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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1973

Page

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Coast Guard reviews Southern Railway bridge project at Decatur

The Coast Guard reports the Southern Railway System seeks approval to replace three fixed truss spans on the Tennessee River at Decatur with a vertical lift span. After completion the current swing span will be immobilized and river traffic will pass under the lift span. Work is scheduled to be completed.

Southern Railway System Coast Guard Tennessee River Decatur Department of Transportation St. Louis O. W. Siler Market St Tennessee Valley Authority TVA Florence

Agnew Calls Bribe Reports Lies as Resignation Sought

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew denounces bribe allegations as lies and vows not to resign. A federal grand jury in Maryland reopens sessions in Baltimore amid a broader corruption probe, though prosecutors decline to say if Agnew is the focus.

Washington Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Maryland Baltimore U.S Baltimore County Nixon

Deer poaching and rustling surge in Texas and Pennsylvania

The Associated Press reports deer poaching rose 60 percent in Pennsylvania in the first half of 1973, with 435 illegal deer bills vs 269 in 1972, amid high meat prices. Texas also sees more poaching. officials urge tougher enforcement and reporting, with fines up to 100 dollars and hunting-privilege revocation.

Texas Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Game Commission James A. Brown Commission Brown Grover Simpson Austin Tex New York State Malone

Pasadena youth kills Dean Allen Corll after all night party

Elmer Wayne Henley tells police he befriended Dean Allen Corll at Corll's Pasadena home after an all night party. He says Corll tried to handcuff him and bind two others, then announced he must kill them. Henley claims he grabbed a .22 pistol as Corll advanced and shot him, after learning of prior killings and burials.

Pasadena Breck Porter Houston Dean Allen Corll Corll Elmer Wayne Henley

On This Date 1945 Nagasaki Atomic Bombing

The notice recalls the U S dropping a second atomic bomb on Nagasaki in 1945 destroying more than half the city. It mentions contact numbers for placing ads and lists quick weather with near 90 high and 70 low, with rain probabilities. It ends with a Tennessee Valley theme as a privilege to live there.

U. S Japan Nagasaki Tennessee Valley

Watergate Inquiry Location Switched

The Senate Watergate committee moves operations from the Caucus Room to the New SOB auditorium on Capitol Hill as staff wrap three months of hearings Today the panel focuses on obtaining President Nixon's secret tapes and other key discoveries made under high pressure behind the scenes The fall agenda will explore dirty tricks and tangled finances while the TV spotlight shifts to a month-long recess.

Washington Senate Watergate Committee Senate All Business Capitol Hill Nances Nixon Watergate

Husband Charged In Wife's Death

Levi Miller 47 of County Line Road is charged with first degree murder in the death of his wife Rosetta Miller 38. Witnesses include two of seven children who saw the shooting and the body hidden beneath a bed wrapped in a quilt. Coroner ruled murder and toxicology confirmed a single .38 caliber head wound. Miller held without bond in Limestone County jail.

Tommy Stevenson Athens Limestone Madisoni Gerald Bates Levi Miller County Line Rd Rosetta Bates Miller Limestone County

Defense officials deny knowledge of Cambodia bombing lie

Washington AP reports Deputy Secretary William P. Clements Jr. and former Defense Secretary Elliot L. Richardson did not know at the time that false U.S. bombing data was being sent to Congress. In space news, Houston AP notes Arabella the space spider spun a gravityless web aboard Skylab 2. Halifax AP says an American balloonist aiming for Europe from Maine was rescued after ditching off Newfoundland.

Agnew U.S. Atty George Beall Baltimore Washington William P. Clements Jr Elliot L. Richardson U.S Cambodia Congress Halifax Nova Scotia Europe Maine Newfoundland

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Henley THE Associated Press C. F. Penn Hamburgers E. Moulton Street Levi and Rosetta Miller Sheriff’s Department Fanny Sonny Turner By Michael A. Lutz Robinson Furniture Second Avenue Financial Landers Madison
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