Decatur Zoning Amendment Adopted by City Council
Legal notice announces amendments to the Decatur Alabama Code and Zoning Map to alter zoning boundaries in Township 6 South Range 17 West. Public hearing set for September 17, 1973, at 10:00 am in the Municipal Building. Map available in the Planning Department from August 20, 1973. Ordinance adopts boundary changes and affects residential district regulations. Effective date upon adoption and publication. Mayor Russell Rolding. City Clerk Florence Adams.
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Decatur
Alabama
Planning Department
Florence
Adams
State of
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Rutledge S Thomas
Florence Adams
Russell Rolding
City OF
Ordinance 1923 Amends Decatur District Designations
Ordinance 1923 updates Districts Designated for Decatur Alabama under the 1940 Alabama Code. It redefines zones including R-1 through R-4 Single Family and Multi-Family residential, PRD1 to PRD6 Planned Residential Developments, B-1 to B-6 Business districts, MC Medical Industrial, M-1 to M-2 Industrial, AG-1 to AG-2 Agricultural, and 1-D Institutional district. The measure cites authority and adoption publication requirements.
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Alabama
Decatur
Notice of Air Pollution Hearing Alabama Commission
The Alabama Air Pollution Control Commission announces a public hearing on proposed revisions to air pollution rules and regulations. Hearing officer Frank Ippolito Jr. will conduct the session Tuesday September 25 1973 at 1:30 p.m. in Room 200 State Office Building Montgomery. Written submissions accepted until September 27 1973.
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Alabama Air Pollution Control Commission
State of
Alabama
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Frank Ippolito, Jr
State Office
Montgomery
Office
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South McDonough Street
James W. Cooper
Division of
Air Pollution Control
Decatur levies assessments for improvement ordinance 1830-8
City of Decatur Alabama adopts assessments for street and sewer improvements connected to Improvement Ordinance 1830 and Sanitary Sewer Ordinance 1831. The measure details hearing dates, assessment rolls, and liens on affected parcels with 8 percent interest on unpaid amounts after 30 days. Florence Adams and Russell Bolding sign as President and Mayor respectively.
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City OF
Decatur
Alabama
City
Faith Determination Keep Ward Chapel C M E Church
Ward Chapel C M E in Somerville, once with 60 members in 1896, now has 11 active worshipers. Elderly members resist consolidating with Curry's Chapel as they fight aging, limited funds, and fewer children. Ladies Missionary Society maintains upkeep and light bills while Sunday School has been discontinued.
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Somerville
Ward Chapel
C.M.E
Arminda Davis
Ward Chapel C.M.E. Church
Ward
Cynthia Ward
T.W. Moss
Church Youths Present July Work Camp Slide Show
Central United Methodist Church youth group plans a 7 p.m. slide presentation Sunday in the sanctuary about their July work camp in Haymond Kentucky. Five Senior MYF members painted a church, cleared grounds, tore down a barn for lumber, and held evening discussions with local youths. Participants include Mary Arrington Beth Payne John Walker Jean Walker Debbis Fuller. Adult counselors were Paul D Ward Jr. and Dan Kilgore.
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Central United Methodist Church
Kentucky
MYF
Haymond
William Lorry
Mary Arrington
Beth Payne
John Walker
Jean Walker
Debbis Fuller
Paul D. Ward Jr
Dan Kilgore
Jewelry Sparkle Restored by Simple Soap Suds
The article notes that the original luster and sparkle of jewelry can be restored using ordinary soapsuds, describing a simple cleaning method.
Parole Pondered For Woman Imprisoned In 1958 Murders
Nebraska Parole Board urged that Carol Ann Fugate be considered for parole after a Pardon Board commutation from life to a definite term. If reduced to 25 years or less, she becomes parole eligible. Fugate, 14 with Charles Starkweather during a 1958 killing spree that left nine dead in Lincoln and one in Wyoming, has spent 15 years of a 30 year term.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Parole Board
Carol Ann Fugate
Charles Starkweather
State Pardon Board
Miss Fugate
John Greenholtz
Parole Board
York
Neb.) Women’s Reformatory
Jacqueline. Crawford
Caril
Starkweather
Douglas
Wyo
Stark Weather
Mabel King Swale
Carol King
Bennet
Nebraska
Panel Accepts Compromise Bill For Alabama Health Board
A Senate subcommittee approved a compromise bill altering the State Board of Health to 16 members with 12 doctors and four council chairs from nonmedical fields. The measure, replacing a House bill, shifts nonphysician seats to allied health and public members while keeping doctor control via the Medical Association elected board. The proposal heads to the Senate Health committee after a weekend recess.
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Ala
Alabama Senate
State Board of Health
Jimmy Clark
Barbour County
Senate Health Committee
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Clark
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Bob Harris
Morgan County
Bert Bank
Tuscaloosa
Board of Health
Council On
Council On Animal and Environmental Health
Medical Association of Alabama
Medical Association
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