Mutual Savings Vindicated By Alabama Insurance Chief
State Insurance Commissioner John Bookout declared Mutual Savings Life Insurance Company solvent after a Dec. 23 lawsuit and a May 19 zone examination. He stated reserves were adequate, management not involved in flagrant mismanagement, and the department fully satisfied with current leadership. The letter dated August 21, 1972, emphasizes compliance with statutes and solvency.
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Mutual Savings Life Insurance Company
Bookout
State OF Alabama Department OF Insurance
Montgomery
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Baxley Letter Vindicates Action In Mutual Case
Attorney General Bill Baxley said State Insurance Commissioner John Bookout’s letter supports his December intercession in a lawsuit against Mutual Savings. Louis Roussel, Mutual’s principal shareholder, called the letter a complete vindication and thanked Decatur supporters.
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Bill Baxley
John Bookout
Mutual Savings
Baxley
Louis Roussel
Decatur
Mutual
Roussel
Nixon and Agnew Speak Tonight at GOP Convention
Nixon poised for a united Republican ticket with Agnew likely to be renominated. The night features a unity-filled convention with speeches, a large rally, and protests outside as delegates vote and a 1976 nomination dispute brews among conservatives. The roll call shows Nixon winning 1,347 votes to McCloskey’s one.
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Richard Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
George McGovern
Sargent Shriver
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Miami International Airport
Miami Marine Stadium
Biscayne Bay
Convention Hall
Paul N. McCloskey
California
Manuel Lujan
New Mexico
McCloskey
McGovern
James L. Buckley
New York
Brigid Shanley
New Jersey
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Ripon Society
Protest leaders see RNC disruption plan dwindle in arrests
In Miami Beach AP reports protest organizers shrinking their 4500 strong force for tonight's final Republican National Convention session as mass arrests earlier this week thin ranks. The next line notes brief chess draw and a federal ruling on Alabama mental hospital wage reforms.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Car-Train Collision Claims Woman at Leesdale Crossing
A 21 year old Falkville mother, Mrs Ann Culver Whitley, was killed when her car was struck by a southbound L and N freight train at the Leesdale crossing, east of her home. She died shortly after 9 35 a m at Hartselle Hospital. Her three year old daughter Jennifer was at home with her father, Johnny Culver, at the time.
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Falkville 2
L&n
Ann Culver Whitley
Hartselle Hospital
Leesdale Crossing
T. A. Culver
Whitley
Huntsville Decatur Jetport
Superport Booster Sets Meeting Today in Alabama
Sen. L. W. Noonan chairs the Ameraport Task Force planning a full coastal superport in Alabama with Alabama Development officials to chart study and select members. The group includes industrial financial labor and legislative leaders aiming to land a Lee SUPERPORT deep-water port.
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Montgomery
Ala
L. W. Noonan
Alabama
Alabama Development Office
Mobile
Ameraport
Lee Superport
Mary Baker Eddy followers form Church in Lynn Mass
In 1869 followers of Mary Baker Eddy secured a charter in Lynn Massachusetts to organize as the Church of Christ Scientist It marks the notable step in the movement's formal establishment in the region The item also includes weather and local notices typical of the Daily On This Date feature and a closing regional tagline The text presents a snapshot of mid 19th century church history within a local newspaper context
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Mary Baker Eddy
Lynn
Mass
Church of Church, Scientists
Jones Lands Rural Home Loan Program
Rep. Bob Jones announces a Farm Credit Act driven rural home loan program launched by the Federal Land Bank in Lawrence County Alabama. The first loan to a rural non farm is closed at Danville for the William J. Mase Jr. home, aiming to improve homes and life in rural areas, boost local business and tax base, and expand credit for rural families and communities.
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Bill Cornwell
Federal Land Bank
Lawrence County
Bob Jones
Danville
First Land Bank
Alabama
Jones
Five-Year Sentence Given To Alexander Wilbert
Alexander 31 was convicted of first degree manslaughter and received a five year term from a circuit court jury on Tuesday. The shooting of Percy Vinson 54 on June 11 was described as a ground shot with a downward path. Witness Viola White said Vinson and Alexander argued over money at her house earlier. defense contended the bullet ricocheted.
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Wilbert Alexander
Alexander
Percy Vinson
Vinson
Viola White
Decatur Daily Want Ad Milestone Announced
The Decatur Daily announces its 100000th classified ad for the year with a note that results drive the growth. Advertisers are urged to try Decatur Daily Want Ads for any need, offering a special 3 lines for 10 days, with contact numbers Athens 363-4739 and 232-1535.
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