Miss Louisiana Pageant plans advance at Monroe Civic Center
Final plans are mapped for the Miss Louisiana Pageant to be held at the Monroe Civic Center June 23 25. The report notes page references and surrounding items from the same edition.
31 May 1977
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1977
Page
1
Final plans are mapped for the Miss Louisiana Pageant to be held at the Monroe Civic Center June 23 25. The report notes page references and surrounding items from the same edition.
In Washington, Abdul Khaalis and 11 Hanafi followers face numerous charges including murder and armed kidnapping as they enter court for what may become the capital’s longest criminal case. The courtroom crowd includes veiled Hanafi women while lawyers complain of crowded conditions.
Eighteen inmates were forcibly evacuated from their cells at Ouachita Parish Jail after tear gas was deployed to subdue 18 of 22 rioters around 10 am Deputies reported four inmates surrendered and the disturbance was contained within minutes No deputies were hurt and two prisoners sustained minor injuries in the scuffle Sheriff Bailey Grant called the incident a months long plotted scheme posing a constant threat
A Miss Louisiana mantle, eleven years old and worn by past queens, is being retired to conform with Miss America rules. The Miss Louisiana Pageant committee voted to discontinue the mantle during a Tuesday meeting.
New York stocks extend their slide with the Dow Jones industrial average dipping to 895.35, down 3.48 points by noontime. The market shows more losers than gainers by over two to one on the NYSE, continuing the seven session decline.
President Carter, during a stop en route to Washington, said the U S has taken the first faltering steps toward better Cuba relations and that any progress will depend on the Cuban government. Talks in New York reportedly discuss exchanging diplomatic reps and possibly releasing 27 Americans jailed in Cuba.
Marvin Layne Duke 27 of Monroe pled guilty to possession of marijuana and contributing to child delinquency. He was sentenced by Judge John R. Joyce to concurrent terms totaling 18 months in parish jail with a two year suspended term on the delinquency count and five years probation including one year in jail. Duke owned Child Development Services of Swartz and faced charges for giving marijuana and alcohol to youths. fourteen residents were named in the information.
A humor line notes optimism can mislead others into thinking you are illiterate, turning a bright view into a sly jab at perception and language. The quip uses a sharp, dry tone common in light newspaper humor columns.
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