New U S Soviet Arms Talks Set For November Resume
Washington announced the second round of strategic offensive arms talks will open November 21, 1972, in Geneva. Ronald Ziegler said Ambassador Girard Smith will again lead the U.S. negotiating team as talks target a permanent curb on offensive nuclear weapons. Geneva chosen to avoid travel between Helsinki and Vienna.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
White House
Nixon
Moscow
Ronald L. Ziegler
Girard Smith
U.S
Ziegler
Ussr
Switzerland
Nioxa
Senate
Congress
Helsinki
Vienna
Area Employment Up Over Last Year
The Monroe area shows September employment at 52 125, up 1 325 from a year earlier, despite a seasonal dip in domestic and self employed workers. Unemployment is 2 500 or 4 8 percent, below the national rate 5 5 percent, with gains expected due to holiday demand and school resumption.
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Monroe
Louisiana Department of Employment Security
Auto Kills Boy Playing In Yard In Houma
A 4-year-old boy, Willie James Brinson Jr., was struck by an out of control automobile while playing in his yard beside U S 90 west of Houma. The car hit a light pole then flipped into the yard. Bernie Robinson, 19, of Gilbert, was booked for reckless operation of a motor vehicle and negligent homicide.
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Houma
Willie James
Brinson Jr
U.S. 90
Bernie Robinson
Gilbert
Much Cooler Weather and Showers This Weekend
Cloudy skies bring much cooler temperatures across Twin City with scattered showers and thundershowers. Highs near 60s today, lows in 40s, and near 70 Friday. Rain probability 80 percent today easing to 50 percent tonight and Friday. northerly winds 12 to 22 mph. FAA data at Monroe Municipal Airport report 90 degree high, 48 low, and 0.45 inch of precipitation in the past 24 hours.
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Twin City
FAA
Monroe Municipal
River Stage Flood Alert Updates
Water levels on River Stages indicate rising currents with Camden at 266.1 and Monroe at 40. A 20.1 rise records suggest increasing flood risk along the station readings. Local authorities warn residents to monitor staged alerts and prepare for potential overflow.
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Camden
Monroe
Monroe officials discuss bridging gaps in Louisiana cities
Monroe rehabilitation officer Earl K Jackson Sr met with Bill McDaniel of Natchitoches Redevelopment Agency to share ideas on improving programs and addressing common challenges. Two Monroe Fire Department captains celebrate birthdays, Wayne Christman 21 and Robert Wuensch 22.
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Monroe
Louisiana
Earl K. Jackson Sr
Monroe Rehabilitation Agency
Bill McDaniel
Natchitoches
Wayne Christman
Robert Wuensch
Record Cold Snow Strikes North Areas
Record cold and widespread snow flurries ushered in an early winter across major northern areas. Central Park saw light snow while cities from Chicago to Buffalo reported snow and icy conditions, with record low temperatures in Duluth Lansing and other locales as a Canadian air mass pushed eastward.
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United Press International
New York Metropolitan Area
Central Park
New York
Chicago
State Highway Department
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Duluth
Minn
Lansing
Mich
Mercury
Rochester
Concordia
Kan
Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Sioux Falls
S.C
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
New England
Great Lakes
Buffalo
N.Y
President May Impound Funds
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz said the President may impound money to curb spending for the current fiscal year. He noted Congress rejected a $250 billion ceiling but supported restraining overall outlays in discussion.
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Washington
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Shultz
Congress
Monroe Group To Attend Keep America Beautiful Award
A Monroe delegation will attend a November 16 awards luncheon in New York City to receive the Keep America Beautiful 1972 Community Award. Monroe is one of three U.S. cities honored, joining Long Beach California and Orange Connecticut. Mayor Ralph Troy will lead the Monroe group with Frank McDermott, Errol Donovan, and other board members to attend.
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Monroe
New York City
Frank McDermott
Monroe Beautification Board
United States
Long Beach
Calif
Orange
Conn
McDermott
Ralph Troy
New York
Beautification Board
Errol Donovan
Garden Club Federation
Roger W. Powers
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Search Intensified For Boggs And Three Others
In Alaska, 73 military and civilian aircraft plus Coast Guard cutters and mountain rescue teams expanded the hunt for a missing light plane carrying House Democratic Leader Ware Boggs and three others. The effort focused on two areas near Portage Pass and northwest of Juneau along a 560 mile coast, as weather improved but fog and rain limited visual searches.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Ware Boggs
Coast Guard
Juneau
Air Force
Portage Pass
Alaska plane search widens for missing congressman aide
A 310 left Anchorage on a final leg of a campaign tour by Rep. Nick Bevich aide Boggs and four others have not been heard from. Coast Guard cutters searched the Gulf of Alaska while ground teams climbed Portage Pass in glaciated terrain but found no trace of the plane.
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Ina
Anchorage
Boggs
Alaska
Nick Bevich
Bezich
Russell Brown
Don I. Jonz
Fairbanks
Coast Guard
Gulf of Alaska
Portage Fass
Inside The News-Star Sections Overview
Abby Lowman and JIA Van Dellen contribute to a multi section edition with Broadway Radio-TV sports and comics. The paper lists features across classifieds theater editorial and weather pages spanning eight sections and forty-eight pages.
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Abby
Lowman
Radio-Tv
Jia van Dellen &C
Louisiana sets public hearing on milk price boost
The Louisiana Agriculture Department schedules a November 9 public hearing to consider a 30 cent per hundredweight milk price increase for producers outside the Greater New Orleans area. The move faces pushback from Attorney General Guste Governor Fitzmorris and Consumer Office head Tapp, who seek an objective study.
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Louisiana Agriculture Department
Kh Pulsk Heavne
Agriculture Department
William Guste
James Fitzmorris
Charles Tapp
Consumer Protection Office
Agriculture
Dave Pearce
Pearce
Howard P. Brosset
Louisiana
New Orleans
Inflation and GNP Rise in Third Quarter Despite Slower Growth
The Commerce Department reports 5.9 percent annualized GNP growth in the July-September quarter, with inflation at 2.2 percent. Real output up 3.9 percent after inflation adjustment, final sales increase of $22.2 billion and inventory investment up $700 million.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Nixon
Asst
Harold C. Passer
U.S
Passer
Marijuana Most Used Drug By Ouachita Parish Students
A Monroe News-Star World survey of Ouachita Parish and Monroe City school seniors shows marijuana as the most-used drug. Urban students reported higher rates for marijuana and methamphetamine, with LSD and heroin also cited. figures reflect one-time use, not regular habit.
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Ouachita Parish
Monroe News-Star — World Publishing Co
Monroe City
Bob Hammack
Twin - Cities
Parental Report On Student Drug Use Across Urban Rural Areas
Survey of junior high students finds 2.87 percent urban and 5.6 percent rural reported narcotic use. Marijuana leads with 53.56 percent, methamphetamine 16.67 percent, LSD and barbiturates each around 11 percent. glue sniffing noted but not quantified.
Pioneer campers blaze trail with open car 1905
A pioneer camper strapped a trunk of supplies to an open car with an umbrella to shield the driver and head into the woods. Today millions camp in RVs with modern comforts. readers are urged to check News-Star-World Classified Ads for deals on campers and motor homes.
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News-Star—World
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