Law Center concept could boost Alabama legal education
A proposed University of Alabama Law Center aims to unify the law school with an Alabama Law Institute, a legislative service office, continuing education, defender program, law enforcement training, and state government internships financed by a $1.20 per $1,000 deed filing fee. Support comes from Alabama law and peace officers groups.
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Mental Health Funds Are Needed Amid Budget Fight
A call for 24 million dollars to finance Alabama mental health for two years dominates the Legislature with six days left. Gov. Wallace opposes tapping the teacher retirement fund and pledges no new taxes without a vote, urging a broad funding base and fair burden on all.
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Purpose Through Adversity Tells of Faith and Resilience
A reflective piece argues life has a purpose despite problems. It cites Pastor Niemuller and Helen Keller as examples of grace and perseverance, noting how hardships can deepen faith, strengthen character, and inspire others.
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Economic Pie In Face Could Wake Americans
Washington columnist Jack Anderson details Nixon era concerns over a slipping U S economy. He cites Lockheed and Penn Central as examples, critiques White House policy, and highlights a Congress led critique of the Cheyenne helicopter project and calls for fixed wing replacements. Proxmire’s California swing marks a test of potential presidential momentum.
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Viewpoint by David Lawrence on labor and management cooperation
David Lawrence argues that labor unions and management must cooperate to stabilize profits, wages, and prices during economic crisis. He cautions that wage hikes and insufficient profit signals hurt production, competition, and the national recovery program. He notes government controls may emerge and Congress supports the administration's measures.
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