Soviet Ships Ground to Ground Missiles to Egypt
Washington sources report the Soviet Union has shipped about 20 modified Kennel air to ground missiles to Egypt for surface use with a 45 mile range. The move marks confirmation of offensive surface missiles to Cairo and follows continued Soviet resupply of arms despite war aftermath.
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Hedrick Smith
New York Times
Washington
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Russia
Egypt
Moscow
Cairo
Israel
U.S
Elath
Marcel Dassault
Bus Crash Probe Underway After Cotaco School Disaster
Alabama state troopers began a detailed examination of a Cotaco School bus to determine the cause of Tuesday's accident that killed four people and hospitalized 34 others.
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Dave Whittaker
Alabama State Troopers
Cotaco
Injury list from bus accident names injured in Morgan County
The list shows student victims hospitalized after the bus crash. Names include David Douzell Chatman 15 and Deborah Kay Norman 13, among others. Morgan County School Supt J C Pettey cites Alabama Highway Patrol investigators inspecting bus components at the Morgan County bus garage to determine the mishap cause.
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Decatur
David Douzell Chatman
Talucah
Guy Wayne Dudley
Valhermoso Springs
Richard Lane Beggs
Somerville
Deborah Kay Norman
Sharon Annette Beggs
Jerry Hoyt Ballinger
Regina Ann Ballinger
James Ronald Spurlin
Sheila Kay Wilhoite
Jimmy Clark Ballinger
Jackie Fay Tyler
Gregory Ray Henderson
Rose Marie Henderson
Morgan County
J. C. Pettey
Hartselle
Alabama Highway Patrol
Alabama selects trio of counties for first demonstration health project
The Appalachian Regional Commission designated Morgan Lawrence and Limestone in Alabama as a multi county demonstration health project with a 132890 planning grant. Barrett Shelton Sr. leads the Tri County ARH Commission and the effort aims to build a regional medical center model for North Alabama. Funds will come from federal state and local sources to create comprehensive health services including preventive care diagnostics rehabilitative and mental health programs. Alabama becomes the eighth Appalachian state to designate such an area.
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Appalachian Regional Commission
Charleston
W. Va
Morgan, Lawrence
Limestone
Alabama
Tri-County
Appalachian Regional Health Planning Commission
Barrett Shelton Sr
Decatur Daily
Appalachia
Georgia
South Carolina
Ohio
North Carolina
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Residents seek to incorporate Gee's Bend as King City
Residents of Gee's Bend near Camden file a petition to form a new city and name it in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. The move aims to establish local governance reflecting civil rights heritage in the rural Alabama community.
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Camden, Ala
Twisters Kill 13 Across Kentucky and Ohio
Tornadoes ripped small communities in Kentucky and Ohio killing 13 and injuring 207. Four deaths in Falmouth Kentucky plus six in Wheelersburg Ohio and one each in nearby counties. More than 700 homes damaged and losses exceed 2 million dollars as residents describe collapsing roofs and enervating hail. Governor Nunn visited the scene and pledged aid.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Falmouth
Augusta
Wheelersurg
Clermont County
Brown County
Henry Dance
Pendleton County Hospital
No Combat For The F111s By Lewis M. Simons
No F111s flew against North Vietnam on Tuesday and a U S military spokesman in Saigon indicated the fighter bombers have not been grounded after a third crash in a month The Pentagon in Washington declined to comment and there was no confirmation on use in raids The North Vietnamese claimed shots down two F111s earlier this year with wreckage found in northern Thailand and a remote area of Thailand or Laos The two crewmen were rescued after the first two crashes No further details were provided
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Saigon
Washington
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Quang
Binh
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Tigarland
Thailand
Ta Khli
County Bus Safety Question Sparks Debate On Belt Install
In view of Tuesday's accident residents discuss adding seat belts and head supports on school buses. Call before 9 00 P M today to vote.
Repair risk as ceilings collapse in Decatur homes
City building inspector cites two recent Decatur ceiling collapses blamed on faulty materials. Alfred Hodgins narrowly escaped injury when his Brookmeade Road living room ceiling caved in. Neighbors warned other ceilings may fail as crews replace plaster and insulation in the 13 year old house.
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Decatur
Alfred Hodgins
Brookmeade Rd
Hodgins
City
Charles Yancey
Bradford Stops JP Operations in Decatur over Fee Dispute
Bradford, Justice of the Peace for six years, halted all JP work in Decatur due to a fee dispute with Morgan County District Attorney Richard L. Handley. He vows to stop issuing warrants and handling cases until paid enough to live, citing a 1850 Alabama statute allowing JPs to charge 75 cents on guilty pleas.
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Decatur
Justice For the Peace
Bradford l
Morgan County
Richard L. Handley
Bradford
Hundley
Justices of the Peace
Alabama
Jps
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Max Goldberg
Louie B. Nunn
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Ray Martin
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