Decatur Man Is Sentenced For Amphetamine Sale
A 21 year old Decatur man, Charles Dean Justice, received a two year prison term after pleading guilty to selling amphetamines. The sentencing occurred in Morgan County Circuit Court with narcotics agent Grissom observing outside. Justice said the deal involved 12 capsules at Why Not Cafe and that his source provided the drugs for a commission. Several other defendants faced varied sentences or continued cases as part of the same drug crackdown.
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Charles Dean Justice
Morgan County
Tom B. Coggin
Coggin
Decatur
Justice
David Cook
John C. McBride
David Grissom
Cullman County
Grissom
Anniston
Tuscaloosa
Joe Cal Carter
Big E Department
Trinity
Gilbert Eugene Melson
Melson
William Sheppard
Armando DeQuesada
Lloyd Richard Cox
James William Carroll
Joseph Borah Jr
Teens Charged With Burglary In Decatur Break-In
Two Decatur teens Jimmy Fisher 16 and Ricky Woodall 17 were arrested Tuesday on second degree burglary charges for a break in Monday at John Worthey 418 Gordon Dr SE. Stolen goods valued over 450 found at a Gordon Dr SE home. not all items recovered. A 29-year-old Decatur man Dwight Middlebrooks 308 Cardinal Dr was treated for two stab wounds. A ring valued 20 from Jo Ann Kelley 2223 Morgan Ave was reported stolen. Prowler search at 1718 Locust St SE found no one.
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Decatur
John T. Worthey
Gordon Dr. SE
Jimmy David Fisher
Robin Rd. SW
Ricky Lynn Woodall
Olive St. SE
E. C. Bowman
Gordon
Bowman
Jo Ann Kelley
Morgan Ave
England Teen Still Critical After Alabama Crash
Arthur Fenton a 19 year old Nottingham youth remains in critical condition at Huntsville Hospital after an accident on Alabama 24 with a pickup and a road striping crew. Two others Jack Gray and Wayne Strong died. Driver Charles Cottingham faced manslaughter and DUI charges. bonded out on separate sums. Fenton worked for Brigno Universal BOs SONS road painting contractor. his father is an executive of the firm.
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Huntsville
Arthur Fenton
Nottingham
England
Alabama
Trinity
Huntsville Hospital
Jack Thomas Gray
Atlanta
Wayne E. Strong
Baileyton 1
Charles Cottingham
Trinity 1
Morgan County
Cottingham
John McBride
Fenton
Brigno,Universal, Bos Sons
North
Corporation
U.S
Prismo
AMLA Stays Clear Of Bill on Tourism Agency Merger
The Alabama Mountain Lakes Association decided not to take a position on a legislative bill to merge the tourism department into the Alabama Development Office. Executive Director Bob Lee called it a political matter, while tourism leaders sought Gov. George Wallace's opposition. The AMLA also limited naming the agency to reflect promotion and approved a datedless Family Recreation iGuides for permanent use in 16 North Alabama counties.
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Alabama Mountain Lakes ‘Association
Alabama Development Office
Bob Lee
George Wallace
Bureau of Publicity and Information
Doug Benton
Bob Harris
AMLA
Cit
Family Recreation
North Alabama
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Standing
Kay Oden
Debbie Fielder
Kathy Waddell
Teresa Irvin
Denice Day
Marsha Day
Jerry Wayne Swann
Johnny Ray McLellan
Darnell L. Burt
William Jerone Hogeland
Anthony Key
James Curtis Wallace
Calvin Baker
Greg K. Whitaker
Larry David Bartee
Johnnie Foster
Bobby L. Prevens
Bobby Joe Schull
Jim Mack Jones
Jonathon Ford
Jeff Douglas
Reginald M. Carver
John Michelini
Greg Terry
Gary Loggins
Jeff Perry
Larry Swearengin
Ronnie Armstrong
Decatur General Hospital
Dwight Middlebrooks
Locust St. SE
Bill
Craftsman
Rotary
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