The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 2

Wednesday, Nov. 28, 1973 THE SHREVEPORT TIMES Cleared for Debate Renville School Board lalls Election Jan. 15 Statue Almost Lost to Blast CONCORD, Mass. (AP) A wandering tourist who heard a strange ticking in a brown paper bag near the famed Minuteman statue may have saved the Revolutionary War monument from destruction. House to Begin Action Today on Tax Proposals receive minerals as royalty pay increases to all statewide elected officials except the governor.

The proposed pay increases are more than $5,200 for the custodian of voting machines and comptroller and more than $6,500 for the lieutenant governor, superintendent of education, insurance commission, register of the state land office, secretary of state, treasurer and commissioner of agriculture. ByBiUEbarb Times Ruston Bureau ARCADIA The Bienville Parish School Board in a special session Tuesday niyht passed a resolution calling an election Jan. 15 for the proposed $2 million Arcadia High School complex. The election will include propositions for a mil-lion bond issue and for a one -cent sales tax both of which would run concurrently for a period of 25 years and would affect only the Arcadia School Diirtrict No. 1.

The $1.3 million plus bond Issue would call for an 18 mill property tax while the sales tax, according to Supt. G. E. Rogers would provide approximately $500,000 toward the cost of construction of the new complex. An insurance settlement of approximately $160,000 for fire damage to the Arcadia High School Gymnasium and the junior high section of that school would be added to these two sources of revenue to produce the 2 million needed to build the new school plant.

In calling the election, the board also authorized Rogers to pay an option with the Ar- payments. Two bills were introduced and referred to committees. Rep. John N. John III of Crowley submitted a proposal which would boost the natural gas severance tax increase from the governor's proposed 3.3 cents to 15 cents per thousand cubic feet.

Rep. Joseph S. Casey of New Orleans offered a bill which would grant substantial How To Hold FALSE TEETH Securely Do ntsn tfi'lh oinli.irriiHH you by fomini; oiki whin you pat, liiuuh, or tiilti? A ili-nturp adhesive can help. FASTKKTIIH'ivpm ilpnturpn lone-pr, firmer, hIimiiIiit linld, Makes pat-inu nmrp cnjnvalile. 'nr more security uml comfort, use KASTEETH Denture Adhesive I'owiler.

Dentures that fit are essential lo health. Sie your dentist regularly. u. Day Games Urged in Senate Vote Times Capital Bureau BATON ROUGE The Senate Tuesday adopted a resolution urging all educational institutions in the state to schedule athletic events during daylight hours during the energy crisis. The resolution, submitted by Sen.

Elwyn John NichoLson of Monroe, was approved by a vote of 25 to 7. Also adopted was a resolution urging Congress to make efforts to allocate adequate fuel supplies to commercial fishermen, shrimpers and oyster fishermen. The measure was approved by a vote of 26 to 0. The Senate adjourned at about 6:15 p.m. Tuesday and is to go back into session at 4 m.

today. Ouachita School Tax Bill Killed Times Capital Bureau BATON ROUGE The House Education Committee deferred indefinitely with no opposition a proposed bill which would have allowed the Ouachita Parish School Board to create school districts for bond taxing purposes. The action effectively killed for this special session the bill, offered by Ouachita Parish Rep. John Enaminger. Ouachita Parish Reps.

T. W. Humphries and Shady Wall spoke against the bill. Rep. H.

Lawrence Gibbs, committee chairman, was also opposed to it, although he did not speak against the measure. Industrial Project Okayed in Lincoln Applications are now being accepted for a "DOUBLE YOUR EFFECTIVENESS' SEMINAR TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, December 4-5, 1973 THE IMPORTANCEOF MANAGING TIME MOTIVATION AT ALL LEVELS THE NEED FOR LEADERSHIP STYLES FOR MIDDLE AND TOP MANAGEMENT cadia Baptist Home for a 40 acre tract of land which would be the site of the proposed new school. The board also re established the Arcadia School District No. 1 boundaries and abolished the old School District No. 123 which included Arcadia, Bienville and Gibsland.

Another resolution passed by the board named the polling places and the commissioners for the election. Richard Turner, principal of Arcadia High School and chairman of the Organizing and Building Committee which laid the groundwork for the proposed school, said that the committee agreed with the board that the election should be set as soon as possible. Bill Beck, a New Orleans bonding attorney, told the board that with the 18 mill figure proposed for the bond issue would decrease as assessments in the school district rose. According to Beck, the decrease in millage caused by increased assessments has already been noted in the Arcadia area. According to Beck, a bond issue voted in Arcadia several years ago levied a I0h mill figure on taxpayers, but by the time the bond issue was retired, rising assessments had reduced the millage to only mills.

playoffs was passed unanimously by the jury. The jury also heard a plea by Mrj. Jim Webb, head of the Northeast Louisiana Development Center, to draw up a resolution supporting presidential policy concerning the conservation energy resources in the Mideast Crisis. Times Capital Bureau BATON ROUGE The House of Representatives will meet at 6:10 a.m. today to begin consideration of Gov.

Edwin Edwards' tax package. The House Ways and Means Committee reported nine bills Monday evening, clearing the way for floor debate on the proposals. The measures include increases in the oil and gas severance taxes, and decreases in other consumer taxes. The decreases include: Credit against state income tax for federal income and excess profit taxes paid to the national government. Repeal of the tax on general or sale of electricity.

Repeal of the power use tax. Repeal of the tax on the sale and consumption of lubricating oils. Exemption of fuel oil used for boiler fuel from sales and use taxes Increase in the oil and gas well depletion allowance. Also reported out of committee Monday afternoon were bills which would: Impose a 50 h. maximum speed limit on all state highways.

Require that well logs, electrical logs or any information from down hole instrumentation become public record after one year. Allow the governor and the register of the State Land Office to negotiate for purchase up to 10 per cent of natural gas or other minerals in consideration for rights of way on public lands. Require mineral leases to give landowner option to The seminar leader is Dr. Russell Cansler, a nationally recognized professor of management at Northwestern University, Evanston and a business consultant to many national firms. FOR REGISTRATION OR HMU I Si II in its dealings with the parish in any claims unlike some of the larger, more well known firms, Sutton added.

An application for leasing the oil, mineral and gas rights of 3 75 acres of public land located on D'Arbonne Creek near Garner's Landing was received from E. R. Muskgraves. In other business the jury approved a motion to change a re-paving project from Lincoln Parish Road 404 to L. P.

44 and to widen the end of L. P. 5 to allow a school bus to turn around after picking up 10 school children saving the children a daily walk of about a quarter mile. A resolution commending; the schools, athletic departments and coaching staff of Grambling College and Louisiana Tech for being selected to play in the NCAA small college champion Times Ruston Bureau RUSTON The Lincoln Parish Police Jury voted Tuesday night to finalize an industrial bond project by accepting a motion to approve municiple tax free bonds for Fiberboard Corp. in Raston.

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