Weather and River Readings Decatur Area Keller Bridge
River reading at Keller Memorial Bridge this morning was 20.46 feet, sea level 554.76 feet. High Sunday 85 at 3 PM, low today 67, today’s high upper 80s, tonight mid 60s, Tuesday near 90. Dense fog this morning, clearing to sun. northerly winds. Extended: scattered thunderstorms south Wednesday Thursday, then statewide Friday. In Cologne, Germany, road research uses waste from garbage incinerators for road building amid 90 to 95 highs and 70 to 75 lows.
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Decatur
Keller Memorial Bridge
Paying Yourself First for Financial Security
The piece discusses prioritizing payments by paying important bills first and also including oneself in the list of obligations. It argues that even small monthly payments to oneself build long term financial security for you and your family.
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Yoave
Muscle Shoals Natural Gas seeks sale and service wind down
The Alabama Public Service Commission receives a petition by Muscle Shoals Natural Gas Corporation to sell its two natural gas systems to North Alabama Gas District and to discontinue public gas service under two sales agreements. The hearing is set for July 14, 1972, in Montgomery.
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Alabama Public Service Commission
North Alabama Gas District
Alabama
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Colbert County
Colert County
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Ocean
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Madison County
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Wellece Tidmore
Alabama Water Improvement Commission
State Office
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Federal Register
Environmental Protection
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State of Building
Aleheme
Probatery
Myers L. Myers, MO
Computers in Use Dominate US and Abroad
About 70,000 computers are in use in the United States with another 30,000 operating overseas. The counts reflect growing adoption across both domestic and international markets.
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U.S
Admissions and dismissals listed by Daily Records Athens Limestone
Admissions include Tammy Sue Conn Barbara Jean Black and others in Athens Elkmont Moulton Town Creek Hope Mr. and Mrs. Kathy Audie Bailey Cullman Eva and other towns. Dismissals note several patients including families and individuals in Moulton Hillsboro and Cullman with hospital transfers and infant listings. Fire department and ambulance activity across Decatur Hartselle Athens Cullman with multiple calls and transports.
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Athens Limestone
Tammy Sue Conn
Athens
Barbara Jean Black
Tommy Ray Wales
Elkmont
Robert E. Waller
Ronald Woodruff
Nellie F. Penn
Ee County Admissions
Hammet Kerry Jr
Courtland
Shelby DeLaney
Moulton
Mstak Tyler
Timothy Rex Warren
Haleyville
Shelby Green
Jim Dallas Pierson
Thelma Grissom
Hillsboro
Laurie Neill
Betty Jo Davis
Ruthvon
Raymond Nix
Town Creek
Joyce McCulloch
Georgetta Christine Cook
Hope
Conchita
Diane White
John Shannon White
Charles Gholston
North Central Alabama CME Conference Closes After 2000 Attend
The 78th annual North Central Alabama Conference of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church wrapped Sunday at Garner Memorial C M E Church with about 2,000 attendees. Bishop C A Kirkendall gave the key address as 84 pastoral appointments for 1972-73 were announced. The Huntsville Tuscaloosa Districts form the conference, spanning Tennessee to Mississippi, and it partially owns Miles College with a $100,000 mission and education budget.
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North’ Central Alabama
The
Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
Garner Memorial C. M. E. Church
C. A. Kirkendall
Birmingham
Fifth Episcopal District
Decatur Area
Harold Peterson
Leila T. Blakney
Louisville
Huntsville
Tuscaloosa
Tennessee
Mississippi
Gadsden
Jefferson County
Miles College
Missions, Education and Foreign Services
National Guard Activations in 1971 Reach 127 Orders
In 1971 a total of 55 532 National Guardsmen were ordered to active duty on 127 occasions. Guardsmen were activated 43 times in 24 states for civil disorders totaling 29940 and 24590 for 84 natural disasters or other emergencies in 25 states.
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Dial
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Kiabame Weer Improvement Commission
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Cullman Admissions
Kathy Audie Bailey
Cullman
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Kenneth Graham
Edna Mabry
Davison
Mich
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Patricia Roberts
Beatrice Stansell
Kathy Ann Bates
Eva
Betty Faye Brown
Milton Buchmann
Audie Mae Farr
Jerry Jones
Hanceville
Agnes King
Vinemont
James Milligan
Alton Bailey
Cullman 1
Cullman Hospital
Decatur Fire Department
Lunsford’s
Standard Station
Somerville Rd
Locust St
Block 15Th Ave. NW
Hartselle
Cullman Dive Rtments
Southend Ambulance Service
Michael Badgley
Roy Carl Haney
5Th Ave
12Th St
Decatur General Hospital
Ruth Hoag
Wilson St
James Jeffrey
Medical Park Rest Home
Addison Greene
Line St. NE
St. NE
Maggie Houser
Decatur General
John Broadrick
Sherman St
Betty G. Carter
Johnston St
Susie Davidson
Hon Or
Mildred Davis
2Nd St. SW
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