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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1973

Page

2

Pilot Club district officers named at Baton Rouge convention

Four Twin Cities women were named to district posts in Pilot International at the 32nd District III convention held at the Holiday Inn South in Baton Rouge. Cecile Parker of Monroe becomes district governor with prior roles as lieutenant governor and committee chair. Hazel Garlington of Isabella Street is district secretary. Emily Griggs of South Grand Street takes chaplain, Lois Hollingsworth Venable of West Monroe is public relations chairman, and Sarah Tackett of Aberdeen is first lieutenant governor. Monroe club honors include Activities Book award and safety and club of the year recognitions.

Twin Cities Pilot Club Baton Rouge Cecile Parker Hazel Garlington Emily Griggs Lois H. Venable Pilot International Holiday Inn South Jackson St Monroe Louisiana Mississippi Isabelle Street South Grand St West Monroe Lois Hollingsworth Venable Sarah McCarty New Orleans Sarah Tackett Abersdeen Helen 0D. Cole Winnfield Marie Morris Tupelo Monroe Club Elizabeth Jones Helen Amann Williams James C. Thompson University of Texas Medical School Thompson John L. Sawyers Vanderbilt University Nashville Vanderbilt Hiller William Cloyd Lafayette Edward Alton Ochsner Sr A. H. Robins Edgar Burns John Robert Flower Frank Leo Loria Curtis Hartman Tyrone Eugene Benton Vickery William Hays Cook Joseph Wheeler Pineville Dyer Jackson Farley Talisheek Ramada Inn State Society Calcasieu Tangipahoa Parish Rapides Orleans Auxiliary Arcadia

Appeals Court orders hearings on Black Muslims case

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered hearings on charges that East Baton Rouge Parish sheriffs violated the rights of six Black Muslims. Four of the Muslims were among nine convicted in Baton Rouge for inciting to riot after the January 1972 shootout that killed two deputies and three Blacks. They allege mail censorship and restricted correspondence with attorneys and others. The district court had denied a hearing. the appeals court mandated one while not ruling on the merits.

New Orleans 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals East Baton Rouge Parish Baton Rouge Byran Clemmons al Amiss

Levees Holding as Mississippi River Near Crest at Vicksburg

Engineers report dry weather stabilizes backwater flood areas along the Mississippi as the river nears its crest of 52 feet expected May 9. Vicksburg District notes 4.66 million acres flooded across four states with 14,400 evacuees, while Yazoo backwater rises toward Rolling Fork and sandbag efforts reach 1,913,800 in the district.

Vicksburg Miss Army Mississippi River Mississippi Yazoo River National Weather Service Louisiana Yazoo Rolling Fork Kenneth McLaughlin Civil Defense Warren County Ford Subdivision Eagle Lake

Brazil Postal Officials Threaten Action Over Bermuda Shorts Mail

Brazilian postal officials plan legal steps against managers of central Rio de Janeiro high rises and southern zone luxury towers who bar mail carriers in Bermuda shorts from their routes. The shorts are described as part of the system uniform, akin to an optional summer suit.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Rio

Medical Society and Auxiliary Close 93rd Convention

Delegates wrapped the Louisiana State Medical Society 93rd annual meeting with emphasis on rehabilitation after minor heart attacks and a series of panel discussions. Key topics covered medical records reform, cardiac patient exercise, and emergency GI bleed management with praise for a new streamlined filing system and notable awards awarded to doctors and auxiliaries.

Louisiana State Medical Society Woman's Auxiliary Mardi Gras Ramada Inn House of Delegates Monroe Civic Center Louisiana Heart Association Louisiana Regional Medical Program Henry B. Alsebrook New Orleans Eugene C. St. Martin Society Joe E. Holoubek Shreveport Isidore Cohn Jr C. Thorpe Ray J. W. Wilson Jr Durell A. Hiller Jr Civic Center Herman Hellerstein Cleveland Ohio Nanette Wenger Atlanta Hellerstein Wenger Walker Englewood, Colo., Physi

Pointe Coupee Reports No Cotton Planting Due to Flooding

New Roads Louisiana AP reports Pointe Coupee Parish has not planted cotton because of flooding and heavy rains. Only a few acres of corn have been planted and half of 30 000 acres of pasture are unusable or damaged. Cattlemen are selling stock and about 400 cows are drowned.

Pointe Coupee Parish Sterling Deville Deville

Apple trees rented out to farmers in Rochester NY

Farmer Edward Hendershot rents his apple trees to others at 21.95 dollars per tree. He estimates a 20 to 30 bushel yield per tree worth about four dollars per bushel. He opened his orchard and rented 100 trees on the first day and could earn nearly 110000 dollars if all trees are rented.

Rochester N.Y Edward Hendershot Hendershot

Angola Prison Evacuation Plans For River Flood Threat

Plans call for the Louisiana National Guard to evacuate about 2,000 inmates from Angola prison within hours if the Mississippi River breaches levees. Warden C Murray Henderson and Deputy Warden Lloyd W Hoyle Jr warn muddy water signals levee failure risk while guards assemble vehicles and evacuees at Camp Beauregard.

Angola National Guard Louisiana Mississippi C. Murray Henderson Tunica Hills Lloyd W. Hoyle Jr Camp Beauregard Alexandria Henderson Monroe Hoyle

Gary Green Memorial Fund Established by Ruston Firemen

The Gary Green Memorial Fund is formed by the Ruston Fire Department to buy rescue equipment and fund training in cardiac arrest first aid. Fire Chief James H. Pipes notes the initiative honors Gary, aids the department, and plans to reach a $2,500 goal through donations at local banks, fire stations, or by calling the department.

News - Star Ruston Gary Green Ruston Fire Department Willie Leon Green Joe Grafton James H. Pipes Gary Pipes

Record Number Of Cases Tried In Local District Court

In a two week session in Natchitoches tenth Judicial District Court Dist Atty Ronald Martin reported a record number of felony trials. Judge R B Williams oversaw seven cases including murder manslaughter illegal marijuana possession cow theft dog theft and juvenile delinquency. Judge Peyton Cumberland presided over seven cases featuring aggravated batteries simple burglaries and arson. Only one case concluded with a not guilty verdict.

Natchitoches 10Th Judicial District Court Dist Ronald Martin Martin R. B. Williams Williams Division of District Court Peyton Cunningham

Bids Accepted By City School Board

The Monroe City School Board approved fall term equipment bids during its monthly session. Awards covered office equipment for Carroll Wossman and Neville High Schools and included typewriters transcribers listening tables chairs and lawn tractors. Several bids were accepted as low or best bids meeting specifications, with some readvertising recommended.

Monroe City Carroll, Wossman Neville Arklan Monroe Cooley Standard IBM Lanier Interstate Rowley Hancock Martin Clara Hall School Carver Carroll High School Scott Sears Monroe Welding Mid Valley Intercom Systems Carroll Jr. High Jefferson and Lee NCR Burroughs

Flood Insurance Opens for Two Louisiana Parishes

State Sen. James H. Brown says Columbia Caldwell and Franklin parishes gain eligibility for federal flood insurance. Coverage applies from Wednesday with federally subsidized rates. policies from local property and casualty agencies cover existing and new structures built before designation. Single family homes up to 17500 dollars. other residential and non residential structures up to 30000 dollars.

Columbia Caldwell Franklin Parishes James H. Brown Washington D.C Washington Brown Calvin Smith Caldwell Parish Franklin Parish Roy McManus

Rand McNally Maps Preceded Modern Road Atlases

19th century bicycle trail maps, cited by Rand McNally, laid groundwork for today’s road maps and road atlases as early geographic guides.

Rand McNally

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