Judy Carter Praises Debate Win During Louisiana Campaign Swing
Judy Carter, daughter in law of Jimmy Carter, said he won the debate citing his energy plan as a key point. On a Louisiana swing she visited Northeast Louisiana University, met students, and defended Carter's tax reform and gun positions, while noting undecided voters remain.
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Jimmy Carter
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Northeast Louisiana University
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Playboy Magazine
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National Rifle Association
Monroe Municipal
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Williams
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Fifth District
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Baton Rouge
Georgia
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League of Women Voters
Edwin Newman
NBC
Frank Reynolds
ABC Television
Elizabeth Drew
the New Yorker
James Py Gannon
The
Wall Street Journal
Hamilton Jordan
Debating Ford and Carter Highlight First 1976 Contest
Ford and Carter declared perceived wins after a 9% minute televised debate cut by an electronic fault. The exchange covered unemployment inflation taxes and domestic policy with a San Francisco follow up set for October and Mondale Dole faceoffs planned later.
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Carter
Ford
San Francisco
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Reagan attends Spooner testimonial in Monroe
Ronald Reagan visited Monroe on Thursday to headline the Frank Spooner testimonial dinner. Officials report the Monroe Citizens' Committee on Finance has been analyzed in a detailed page 3-A breakdown.
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Ronald Reagan
Monroe
Frank Spooner
Monroe Citizens’ Committee On Finance
Weather forecast for multiple parishes and unions
The region sees fair weather today and tonight with partly cloudy skies and a 20 percent chance of rain Saturday. Highs will reach the mid 80s and lows near the mid 60s with northeast winds at 5 to 10 mph, extending into Saturday night.
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Union
Lincoln
Bienville
Jackson
Winn
Morehouse
Ouachita
Richland
Caldwell
Franklin
W. Carroll
E Carroll
Madison
Tensas
Grant
LaSalle
Catahoula
Concordia
Rummage Sale Aids Italpela Chapter Scholarship Fund
A rummage sale starts at 8am Saturday at 1407 Pine St West Monroe to aid the Italpela Chapter American Business Women's Association scholarship drive. Dr John L Ochsner notes Stephen Collins named cystic fibrosis chairman for 1976 Breath of Life campaign in Monroe and Collins with Kappa Psi Pharma fraternity plan a bike-a-thon slated for Oct 16 to raise funds for CF research and care programs.
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Pine St
West Monroe
Italpela Chapter
American Business Women’s Association
John L. Ochsner
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Stephen Collins
Monroe
Collins
Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity
River Flood Stages Rise at Camden Station
River stage readings show rising water levels with Camden station reporting a 64 percent rise and Monroe at 40. The change in stage indicates increasing flood risk along the river.
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Monroe
Camden
Monroe Mayor Denounces Ex-Mayor Over Finance Report
Monroe Mayor W L Howard attacked former Mayor Ralph Troy for calling the Citizens Finance Committee report a whitewash. He defended the panel of 12 businessmen and urged understanding of city payroll needs and budgeting gaps, noting delays from lack of city budget and monthly Bond Commission meetings. The council moved to seek Bond Commission approval at its next session.
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Bob Hammack
Monroe
W. L (Jack) Howard
Citizens Finance Committee
Ralph Troy
Troy
Howard
Tallulah CETA Pay Delayed as Aldermen Spark Budget Stand
Fourteen Tallulah CETA workers were set to be paid $1,200 today but aldermen refused Mayor Williams requests to borrow $100,000 to cover payrolls until year end. The council plans a Saturday meeting to review finances and the mayor hopes for January repayment aided by taxes and a federal grant.
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News-Star News Service
Tallulah
Adell Williams
Williams
CETA
Smith pledges transfer of power in Rhodesia within two years
Bulletin from Salisbury reports Prime Minister Ian Smith said on Friday his white minority government would surrender power to the black majority within two years. The statement signals a planned transition amid the country's political crisis.
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Salsbury, Rhodesia
Ian Smith
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