The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 8

8-A 1980 shreveport-bossier The Times CITY The Weather Dr. Hartley takes posts at LSU, VA -BRIEFS mm it- '4) 4 III DESK DERRICK E.F. "Gene" Love-land, vice president of oil products for Shell Oil will speak at the 5:55 p.m. meeting of the Shreveport Desk and Derrick Club today in the Petroleum Club. I i 1 'ifi I A rJm 'A r(ATMtt UIVKI ROTARY Harold Goldstein, director of the American Rose Society, will be the speaker at the Rotary Club of Shreveport's noon meeting today at the El Chico Restaurant, in Madison Park.

IfMUMB Harlan Whatley David Wasner 2 scouts receive Eagle ranks Dr. Henry G. Hanley has assumed roles as chief of the cardiology section at the Veterans Administration Medical Center and professor and chief of the cardiology section at LSU Medical Center. Hanley, a Harvard University graduate with a medical degree from Yale University's School of Medicine, came here from the University of Kentucky's School of Medicine and the VA Medical Center in Lexington. He was associate professor of medicine at the medical school and chief of the cardiology section at the VA hospital there.

Hanley has done research at Emory University, Yale University School of Medicine, Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, and the University of Kentucky College of Medicine. He was an investigator for the Howard Hughes Medical Institute while at Baylor. Here, he will continue his research on cardiac wall motion abnormalities that occur during myocardial ischemia when the heart is not getting enough blood to meet its needs. His particular interest in clinical work is cardiac catheterization, a technique whereby the condition of the heart can be assessed before surgery takes place. He has 11 years of experience in this technique.

Hanley's internship and part of his residency in medicine was at Boston City Hospital, Boston University Medical Services, in Boston, Mass. He finished his residency at Grady Memorial Hospital, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, and was a fellow in cardiology there from 1969 to 1971. LIONS South Shreveport City Council member John Scotto will speak to the West Shreveport Lions Club at noon today at the Riverboat Inn. Scotto will speak about the May 17 collective bargaining election. and the first United Methodist Church.Bill Hogg is his scoutmaster.

Wasner, 13, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Wasner, of 1507 Holiday Place. He was presented his award May 8.

He is a seventh grade student at Elm Grove Junior High School and is a member of Troop 75, his father is scoutmaster. He is a member of the Order of the Arrow and the First Two area boy scouts were awarded the rank of Eagle Scout in recent ceremonies. The new Eagles are Harlan Douglas Whatley of Shreveport and David Wasner of Bossier City. Whatley, 15, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Stanford B. Whatley of 645 Slattery Blvd. He was presented his award April 29. He is a student at Jesuit High School where he is in the 10th grade. He is a member of Troop 18 and is a member of the Order of the Arrow Showers are predicted today from southern Maine to New Jersey on the Atlantic coast, and from the Great Lakes region south to Louisiana and Florida on the Gulf Coast, according to the National Weather Service.

(AP Laserphoto Map) Forecasts SHREVEPORT AND VICINITY Showers and thunderstorms likely again this morning possibly severe with heavy rainfall amounts. Partly cloudy and not as warm tonight and Wednesday. High today mid 80s. Low tonight mid 50s. High Wednesday mid 70s.

LOUISIANA Rain ending today and tonight Mostly fair statewide Wednesday. High today in the 80s. Low tonight mid 50s to near 70 on the coast. Highs Wednesday from the mid 70s to low 80s. EAST TEXAS Mostly fair with mild nights and warm days through Wednesday.

Highs today 82 to 88. Lows tonight 52 to 62. Highs Wednesday 82 to 88. ARKANSAS Mostly sunny west partly cloudy east and warm today. Fair and cooler tonight and Wednesday.

Highs today mid 70s to mid 80s. Lows tonight near 50 to upper 50s. Highs Wednesday in the 70s. EXTENDED FORECASTS Thursday-Saturday ARKANSAS Dry with a gradual warming trend. Highs near 80 Thursday warming into the low and mid 80s by Saturday.

Lows mid 50s to low 60s. EAST TEXAS Partly cloudy and warm. Lows Thursday upper 50s to the low 70s. Highs Thursday low 80s to 90s. Lows Friday and Saturday near 60 to upper 70s.

Highs Friday and Saturday in the 80s. Baptist Church of Bossier City. The awards were presented by the Clltss ft respective scoutmasters. 8Cl Dr. Henry G.

Hanley He has published 21 scientific papers. Hanley was born in Providence, R.I. He and his wife, Linda, have two children, Tara, 5, and April, 1. New Ward 9 JP is commissioned Jimmy D. Banks of Route 1, Box 448, Hosston, has been commissioned as justice of the peace in Ward 9 of Caddo Parish.

The annoucement was made Friday by Secretary of State Jim Brown, who indicated the appointment was made by the Caddo Parish Police Jury. Banks will replace Charles E. Herrington, who UNO chancellor to talk at LSUS graduation The Shreveport-Boss-ier Vocational Technical Institute, 2010 N. Market is accepting applications for a notary public review class. The class, which will begin today, will run from 7 to 9:30 p.m.

Education briefs Temperatures SHREVEPORT Dr. Homer L. Hitt, chancellor of the University of New Orleans, will deliver the commencement address to the sixth graduating class of Louisiana State University in Shreveport. The graduation exercises are set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Municipal Auditorium.

Hitt has been with the LSU system since 1941. He is a native of Comanche, Texas, and has been chief administrative officer of the New Orleans university since its founding in 1958. He will retire as chancellor June 30. High Yesterday 81 Low Yesterday 72 High Year Ago 68 Low Year Ago 55 Record Low 42 in 1960 Rain 61 inch Sunset 8:06 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow Why pre-arrange a funeral? AgResearch is presented to the senior agriculture student attaining the highest degree of proficiency in scholarship, leadership and a supervised agricultural program.

Washington is vice president of the Benton High School chapter of Future Farmers of America. His agricultural program consists of registered Hereford cattle, corn, sheep and farm mechanics. He plans to attend Louisiana State University in Shreveport, where he will major in agriculture. Record High 96 in 1886 6:18 a.r REGIONAL lo kl pc. 71 oo 74 .00 Alatandrla Baton Rouoa Biloil Dallai Jackie 71 Lafavatta 71M Laka 71 Lrtll.

Rock 45 71 1. 7ft 2. Mobila 44 Monroa 73 at Naw Orktant 70 04 .1 44 17 ElOortdo. 70U.42 Galvaston 74 74 .01 Hotalon 74 .00 NATIONAL The funeral that's easiest on your family financially as well as emotionally is one that's arranged in advance. It cushions the shock for those you love by sparing them decisions when they're filled with grief.

The time to make funeral arrangements is when you are in good health and looking forward to a long life. Perhaps tomorrow? We never know about tomorrow, so we're offering you a reason for immediate action today. Call Charles Boone at Boone Funeral Home it's his business to know about things like this. New York 00 72 Oklahoma 44 a Pittsburgh 54 47 1 San 52 51 Sioui Falls 34 44 Spokane 44 41 Washington 45 17 NATIONAL EXTREMES Lev il at Williston, O. ft at Oat Rio, Texas la III PC Atlanta 14 .00 Boston ft .00 Chicago SO ft .00 Oanvar 40 41 .01 Detroit.

44 .01 Kanui City 53 74 .10 Lai Vegas. SO 7ft .00 Lol Angola! .00 Minnaapolli a at .00 Editor named Shelia A. Gour of Shreveport has been named editor of the "Daily Reveille," the Louisiana State University student newspaper, for the summer term. The graduate of Woodlawn High School is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Dewey Gour of Shreveport. Miss Gour is a journalism news-editorial major and has worked as information specialist for the Louisiana Army National Guard, publicity assistant for the United Way in Shreveport and control room operator for a cable vision company in Baton Rouge. River stages Scholarships presented Lyda Sue Hazzard of Byrd High School and Jonette Stecklein of Southwood High School will receive scholarships Thursday to the University of Texas in Austin. The awards will be presented at the 7 a.m. annual meeting of the Texas-Exes at Pierremont Oaks Tennis Club.

Texas basketball coach Abe Lemons will be the speaker for the event. Miss Hazzard, daughter of Frances Hazzard, is the top graduate in her class with a 3.97 grade average. She has won many regional and state honors in the National Forensic League. Miss Stecklein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Carroll L. Stecklein, had a 3.98 grade average. She is also a National Merit Scholarship winner. SABINE Gladewater 2t 15.4 0.4 Rise RESERVOIRS DenHon Dam 411.47 220 Toledo Bnd Patman Dim, 225.74 OUACHITA Camden 24 00 4 1.5 Fall Monroe 40 35.2 0.3 Fall BIG BLACK Jonesvllle 50 41 0 0.4 Fall ATCHAFALAYA SlmmsporL 47 23.4 0.1 Fall Melville 41 1440 0.7 Fall LaRose a 14.0 0.S Fall 'Morgan 4 04.1 0.0 Rise PEARL Jackson 2 00.4 2.0 Fall Pearl River 12 11.4 0.0 Rise ARKANSAS Little Rock 13 07.4 0.2 Fall m-Missing FS STG 24HC RED Gainesville 2S 13 0.2 Fall Arthur City 2t 1.7 0.7 Fall DaKalb 24 14 0.1 Fall Index 25 S.O 0.1 Fall Fulton 27 4.4 1.1 Fall Shreveport 4.1 0.4 Fall Grand Ecora 1 14.1 NC Alexandria 32 10.4 0.7 Fall GLOVER Glover It 3.4 0.1 Fall LITTLE Idabel 30 S.O 0.2 Fan Horatio 27 S.5 0.4 Fall Millwood 254.27 0.1 Fall SULPHUR Wright Patman 225.74 NC CYPRESS Lake-o-the Pines. 224.70 0.1 Fall Caddo 170.10 0.1 Fall funeral home Award presented Otis Washington, son of Lila Washington of Benton, is the recipient of the 1980 DeKalb Agricultural Accomplishment Award.

The award, sponsored by DeKalb 2156 Airline Drive, Bossier City Stage forecasts Little and Glover rivers, southeast Oklahoma, southwest Arkansas Heavy rainfall along the basin will produce a moderate rise for the next two days. Caddo Lake, Moorinosoort Continued slow fall until significant rain occurs. inn 14th Fulton 4.7 4.5 0.4 0 4 Alexandria 10.1 4 4 Middle Red River Continued slow fall until significant rainfall occurs. Voter complaint service planned 814 SHREVEPORT-BARKSDALE HIGHWAY 865-6517 1 0A. -9 P.M.

FREE The U.S. Office of Personnel Management will provide an examiner in New Orleans to receive complaints from any eligible registered voters who are denied the right to vote in the May 17 elections. All complaints must be Hied within 48 hours after the polls close. The examiner will be on duty from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday and from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday.

Elections will be held Saturday in Bossier, Caddo, DeSoto, East Carroll, East Feliciana, Ouachita, St. Helena and West Feliciana parishes. Complaints may be filed by calling collect 504-589-2768 or by writing the Voting Rights Examiner, U.S. Office of Personnel Management, 610 South Street, New Orleans, La. 70130.

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