Governors Fly To Push for More Fuel From Federal Policy
Four oil and gas state governors led by Louisiana's Edwin Edwards travel to Washington to press President Nixon energy adviser John A. Love for changes in fuel allocation. They cite federal rationing as hurting industry and consider drastic options including state expropriation of private natural gas reservoirs to secure supplies for Louisiana's plants. Edwards warns of legal fights and possible special or ordinary sessions to enact such measures.
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Baton Rouge
Washington
Nixon
John A. Love
Edwin Edwards
Louisiana
Dolph Briscoe
Texas
David Hall
Oklahoma
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Edwards
Love
Federal Power Commission
National Congress
Pennsylvania
New York
Tennessee
Halloween Safety Tips From Authorities And Community Events
Police urge parents to inspect unwrapped Halloween candy and remind children to use costumes that are fire resistant. Medical experts advise reflective colors and supervision for younger trick or treaters while communities host haunted houses to raise funds and kids anticipate treats and dangers alike.
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Washington, D.C
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Washington
Highland
Lrd
Lake County
Young For Christ Organization
Milwaukee March of Dimes
Dracula
Stephen Gordon
Southfield
Mich
Steve
United States
Marsha
Children’s Hospital
Check Received For Agnew Fine
A $10,000 personal check from former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew was received at the U S attorney’s office in Baltimore to pay a fine for income tax evasion. U S Attorney George Beall said the check dated Oct 28 was turned over to the Baltimore clerk of courts.
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Baltimore
API
Spiro T. Agnew
U. S
U.S
George Beall
Clerk of Courts
River Stages Station Flood Present Change Stage
River stage readings show present flood shifts with rising and falling indicators at stations including Monroe Camden and Fall. Measurements include 40 at Monroe, 224 at 3, 26 at Camden, and 76 at Fall with observed rises in several gauges.
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Monroe
Camden
Wonderful bargains in shirts for men with 16 and 17 necks
Department store window humor notes a sign advertising shirts for men with 16 and 17 neck sizes. The quip highlights the shopping scene and playful consumer banter.
St Frederick High Bazaar Spaghetti Dinner Planned
The St Frederick High School bazaar will run Thursday from 5 to 9 p.m. in the school cafeteria with a spaghetti supper from 5 to 7 p.m. Activities include booths games and door prizes plus cake walks and a country store. Proceeds go to the Parents Club and Athletic Association. Rosemary Pledger of Northeast Louisiana University speaks at the Southern Marketing Association Conference in Houston Friday Nov 9s Retail Food Marketing session at the Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel.
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St. Frederick High School
Parents Club and Athletic Association
Rosemary Pledger
Northeast Louisiana University
Southern Marketing Association
Sheraton - Lincoln
Houston
Tex
Local governments count rises to twelve in Ouachita Parish
A Department of Commerce report from the 1972 Census of Governments shows Ouachita Parish has 12 local government units, including three municipalities and six special districts, all but parish government with taxing power. National trends show a 3.7 percent decline in local governments over five years and a shift toward autonomous districts.
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Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
Leader In War Against Heart Disease Dies
Dr. Paul Dudley White, a world famous leader in heart disease prevention, died in Boston at 87 from stroke complications. As Eisenhower’s White House physician, he promoted moderation and exercise to curb heart disease and warned against sedentary living.
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Boston
Paul Dudley White
White
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Massachusetts General Hospital
U S Restores Full Milk Funding For School Snack Program
The Agriculture Department announced it will restore full funding for the special milk program supplying snack time milk in schools. New regulation allows nonfat dry milk reconstituted into liquid form at dairy plants. Reimbursement will be four cents per half pint of milk served under NSLP.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Congress
Halloween Weather Promises Cooler Skies Tonight
Cooler temperatures and fair skies expected across Monroe and vicinity. Rain and thundershowers to end by noon with highs in the upper 60s today and lower 70s Thursday. Winds shift from southerly to northerly, rain chances drop below 20 percent by afternoon. FAA data show 75 at Monroe Municipal Airport yesterday with 0.16 inch rain in 24 hours. Extended Louisiana outlook calls for partly cloudy to scattered showers Sunday. Night lows mainly in the 40s.
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Monroe
FAA
Louisiana
Bernhardt Building Sale Moves Downtown Monroe Modernization
Essex Investment Corp purchases the Bernhardt Building in Monroe for 145000 cash and may buy adjacent land for 65000 more. The deeds were filed with Ouachita Parish Clerk Bill Downey. The Downtown DeSiard Commission cites the sale as a major push for downtown modernization, hoping to attract private investors and a new restaurant.
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Essex Investment Corporation
Bernhardt
Monroe
George Moses
Jack Dew
DeSiard St
Bill Downey
Ouachita Parish Court House
Court House
Rollis Smith
Downtown DeSiard Commission
Commission
Jack Flack Realty Co
Bernhardt Realty Co., Inc
West Monroe
George P. Daley
Essex
Joy B. Bates
Bernhardt Realty Co
DeSiard
Walnut St
Inside The News-Star Classified and Features
The page layout lists sections and contents including Abby, Jumble, Broadway, Classifieds, Radio-TV, Comics, Sports, Crossword, Theater, Deaths, Editorials, Women, Horoscope, and Weather across sections 1C to 10A with a 72 page total. It catalogs items such as Van Dellen on page 5C and Deaths on page 6C within the three-section newspaper.
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Abby
Lowman
Radio-Tv
Ac Sports
van Dellen
West Coast Fire Threatens Homes
Firefighters fought a major brush fire in Topanga Canyon threatening 54 homes in Castellamare and evacuating about 500 residents. Air and water dropping aircraft aided crews as winds eased overnight and forecasts warned of renewed gusts by noon.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Srgat
County Fire Department
Ventura County
Santa Ana
California Highway Patrol
Pacific Coast Highway
U.S. 1
Sunset Boulevard
Topanga Canyon Boulevard
Mulholland Drive
Castellamare
Fernwood
Saxbe Indicates He Will Be Named Attorney General
Sen. William Saxbe, after a White House meeting with President Nixon, said he is relatively sure he will be named U S attorney general. He cautioned against presumption and noted administrative details remain to be worked out. The Ohio Republican spoke after a session on the White House driveway and suggested assurances him to succeed Elliot Richardson, who resigned October 20 following Nixon's order to fire Archibald Cox.
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Washington
William Saxbe
Nixon
U.S
Saxbe
White House
Point Mugu Topped Temperature Readings at 94 Degrees
The highest temperature reported to the National Weather Service Tuesday, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, reached 94 degrees at Point Mugu, California. The day’s low dropped to 9 degrees at Alamosa, Colorado.
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New York
Cotton Harvest Nears Peak in Northeast Louisiana
In Winnsboro and surrounding parishes harvest scales up with 53 000 bales for the week ending October 28 and a season total of 117 000. Morehouse Parish leads weekly and total counts, followed by Richland and Franklin. Micronaire improves while staple quality remains steady and prices fall 10 to 15 cents per pound.
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Winnsboro
Louisiana
USDA
Morehouse Parish
Richland Parish
Franklin
Ouachita Parish
Greenwood
Sadat Threatens War Return If Israel Fails Cease Fire
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said his army would resume fighting if Israel does not pull back to the Oct. 22 cease-fire lines. He spoke as Nixon Kissinger meet in Washington and Meir prepared to press for withdrawal and prisoner releases. Sadat warned of a potential Red Sea blockade and urged restraint while awaiting diplomacy.
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United Press International
Anwar Sadat
Washington
Cairo
Golda Meir
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Ismail Fahmi
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Sadat
Israel
I Tel Aviv
3Rd Army
Red Sea
Africa
Far East
Eilat
Britain
Indian Ocean
Georges Pompidou
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
France
West Bank
Suez Canal
Kissinger
Middle East
Peking
Chou En-lai
Mechanics Including You Amateurs Classified Ad Notice
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