Governor Davis Faces Budget and Press Conference Clash
The article describes political fights over immediate education funding and a full teacher pay raise, naming Shelby M. Jackson and Jim Reilly as key figures. It notes Governor Davis’s stance shifting from money limits to aiming for the full raise, and discusses a dispute over live recordings of his press conferences between reporters and TV networks.
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Shelby M. Jackson
Jim Reily
Davis
Kelly
Jackson
Reilly
Jimmie Davis
Atekine Te Aid
Elections Source Of Revenue For State's Parishes
Louisiana official Douglas Fowler says election expenses provide income for communities. He cites nearly 700000 dollars in costs for the Dec 5 and Jan 9 primaries, with 350433.79 and 333350.79 paid to individuals. Parish breakdown includes Lincoln 5944.74 Bienville 5983.28 Clathorne 6874.50 Jackson 7317.56 Union 5109.59.
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Baton ‘Rouge
Douglas Fowler
Fowler
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Lincoln
Bienville
Clathorne
Jackson
Union
Dubach LP&L Employees Honored at Safety Supper
Louisiana Power and Light staff in Dubach were recognized for six months with no lost time accidents and 10 percent yearly safety streak totaling over 250000 man hours. District manager E R McNeill announced the record while A O Evans presented a safety plaque and year plate. Evans retires June 1 after leading Northern Division since 1927. Attendees included Mr and Mrs EB McNeill and others.
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Louisiana Power & Light Company
Dubach
E. R. McNeill
Lp&l
A. 0. Evans
Archie Colvin
P.D. Cox
Harry Stall
Ardis Fowler
Wayne Barfield
C. C. Delaney Jr
Jerry Rogers
Margaret Slaton
Maury Davis
Agnes Grafton
Mary Alice Green
Wyoming Game Animals Per Resident Claim
Estimates claim at least one large game animal exists for every Wyoming resident, while reports note up to 100 hair colors observed in a single head.
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Wyoming
State
Hill Farm Stockman On Conservation of Livestock
A wartime era advocate argues for livestock conservation to cut hidden losses from farm to packer. He cites millions in annual losses from improper handling, disease, and parasites, urging better practices to boost meat supply and protect producer profits while noting rising U.S. population demands.
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Hill Farm
Pew
University of Illinois
United States
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Mineral Springs Shreveport Family Visits Franklins
Shreveport residents Mr. and Mrs. Perry Franklin and family visited the Alfred Franklin home on Saturday. Sunday guests included the Younces and Revers families, with other visitors from Monroe Rus ton Eunice Simsboro and California bound W. W. Ricks family. Local hospital news noted Bill Culver’s discharge after five days and Bub Duke’s foot surgery at St Frances in Monroe.
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Perry Franklin
Shreveport
Mrs
Alfred Franklin
W. W. Ricks
John Younce
Douglas
Howard Revers
Tom Younce
Baby
Monroe
Clovis Ricks
Ruston
Luther Leachman
Bell Franklin
Willian Franklin
Roy Franklin
Simsboro
Theodore Franklin
Eunice
Richard Franklin
William Franklin
David
Garry Wallace
LP&L Seeks Better Service and New Control Centers
LP&L touts ongoing efforts to improve service with modern control centers that operate major substations across its service area. The utility claims finding better ways keeps electricity affordable and dependable to help build Louisiana and assist residents in living better electrically.
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Lp&l
Louisiana
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