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itiuill iucsuay, April 29, 3 -b TELEVISION TUESDAY (The radio and television schedules contained in this column are published a5d a service ,0 readcrs newspaper The newspaper is stations inaccuracies in the schedules which are supplied by -ho stations concerned.) Programs listed in the TV log are also available on Cable 8 Tattletales Bonanza Affair Weather, Sports Times Five-0 Jones Weatner, Sports "Madiqan, The Midtown Beat" Prayer, Wednesday Morning Study Morning Ark-La-Miss Harvey Comments Report Kangaroo Joker's Wild You See It of Life News Young i The Restless for Tomorrow 8 Report at Noon The World Turns Guidinq Light Edqe of Niqht Price Is Riqht New Match Game. Television Previews I (1) Legal Notices 10 Money Maze Partridge Family T-ek Weather, Sports or Consequences Hillbillies Happy Days Zoo Review It to Beaver World Film Theater Weather, Sports 6 impossible "Returning Home' Welby Weather, Sports World of Entertainment WecnesCtv -loming Ark-La-Miss America 14 "They Only Come Out at Night' Storv Show Wednesday Morning Show Sweepstakes of Fortune Blank 11.00— Password Second My Children M.ake A Deal Pyramid Showdown Hospital 2 Life to Live Rollers Squares Check News Not For Women Only of Our Lives Doctors World KTBS-TV, Shreveport, 3 Money Maze "Mighty Joe Young" Weather, Sports 6.00—Truth or Consequences Teii The Truth Days 7.30—Movie "Returning Home' Welbv Weather, Sports World Mystery Wednesday Morning Prayer World Zoo America 9 "The Big Carnival" Thirty Report My Children Make a Deal Pyramid Biq Showdown Hospital Life to KSLA, Shreveport, 12 Tattletales Weather, Sports Show 7 Times Five-0 Jones Weather, oorts "Madigan- The Midtown Beat" Weor.e-eay Morning Pastor Report captain Kangaroo Street Now You See It Love of Life Report Young 8, Restless for Tomorrow 12.00—Noon Report the World Turns Light cf Niqht Price Is Riqht Game '75. KTAL, Shreveport, 6 Island The Rifleman Weather, Soorts Beverly Hillbillies Adam-12 "Thev Only Come Out at Night' Dream of Jeanme Chaparral Van Dyke Weather, Sports Haw "They Only Come Out at Night 9 Police Storv Story Weather, Soorts Show Wednesday Mornlne Colleqa "6" Show Sweepstakes 5 10 Weather Sports Wednesday Morning 6:00 -Jambalava Show Sweepstakes of Fortune of Fortune 10 00 Rollers wood Souares Jackpot Check Report Today of Our Lives Doctors World 10 Rollers Hollywood Squares 11.00—Jackpot Ethma Odum Report of Our Lives Doctors Another World WJTV, Jackson, 12 Wild Griffin Hillbillies Weather, Sports -Price Is Riqht -Good Times -Hawaii Five-0 -Barnabv Jones Weather, Sports "Madiqan: The Midtown Beat Weonesoay Morning 6:30 7 007 38 00 inq Semester Morning News Kangaroo Room 10 -Now You See It 10:30 Love Of Life and Restless Search for Tomorrow Weather The World Turns 1 Liaht of Niqht 2 Is Right Match Game WLBT-TV, Jackson, 3 3 omerset 3 Place 4 00 Lucy Show 30 5 30 News, Weather, Daniel Boone "They Opi Stors Weather, Soorts IQ Toniqht Show 12:00 The Tomorrow Show Wednesday Memmg 6 10 Prayer '5-Our World Weather Show 9 00 With Judy Hiqh Rollers Hollywood Squares 11.00— Jackpot Playmates 12.JO—Noon News Days of Our Lives i Another World Chonnel 11 3.00—Math For Teachers 3 The Job Neighborhood Seame Street Electric Company 6 Experience 7 Inside Out Experiencing Inside-Out 9 00-- Evening at 10 00 1 Consumer Experience Bank 10 40 -Art For Tne Day Wednesday For The Day 7 oo Adult and Continuing Education Bank el For Day 8: 10 Guidance Studies 9 20 And Thinqs 9.40—Getting The Word Company 10 10.5011 00 11 30 1 00 2:00 2:052:10 2:252 45- Proiect Survival -About ississippi You Get the Message -Words Are For Reading -Sesame Street -Exoiorers Unlimited This, Our Country -Bread and Butterflies -Ripples Electric Company -Art for the Day -About Books -Cover to Cover -Matter of Fact -Words Are For Reading local and Per: Page 7:30 p.m. 7:07 San Dun- KMLB 1440 KHx FM Stereo Sine On a m. til 9 a Larry Rhymes 9 to 10 30 a Tom 6.

Lynn Talk Show 10 30 a m. Tom Gay 2 until 7 Dave King 7 till midnight Mark Bishop Partv Line 7 30-9 00 104.1 MHz Monroe Sine on 5 a Adult beau I fiful music in stereo NBC News on the hour. Local news cn the half hour Bos I ton Pops in Concert, Tues- day nights at 8 Classic Hour, Thursday night at 8. Sine off 17 midnight. 106.1 MHi Monroe Sine on 5 am.

Trading post at 10 30 a Gospel music 11:30 til 1 p.m. Country music the remainder of the day Sine off at 10 p.m. KUZN 1310 KHz W. Monroe Country Politian Music throughout the day 6 til 10 a.m. Don Younger; 10 til 11 a m.

Ralph Emery; 11 til 3 Steven Kaye; 3 m. til sine off Lee Stevens. Alex Myatt I and JoAnn McGregor on weekends. KHz Lake Providence Sine on sunrise; sine off at 7-15 p.m. News sum- mary on the half-hour Headlines on the hour Ark and La News Round- up at 12 noon Top 40 Community service five times dally.

92.7 MHTz 6 a.m. 9 p.m. Beautiful music 9 p.m. 12 mid. I Negro spirituals and soul music.

104.9 Crosseft, Ark. Local and National news on the hour with state news 5 before the hour. rid. 30 i Open James Show. 2 Danny KAGH 1230 KHz Crossett, Ark.

Sine on sunrise, sine oft Sunset Local and national news on the hour, and state news at 5 before tbe hour. Stock market reports I at 4 5 and 6 p.m Variety music through the day. KMAR 1570 KHz Winnsbore Sine on 6 a.m. Modern country music through the day Mutual News at 25 and 55, state and local news on the hour. Mutual Sports at 7 30 a.m., 1:30: p.m.

and 4:30 p.m. Affili- ated with the LSU Sports Network Sine off at sun- set. 95.9 MHz Winnsboro Sine on at 6 a.m. Af- filiated with Mutual Broad casting System and the LSU Sports Network. Sine off II p.m.

KCTO 1540 KHz Columbia Sunrise to sunset; country and western music; farm news, 7 a.m.; Let's talk bargain, 9:30 a local news on the quarter-hour, KHz Jonesboro Sine on 6 a.m. Sine off at sunset. News at 55 past the hour. Musical varie- ties throughout the day. KHz Rayvilie Sine on sunrise; sine off sunset.

Musical variety throughout the day with news on the hour. KWCL 1280 KHz Oak Grove Sine on 6 a.m. 6 to 5 30 p.m. Country Pol itian Music. Sine off 5:30 p.m.

News on the hour. 98.3 MHz W. Monroe Local news on the halt- hour. Stereophonic soul I trom the top heavy forty I survey throughout the day. Today's Top Shows RADIO I Note: In the following schedules, news and music will be featured unless otherwise indicated.) KWKH, Shreveport, 1 30 KHz, FM 94 5 MHz Popular country 6.30 am :2 15.12 35 pm.

K-ROK FM Stereo 94.5 MHz Contemporary Stereo Rock. 6-10 a.m. Dave Snowi 30 p.m., Dannv to a.m.-2 P.m. Boa Graif; Country Partv 7-6 p.m. Gone Kent; 6-9 John Trimble p.m.

Roaer Garrett; 9 ibow, 06 p.m.-l a.m. Nitesmoke; 16 t.m. Boogie Ro1' music; i Monday 7-8 p.m. Rap Session KTDL 1470 KHz Formerville Sine on sunrise, sine off sunset Musical variety throughout the day. News on the hour.

County agent at 8:15 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. KHz Bastrop Country music through the day. Sine on 6 a.m. 6 a m.

til 10 a m. Danny Dunn, 10 a.m. til 2 Andy Nelson; 2 p.m. til 4 m. Larry Rust; 4 p.m.

til sine off Arty Shmn. Local and National News on the hour. Here are top television programs as previewed and selected by TV staff of experts, who attend rehearsals, watch screenings, and analyze scripts in New York and Hollywood. Where no letter appear the station is local. Out of town stations have the first letter of their city, then the channel number.

Good Times. (Repeat). a perky show' on J. talents as a budding artist. For 50 bucks, J.

J. is comissioned to paint a nude portrait of a sexy neighbor known as the Wiggler. The situation finds mother Florida sizzling, but the writers come up with a reasonable solution along with a slapstick finale. Viewers will approve of the casting of Betty Bridges as the knockout model. 7 p.m.

Channels 8, S-12, and J-12. M-A-S-H. (Repeat). Fans, if you missed this one about the effects of stress on medics and assistants during a lengthy emergency operating room session, tune it in tonight. Everybody gets a slice of the section a mixture of laughs, pathos and irony.

A topflight script by Larry Gelburt and Laurence Marks brings out the best of the 7:30 p.m. Channels 8, S-12, and J- 12. Police Story. (Repeat). The accent here is on courage, stamina, and the determination of a man to overcome a handicap and make it work to his advantage.

Although little is done to flesh out the supporting characters in Frank script, his story about a cop who loses his hand in a bomb explosion, and chooses a workable hook instead of a cosmetic hand to prove he can remain active in the field, will hold your attention. So will David Birney as the guy who earns the title to 9 p.m. Channels 14, S-6, A-5, and J-3. Wide World Special. Marriage Had Actress Dyan Cannon hosts a show about failed marriages and their aftermath, as well as contemporary attitudes toward marriage, with a group of guests including marriage consultants, legal authorities, people who have written about divorce, and a number of people who have been divorced.

10:30 p.m. Channels 10 and S-3. TV Key Mailbag Today's Movies Loretta Young Has No Plans By Steven H. Scheuer Q. It looks as though a former classmate of mine has made it in Hollywood.

His name is Paul Tulley, a 1960 graduate of Newark (Delaware) High School. Is he going to be a regular on David series? Mrs. J. Hockessin, Del. A.

Paul Tulley plays Set. Roberts in which has recently moved its location from San Diego to Los Angeles. Anthony Zerbo, as Lt. French, and Tulley are regulars. Q.

Is Maureen Stapleton. who starred in of the Stardust related to Edith Stapleton of in the Mrs. C. M. Philadelphia, Pa.

A. Jean Stapleton, who plays Edith Bunker, is not related to Maureen Stapleton. Dialing for Dollars Theater. Joe (1949). Good.

Ernest B. Sehoedsack. Terry Moore, Ben Johnson, Robert Armstrong, Mr. Joseph Young, Frank McHugh. Updating of King Kong theme has comparable special effects, but no matching storyline, and Moore is no Wray.

Mr. Young is good, though.3:30 p.m. Channel S-3. World Premiere Movie. Only Come Out at 7:30 p.m.

Channels 14, S-6, A-5, and J-3. Tuesday Movie of the Week. (1975). Get out the handkerchiefs and prepare to enjoy a good cry for this TV remake of Samuel Best Years of Our It proves that old fashioned sentiment can still pack a punch. Stars like the late Fredric March and Myrna Loy may be missing, but this story of World War II veterans adjusting to small town life depend upon them to bring tears and sympathy for their plight.

The surpise of the film turns out to be Vietnam veteran James R. Miller, a complete amateur, who gives a most moving performance as Homer Parrish, the amputee. may be an overworked word, but it fits this show. 7:30 p.m. Channels 10 and S-3.

The Late Movie. The Midtown (1972). Well handled, melodramatic tale, full of people who ring true, starring Richard police force officer Madigan. In this story, he becomes in- volved in a strange story' of a 15 year old black busboy, who holds up a party given by a wealthy bigot bent on doing business with hotshot hoods, and gets away with a thousand dollars" in cash. What makes this story more interesting than most cops robbers tales, is the trail of clues Madigan during which he meets, makes friends with, and confronts a number of exceedingly vivid, well drawn characters.

p.m. Channels 8. S-12, and J-12. (1) Legol Notices 1 men! and appurtenance thereto to be nual Basis Total Annual Rent erected or constructed on said land in Option to Renew: Yes. No.

of Years 1 connection with the exploration and-or Failure to provide the required infor- qevelopment of said oil and qas shall be mation In the affidavit or the filing of subject to the prior written approval of erroneous or incomplete information in the head of the agency having jurisdic- the affidavit or the public notice shall tion and control over said lands or his i be cause for the voiding of the lease, duiv authorized representative, and this A copy of the public notice with proof provision which requires prior approval o' its publication and a copy of re snail be administered and governed by quired affidavit by the Lessor shall be the provisions of 50 R. Section Z9 32 attached to the lease agreemenet or as that Section existed on the date of! contract, appropriation, April 25, 1973, which Sec- Monroe, La. tion is hereby incorporated herein. April 15, 22, 29, 1975 It is stated in the amended declare- tion of taking as to the first declaration of taking filed April 25, 1973, it is intended by the amendment that aforesaid declaration of taking is not changed, and is not intended to oe changed, in any respect except as above expressly set forth You are further notified that it you Town of Sterlington The followinq resolution was offered by Mr. John Reppono and seconded by Mr.

J. A. Cain. RESOLUTION A resolution showing dissatisfaction with the action taken by Sterlington Sewer District No I. WHEREAS, the Town of Sterlington have any objection or defense to the I ir tta takinq of your property you are required hir rrnn ni th iii? rr tn nrvsn nlAinlHF'e n9VC DGGD (H PTQCeSS Of The takeover ep o' '10 operation and maintenance of the SS Sterlington Swer District No.

1 by the ty (20) days (after personal service of this notice upon you, exclusive of the day of service) an answer identifying the property in which you claim to have interest, stating the nature and extent cf the interest claimed and stating all your objections and defenses to the Town of Sterlinqton, and most recently the Sterlington Sewer District No. 1 de- cidinq, through its commissioners, to discontinue this plan; and WHEREAS, the Sterlinqton Sewer District No. 1 has initiated plans to increase the size and jurisdiction of the trict No. 1 is presently negotiating with the firm ot Jenkins and Madden of West Monroe, Louisiana, to install a sewer system solely within the jurisdictional limits of the Sterlinqton Sewer District No. 1 by obtaining a grant through the Environmental Protection Agency; and WHEREAS, the Mayor and the Town In Giving his life, Larry Lee Duckett of Columbia saved the life of his captain when the tugboat you a "appearance i t- a in mi i ii proceeding may proceed to pre- son met trouble on Sept.

13, 1973. This week Mr. and trial or trial without further notice to Mrs. Earl A. Duckett of Columbia received the Car- donald walter negie Hero Fund medal, upon which is inscribed the Bv.

perkin jr Biblical verse: love hath no man than this, First Assistant that a man lay down his life for his Mrs. apeso. Boxne33 Duckett, displaying the medal, said only three other Dated: 71141 such awards have been granted to residents of Louisi- The matter ana. (Staff photo by John I. Fogleman) w.wisaSram".Va5 Carnegie Medal Received Here y'T 50 ,0 i Sterlington Sewer District No.

1 to take thp ,11 Dlack residences south of the Town thl rm.rt WHEREAS, the SteUinqton Sewer Dis- of the court to proceed to hear the ac-inf And tion and to fix the just compensation Sterlington, and shall constitute a waiver of all defenses and objections not so presented You are further notified that if you have no objection or defense to the taking you may serve upon plaintiff's attorney a notice of appearance designating the property in which you claim to be Council of Town 'of Sterlington feci a Proceedings affecting that such a and proposition would loot be in the best interests and growth ih! 1 i. 01 fhe Town of Sterlinqton and the sur- fr ii compensation, wheth- areas because the plan does er or not you have or served pot consider surrounding areas that yOU are in need of sewerage at this sent evidence as to the amount of the 1 time to wit compensation to be paid tor the property a Chroke Subdivision in which you have any interest and you may share in the distribution of the award of compensation. You are further notified, however, that KVOB KHz Bastrop Sine on 5 a.m News on the half hour and hour. Country Music until sine off. Affifllited with Mutual Broadcasting System, LSU and St.

Louis Sport Network 104.9 MHz Jonesboro Sine on 6 a.m. Sine otf at 10 p.m. Stereo musical va rleties throughout the day. News at 55 past the hour KHz Monroe (Tuesday through Friday) Music trom KNOE Heavy 30 Survey, except local news 51 past the hour; ABC news 55 after the hour; Kathryn Kuhlman 10 am. Farm Repo 5.30 Paul Harvey 7:30 Market Prices 12:15 p.m 101.9 MHz Mcnroii Sine on 5:54 a.m.

News on the hour local news haft past the hour. Music except Agricultural reoort 6:30 a.m. and Kathryn Kuhlman at 7:30 p.m. KHz Monroe Modern country music and i gospel throughout I the day. Mutual news on the half hour.

Al Wester, I sports, at 5 05 p.m. Ful ton Lewis, III at 6 pm 1 Dave at 11.55 p.m is Loretta Young planning a comoback soon? I think she was the best of all the TV stars. H. Bridgeport, Conn. A.

Judy Lewis, actress daughter, recently was asked the same question about her famous mother by Merv Griffin on bis show, and she said her mother is retired. Judy added that her mother, who had worked since she was a teenager, now wants to en- jov time away from the spotlight. Q. I say Valerte Harper wear a bra in You can some- tmms see through her clothes. Mv sister says Valerie do a thing like C.

Verplanck, N. Y. A. We have no inside information about Valerie lingerie. your extraordinary vision should make viewing most interesting.

Q. Whore can I get a picture of the cast of for mv sister? Mrs. K. Winter Haven, Fla. A.

Try writing Spelling- Goldberg Productions, 20th Century Fox Studio, West Pi oo Hollywood, Calif. Q. Did Ted Knight of the Tyler Moore ever play the Lone Ranger and did Guy liams, who was in in play Zorro in the old TV series? T. B. Toledo, Ohio.

A. Ted Knight never got the opportunity to shout ho, in his career hut Guy Williams left the Spanish' countryside covered with as the invincible Zorro. Did Tony Mustante, star of the now defunct series, aooear in a movie called With the Crystal S. Schenectady, N.Y. A.

Tony Mustane made a few films in Europe and Bird With the Crystal is among them. (For an answer to your question about TV program or actor, write to Steven II. Scheuer, TV KEY MAIL RAG, care of this paper.) Youngblood Set For Honors Today William Hugh. Youngblood, (recently selected as Young Businessman of the Year will, be the guest of honor at a testimonial dinner tonight. The will be given by Ouachita National Bank.

Youngblood, president and owner of Specialty Sound in Monroe, was selected for the i award by the New Orleans Disi trict Advisory Council of the Small Busmess Administration from a group of resumes submitted by candidates through- out the states. Youngblood began his business career in 1968 while still I a student at Northeast ana University and expanded i through assistance of the SBA and Ouachita National Bank. His business pulls 25 per cent of its sales from Monroe, 20 per I cent from Arkansas, 18 per cent from Jackson, 12 per cent from Shreveport and the remaining 25 per cent from throughout North Louisiana. musical outlet has eight fulltime employes. Youngblood holds a B.

S. degree in marketing from NLU and is completing requirements for a degree in physics from NLU. He expects to receive credit in June from California Tech, extension division, for work on current trends in audio engineering. A musician, Youngblood has been in two musical groups while attending high school and college. TRACT NO.

115 The NVjNVj, E' and Lots 1, 2, 3, 6, and 7, in section 33, township 19 north, range 3 east, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana, containing 438 46 acres, more or less, and TRACT NO. 116 The and Lots 4, 5, and 8 of section 33, township 19 north, ranoe 3 east, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana, containing 161.44 acres, more or less. Name of purported owner: Benjamin M. Peters, et al. Address of purported owner: c-o Beniamin M.

Peters, 504 Bres Ave- dallion received this week by youth with aitection, recalling nue. Monroe, Louisiana 71201 Estimated compensation: Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Duckett him as ambitious and energetic tract no.

213 of Columbia is a single sentence and dedicated to self improve-j Parish, Louisiana, containing 40.00 acres, more or less. Name of purported owner: William M. Inabnet, et Address of purported owner, Wifliam inabnet, 2117 Forsythe Monroe, Louisiana 71201 Estimated compensation: 00 TRACT NO. 310 The of section 3, township 19 north, range 2 east. Union Parish, Louisiana, containing 39.96 acres, more or less.

TRACT NO. 317 Lot 5 of section 2, township 19 north, ranqe 2 east. Union Parish, Louisiana, containing 54.20 acres, more or less. TRACT NO. 313 That part of Lot 7 in the WV of section 2, township 19 north, ranqe 2 east.

Union Parish, Louisiana, containing 20.01 acres, more or less. TRACT NO. 321 That part of Lot 7 in the of section 11, tewnshio 19 north, ranoe 2 east. Union Parish, Louisiana, containing 15.53 acres, more or less. TRACT NO.

322 That oart of Lot 8 in the SEVxSEVi 01 section 11, township 19 north, ranoe 2 east, Union Parish, Louisiana, containing 17.25 acres, more or less. TRACT NO. 334 The SVj of Lot 7 of section 13, townshiD 19 north, ranqe 2 east. Union Parish, Louisiana, containing 73.91 acres, more or less. and TRACT NO.

335 That oart of Lot 6 in the SW'xSE'A of section 13, township 19 north, ranoe 2 east, Union Parish, Louisiana, containina 5.34 acres, more or less. Name of purported owner: Beniamin M. Peters, et al Address of ouroorted owner: c-o By Travis Mayo At Triple Eelectronics Shop Staff riter in West Monroe where Duckett Inscribed on the reverse side works, those who work beside of the Carnegie Hero Fund me- the father remember the heroic full of deep meaning for the ment. Darents of the youth who gave: Tlie picture of the youth that is, his life to save another. carried in Mrs.

Duckett's purse to Larry Duck-, snows a teenager in tne cap-and- ett who died helping to save W. gown of his high school gradua- Chester Taylor from suffoca- non. tion, Sept. 13. 1973, Weeks, The other member of the fam- Newspaper accounts of that ily is Yvonne, a hero sister.

fateful incident toll how the 19- 7l Leqal Notices vear-old Columbia youth, who was working as a deckhand on united states district court 11 WESTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA tugboat to earn money for a col-: monroe division lege education, gave his life to united states of A merica Plaintiff save his captain. v. thn tmrhnat 8w-10 ACRES 0F LAND' M0RE 0R As tne tugooat Aicnison situate in ouachita and Dixie Acres Subdivision C. Ara alonq Old Sterlinqton Highway which includes black residences D. The area in Bayou Bartholomew Subdivision across Bavou Bartholomew in Morehouse Parish E.

The new Bartholomew Sewer District No. 1 which is virtually completed F. The Sterlington High School; and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Town Council are very much opposed to the negotiations now underway between the Sterlinqton Sewer District No. 1 and Jenkins and Madden engineering firm in the construction of a revised and improved sewerage system for the Sterlington Swer District No 1 because Mayor and Town Council of the Ouachita and Union Parishes, State of of Sterlinqton tee! that for the Louisiana. A description of the land of Sterlington and surrounding en, together with the names of the pur- 1 areas to qrow and progress as expc- ported owners thereof and a statement diently as possible, it would be in the of the sum estimated to be just compen -1 best interests of the residents of the sation therefor, is as follows: Town of Sterlinqton and surrounding areas for the Mayor and Town Council of the Town of Sterlinqton fo pian and co-ordinate the revisions and updatinq of all the sewerage problems for all the residents of the Town of Steriino- ton and surroundino areas; BE IT RESOLVED that the Mayor and Town Council of the Town of linqton qo on record as beina against the neqotiations now underway between Sterlinqton Sewer District No 1 and Jenkins and Madden.

Consulting Engineers, for the construction and updating of Sterlinqton Sewer District No. 1 and further directir.a the Clerk of the Town of Sterlington to send a copy of this resolution to David Bruce of the Environmental Protection Agency in Orleans, to the Environmental Protection Aqency district office in Dallas, and fo the Monroe News-Star ard the Ouachita Citizen, and to the Ouachita Parish Police Jury. The foregoing resolution having been submitted to a vote, the vote thereon resulted as follows: YEAS: J. A. Cain, Ted Taylor, John Oennond, Cecil Huckabav, Thomas Gilmore NAYS: None ABSENT: None And the resolution declared adopted this 24th day of April, 1975.

st J. O. Cooper MAYOR s): Billie J. Barnett CLERK April 29, 1975 moved along the Intercoastal union parishes state of louisi tho cniitliorn rwart nf ANA, AND BENJAMIN M. PETERS, ET Canal in the southern part ot Au AND unknown owners Iberia Parish, Capt, Toy- Defendant lor went below deck to investi-! "Totke'of condemnation gate a water leak and was over- TO: Benjamin M.

Peters, individually i romp hv tovir fumes Two crew- and as Testamentary Executor of Estate; come Dy TOXIC iumts. 1 Mrs. Flora M. Potts, John Roumain men, Duckett and Tom Medford Peters, jr. (jotm Peters, Hen-1 of riarksvillp Ark Iry Bernstein, Henry Bernstein- III, 1 OJ WiarKSVliie, I Cherry Louise Bernstein Gulledge, to save the captain life.

Inee Bernstein, The Estate of Jack i Inabnet, Dr. William Barlow inabnet, After the Arkanss man was Mrs. Mary Lavine Inabnet McLen- forced topside bv the fumes william M. Inabnet, Elizabeth "Hap- 1 RY Hudson Magee, Margaret Hudson was overcome by them, Duckett Norwood, Dorothy Kidd Sboiars, Char- Lurfoorlorl in mtttina a rnnr Scholars, James, Satchie Scholars, succeeded in putting a iopeipuryis Najden( S(a)e of LouisianaI around the captain SO that an- (United Gas Public Service oilier crew member could null Gre(3q 011 Co- lnc- c- Trahan new iiieiuuti luuiu ling Contractor, Crescent Drilling the captain out of danger, Pan American Petroleum wt sisted bv Duckett from below. Louisiana Power and Light Beniamin M.

Peters, 504 Bres Ave- Humble OH and Refining Southwest Monroe, Louisiana 71201 Made unconscious bv the Natural Production Southern Natu- Estimated compensation: rx 1 rat Gas J. H. Snowden, D'Arbonne 00 mes, the Duckett youth tell Lumber and Oil Company, a Deleware ti- NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received in the office of the Business Manager, 100 Bry Street, Monroe, Louisiana until 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, May 6, 1975 for Special Education Ceramic Equipment and Supplies and Wankei Engine Course Additional information may be obtained from the Ouachita Parish School Board Office, 100 Bry Street, Monroe, Louisiana. OUACHITA PARISH SCHOOL BOARD James T. Lee, President ATTEST: J.

O. Lancaster, Secretary Monroe, La April 25, 28, 29, 1975 I am applying to the collector of revenue of the City of Monroe for a permit to sell liquor under class as defined by law in the Parish of Ouachita for the year 1975. The Village. 315 South 2nd. Monroe, La.

OWNER Aubrey C. Elliott, Jr. Monroe, La April 28, 29, 1975 fu Louisiana has submitted a grant modification under Title II of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act transferring of federal funds from Title I activities to Title II, Public iSeTheetolfowfngVAmounts were transferred ish Police and was killed, apparently corporation, D'Arbonne Company, an II- compensation for the interest in the land Title 1 1 linois Corporation, T. L. James 8.

Com-Ihorebv taken inclusive all riahtx set activities to i me drowning in water that had Ouachita Natural Gas forth in the declaration of takino is Sev- Pansh School Boarq seeped into the listing barge. Inc. c-o United Gas Pipe Line Company, entv Four Thousand S-ven Hundred and on Parish Polke jtry United Gas Pipe Line Company, Lois Fiftv Dollars 00) i. Ascension rarisn roi ce jury. The Carnegie Hero Fund had Jourvenat Bernstein, widow of A.

Mil-j Monroe, La Ponce Jury' notified the parents that gj il the organization wished to com- tees of husband of Rachel C. Hunter, it STATE OF LOUISIANA, DIVISION OF Pohce memorate their heroic L'lZZnZ IE' cap.V^lST^Ta?,Non rouge! 1P c.rroi, Parish Poiice Jury, ws; deed Mrs. DiuVtt receivedMho or medallion Monday. A booklet ac- pottS( Sheriff and Ex Officio Tax OUACHITA Parlsti Police JII'V, iv oomoanvinr the medal points Collector Union Parish, Sheriff and Ex- PUBLIC NOTICE ATTESTING THAT A it Vl Officio Tax Collector Ouachita Parish, PUBLIC LEASE IS BEING CONTEM- police Jury, Natclv OUl that the award ovei the Unknown Owners, Unknown Owners of PLATRD a to ti ilut vears has -mne to onlv three any mineral interests. Unknown Owners KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES- School Board, na.

10 unn uuet oJ any mortgages or incumbrances, ENT, that a public lease, with the State Pansh Police Jury, Other residents Of IjOUisiana. igny right Of wavs, leases or servitudes of Louisiana is contemplated by and ce The Other three recipients of Whatsoever nature or kind. between A. Porter, Jr. herein re- par'Sh Jury, 582.6.8; You are hereby notified that a com- ferred to as Lessor and the State of 97a- the medal survived the action plaint in condemnation has heretofore Louisiana Health Human Resources Jangipahoa1 Parish Pol ce Jury, that won them the medal filed in the Office of the Clerk of Adm.

herein represented by H. K. Sween- tensas Parish Police Jury, Ver- that won mun tne meciai. above named cogrt ip an acfior, ey, Deouty Commissioner herein referred Around the edge Of the medal- to condemn A. Porter who at- a ton Rouqe a rfshP olice Jury 1 lion, which bears the likeness Leret0 attached, subject, however, to ex- tests that he is empowered and autho- school nf Daln firnornp ib thp RihlioaF isting easements for publicroaca.and ized to execute said document.

and West Feliciana Parish school Board Of Dale Larnegie, IS tne moncai Utilities, railroads, and! FURTHER, E. a Porter, who be verse: Love hath no man than this, that a man dOWll his life for his friends. useo in connrcnon wim me cApiuioiignr i i.rj..( amoi oroduction and removal ot ments bemq leased: 2,100 sq. feet of Post Office Box 44094, Baton The youth had been working said oil and qas. includ(Rq any existing used by Div- of Mental Snal ofYanswer' on the tugboat Since May of and 1 2.

Street Name and Number: 303 Ar- USDOL Federal Building, 7th Floor, 1100 1973 his mother recalls He had pxrented and ikansas Monroe, La. Commerce Dallas, Texas 75202, within ms uiuuiti nidus. uou appurtenant rights so; excepted awl ex- 3 Ngmes gf fhe tQ fhe i30 davs of the date of this oublication graduated the previous a 1 eluded are hereby suboirdmated to the jE A porter, and Louisiana Health The comolete arant application is avaii- frnm ralHwnll Parish t-tiah rT 2 siaTes ic-, Human Resources Administration. able in review in the Louisiana Depart- from ansh Hlgn and submerge the land as may be of who are or jment of Employment Security Building School and had attended North- necessary in the construction, ope a ion wh0 ma become financially interested at Baton Rouge, Monday through Friday, pact Tntiisiana Ilnivprsitv for Y.m^n,en.inc.e 0 the lease: None the hours of 8:00 a.m, east Louisiana university IOl ed turther that any exploration or de- Terms the No cf Years, land 4:30 p.m. one vear.

He nad intended to veiooment of said oil and gas in and 1, yr 3 mos No. of Sq Ft. 2100 at La. under said land shall be subject to Fed- s2 76 Per Sq pt Per year on an An. lAprU 25 2g 29 1975 era! and State laws with respect to pol- 1 -----------------i lufion; and provided that the type and lo- continue a college career.

Buildings Need Zoning Okay All residents wishing to erect pre fabricated storage buildings on their propety must get zoning approval and building permits, according to Monroe Building Coordinator Dale B. Matha. Proper setback on the property is one requirement by the housing inspection department, Martha said, and the building permits are also required. He said any questions about the city policy will be answered by him or his inspectors at city hall. (1) Legal Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be opened and publicly read bv the Purchasing Section of the Division of Administration on the 13th Floor, State Capitol Buildinq, P.O.

Box Baton Rouge, Louisiana at 10:00 A.M. on fhe dates listed below for the following: Baton Rouge Office P-Posf-Mix Cold Drink Sys'em, 5-15 Bid proposal forms, information and specifications may be obtained from the Purchasing Section listed above No bids will be received after the date and hour specified. The riqht is reserved to reject any and all bids and to waive any informalities. CHARLES E. ROEMER, II Commissioner of Administration SHEFFIELD C.

SPRING State Director of Purchasing Monroe, La. April 29, 1975 cation of anv structure, improvement and 'appurtenance thereto now existlna or to be erected or constructed on said land connection with the exploration and-or development of said oil and gas shall be subject to fhe prior written approval of the head of the agency having jurisdiction and control over said lands or 1 his duly authorized representative, tor "ublic use for the establishment of a national wildlife refuoe in the Red River Basin, Louisiana, and for other uses incident thereto. The authority for the takinq is under and in accordance with the Act of 'onqress aporO''ed February 26, 1931 (46 Stat. 1421, 40 U.S.C. 258a, and acts sup- i olementary the eof.

and under the further authority of the Acts of Congress approved Apri' 24, 1888 (25 Stat 94, 33 U.C.S. 591) and March 1, 1917 (39 Stat. 948, 33 I U.S.C. 701), which authorize the acquisition ot land for river and harbor and flood control Acts of Congress approved July 14, I960 (Public Law as amended bv the Act of Congress approved December 31, 1970 (Public 91-611) which acts authorize the Ouachita and Black Rivers, Arkansas and Louisiana Project: and the Act of Con- dress aoproved August 25. 1972 (Public LaW 92-405), which act appropriated funds for such purposes.

MOPE MOPE On September 30, 1974. an amendment to the declaration of takina was filed so as fo amend the estate taken so as fo state: The estate taken for said public uses is the simple title to the (and described in Schedule 'A', subject, however, to existino easements tor oub- lie roads and highways, public utilities, I raiiroads and pipelines, excepting and frpm fhe taking all oil and gas in and under said land and all aoourte- nant rights used in connection with the exploration, development, production and removal of said oil and gas, including anv existino structures and improvements; provided, however, that the said oil and gas and appurtenant rights so exceoted and excluded are herebv subordinated to the prior rioht of the United States to flood and submerqe the land as may be necessary ir. the construction, operation and maintenance the pro- iect; provided further that anv exploration or development of said oil and gas in and under said land shall be to Federal and State laws with resoect to pollution; and provided that the tvpe and location of any structure, improve- Notice To Subscribers If You Fail To Receive Your Newspaper Please Call One of The Following Circulation Department Numbers: Mon. Thru Friday: From 5 a.m. To 7:30 p.m.

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