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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1971

Page

3

Limestone Board Reassigns Principals Amid School Tensions

At a Monday meeting the Limestone board moved New Hope Black principal Harvey Craig to Mooresville-Belle Mina, moved white principal Paul Hargroves to Owens Junior High, and reassigned Owens white principal Kenneth Lewter to East Limestone High. Complicating matters, New Hope remains closed after a theft of electrical equipment and officials refuse to say when it will reopen.

Gov. Wallace New Hope Harvey Craig Mooresville-Belle Mina Paul Hargroves Owens Junior High School Owens Kenneth Lewter East Limestone High School Hargroves Pointer Supt. C. S. Pettus Pettus Harold Smith Marsh Floyd Johnson Jr Johnson East Limestone Montgomery Wallace New Hope School State Department of Education

Hartselle Considers Factory Site Purchase to Boost Jobs

Industrial officials report a $150,000 utilities spend to acquire land bounded by U S 31 and I 65 with Bill Owens holding an option expiring in December. Mayor John D. Long defends using city funds to secure the property as leadership for industrial growth with the Chamber of Commerce to raise local jobs.

Roberts Philips U.S. 31 Hartselle Bill Owens IDA John D. Long Chamber of Commerce

Boy Kidnapped and Freed Unharmed in Alabama

In Montgomery two men abducted a 10 year old boy, son of Donald L. Brown, near a convenience store. They took him to a nearby railroad track and one held him while the other contacted Brown with ransom instructions. Police arrived within minutes and the boy was released unharmed.

Montgomery Ala C. W. Jones Donald L. Brown Jones

Dallas Symphony appoints new assistant manager

The Dallas Symphony Association names Robert H. Alexander to the newly created assistant manager post. Alexander previously held management roles with the Fort Worth Symphony.

Dallas Post Dallas Dallas Symphony Association Robert H. Alexander The Fort Worth Symphony

Parents push for enrollment amid school tax dispute and court order

Aldrich led a group seeking to enroll children at West Morgan School arguing 15 days notice was due. They accused Board Member Duggie Johnson overtax disputes and cited a federal court order as a trigger while three parents opposed the move and some wanted to avoid upsetting children.

Aldrich Jesse Gann West Morgan School Delano (Duggie) Johnson Moulton Heights Decatur Daily Johnson Duggie Johnson Albert P. Brewer West Morgan

Judge recesses after pretrial motions in Clutchette Drumgo case

In San Francisco judge Allen presided as arguments on 14 motions began after noting bruises claimed by prisoners. The hearing recessed to 9 30 a m as prosecutors moved to dismiss the murder indictment against Jackson because he is deceased amid defense calls for an outside inquiry into San Quentin brutality.

Allen Clutchette Drumgo San Francisco San Quentin Jackson

Thieu Announces Public Rally After Minh Withdrawal

Thieu spoke publicly on the election after Minh's withdrawal. The meeting included Sen. Tran Van Huong, Premier Tran Thien Khiem, the vice presidential alternate, provincial councilmen loyal to Thieu, campaign workers and civic and religious leaders from all 44 provinces and major cities.

Minh Tran van Huong Thieu Tran Thien Khiem

Girl 10 Treated After High Dive Incident

A 10-year-old girl was taken to Decatur General Hospital after jumping from the high-diving platform at Point Mallard Aquatic Center. Robin Rose of Huntsville was quoted as saying she hit the water the wrong way. The spokesman declined to identify.

Decatur General Hospital Point Mallard Aquatic Center Robin Rose Huntsville

New Duo in Prison Hollywood Performs at San Quentin

Blues veteran Jimmy Witherspoon and rock icon Eric Burdon performed for inmates at San Quentin. They recorded a song titled Soledad during the visit, now released as a single.

Hollywood Jimmy Witherspoon Eric Burdon San Quentin Soledad

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