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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1962
Page
8
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury adopts the 1963 budget with detailed expenditures across salaries, maintenance, and court costs. It lists revenues including general and road funds, special bond taxes, and a grand total of 658000.00, dated November 13, 1962.
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury records passage of an ordinance introduced by A. Woodard and supported by L. C. Graze and others. The measure, read publicly, received YEAS and NAYS with a formal adoption declaration by President John A. Mitchell, dated December 4.
A notice from the Lincoln Parish Police Jury announces a special election in Ward No 6 on December 18, 1962. It requests a one mill tax for ten years to fund maintenance and recreation. Polls open 7:00 am to 6:00 pm at Dubach City Hall with commissioners listed. results to be reported to the Police Jury in Ruston.
A simple urinalysis based screening test for early kidney and bladder cancers may reduce mortality by detecting elevated urinary LDH and related enzymes before symptoms appear. Researchers from Thomas Teophnan Medical School discuss high sensitivity in identifying cancer cases, while noting overlaps with benign conditions and the need for further study to confirm differential accuracy.
Mrs Pat Lawford 34 was fined for a misdemeanor traffic offense after a plea and ordered to perform citywide cleanup duties. The ruling followed injuries at a junkyard and a hospital ward exposure, with two weeks of community service.
A dense, era appropriate classifieds page fragment listing services and notices. Items include insurance and piano practice ads, a child encyclopedia promotion, furniture and home listings, job offers, vehicle and real estate notes, and a service station lease. Names and contact numbers appear with varied locations and prices. The collage reflects a midcentury small-town ads page.
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