about 6.9 percent to 217 billion, with Ouachita accounting for about 3. with around 89 million due. Local earners with steady jobs and higher incomes in 1975 likely see larger bills, while part year workers pay little.

New York Ouachita Parish Uncle Sam Louisiana Treasury Department Congress

Hussein Arrives For U S Talks On Foreign Visit

King Hussein of Jordan and Queen Alia arrived in Madrid after a 24 hour visit with King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia. He will meet President Ford and discuss U S missile sales and Hawk aircraft pricing, with plans to visit Mexico Canada Britain and Morocco. Newsweek reports the king may press for Hawk missile deals amid rising prices. Valium is noted as a leading anti anxiety drug entering its 13th year on the market.

Madrid Spain Hussein Alia of Jorda United States Juan Carlos Sofia Ford Mexico Canada Britain Morocco Newsweek Henry A. Kissinger

River Stages Station Flood Present Change Stage

River stage readings show a fall at Camden and Monroe stations with 2h 8.3 and 8 fall values. Data indicate shifting stage conditions on River Stages Station network.

Monroe Camden

Operations Chief In Argentina Is Assassinated

In Buenos Aires gunmen killed Guillermo Pavon, chief of operations for the Argentine federal police, as he left his home, wounding his chauffeur. The killing comes hours before Gen. Videla is set to take office, amid a spike in political violence by both left and right factions under the new military regime.

Buenos Aires Argentina Federal Police Jorge Videla Guillermo Pavon

Caution Urged In Use Of Valium

NEW YORK UPI Valium a drug for anxiety can cause fatal problems if mixed with other drugs warns Dr Jordan Scher executive director of the National Council on Drug Abuse He notes over 25 million Americans use Valium and about 500 deaths in 1974 were linked to mixing with alcohol or other substances He urges cautious prescribing especially for pregnant women and full drug histories Begin with the lowest dose If a patient demands more a problem patient may be suspected Hoffmann La Roche cautions deaths usually involve other substances or overdoses Scher adds that Valium alone in prescribed amounts is unlikely to cause death but withdrawal must be gradual to avoid convulsions

New York UPI National Council On Drug Abuse Jordan Scher Scher L.R. Hines Hoffmann-La Roche Incc

First Class Monopol y Debate Shapes Postal Reform

Washington AP reports growing support for ending the Postal Service first class monopoly. Senators Buckley and Archer back repeal to spur competition, while White House and officials weigh economic benefits and potential subsidies. Debate centers on service cuts and rate pressures amid calls for new reviews.

Washington James L. Buckley Con R-N.y Buckley Bill Archer R-Tex Ford Administration White House Independent Postal Rate Commission Postal Service Benjamin F. Bailor President's Council On Treasury William S. Simon Federal Reserve Arthur F. Burns United Parcel Service Parcel Post United Parcel

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