School Buses Hope On a Wing and a Prayer
James Durr and Ollie Smith co chair the Community Carrier Co op aiming to shuttle Northwest students. Seven dilapidated buses at 13th Ave and 6th St NW symbolize a near empty treasury the CCC must rely on ad hoc buys from neighbors and a used car lot to keep service rolling this fall.
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c-Op
James Durr
13Th Ave
6Th St. NW
Ollie Smith
Smith
Franklin County
Mexico Earthquake Devastates Towns Across Puebla Veracruz
A severe quake struck south-central Mexico before dawn causing heavy damage and likely many deaths. Reports from Puebla to Veracruz describe disrupted communications and widespread destruction in small towns and villages as investigators assess the impact.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Puebla
Veracruz
Multiple World Briefs From AP Dispatches Across Cities
In Birmingham the Jefferson County Health Department issued an air pollution alert after particle levels rose. In London police sealed the House of Commons over a suspected bomb as the city faced multiple explosive incidents. Ford said price hikes may follow regardless of an approval. In Puebla Mexico deaths were reported from an earthquake affecting several towns with buildings collapsed and churches damaged. The quake registered 5.5 near Puebla Oaxaca, waking residents at 4 a.m. local time. See MEXICO on Page A-5.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County Health Department
London
Chamber
House of Commons
Moztlopan
Cordoba
Mexico City
Rafael Limon
Puebla
Feminist Stab Triggers Public Debate in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis a controversial incident tied to a feminist group sparked discussion over advertising norms. Observers note a tall dark stranger in local TV spots drew particular attention, fueling debates about representation and gender messaging.
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Minneapolis
On This Date 1943 Japanese Resistance Ends in Solomons
Tokyo allied forces note the end of Japanese resistance on New Georgia in the Solomons in 1943 during World War II. The brief mentions wartime events with local newspaper context and weather outlook for Alabama.
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New Georgia
Solomons
Lawrence Native Victim Dies In Auto Crash At Utappa Air Base
Lawrence native William B. Alexander Jr., 32, of Moulton, was killed Saturday afternoon in a car crash while returning from work at Utappa Air Force Base. He was employed as an electrical engineer by Trans Asia Construction. Survived by his parents, two sisters, and five brothers. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Also noted: Arthur Fenton, 19, English, died from injuries from a collision on Trinity Mountain. two others killed in a road striping mishap August 13-21.
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Utapas
Thailand
William B
Buzz) Alexander
Moulton
William B. Alexander
Moulton 4
Trans-Asia Construction Co
Utappa Air Force Base
Alexander
Lawrence County High School
Auburn University
Vietnam
Arthur Fenton
Trinity Mountain
Fenton
Elliott Funeral Home
Linda Hamilton
Cathryn Bickley
Tuscumbia
Mike Alexander
Birmingham
Jack Alexander
Commission Approves Voter Precinct Lines in Morgan County
The Morgan County Commission approved new voter precinct lines aligned with a federal reapportionment plan. Chairman Fleming and county attorney Harris defended the panel against accusations of delaying a voter address update project, arguing information was available and delays were unfounded. The plan sets effective date Jan 1, 1974, with some residents voting in Cullman County under the reapportionment.
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Morgan County Commission
Commission
Thornton
Dick) Fleming
Julian Harris
Board of Registrars
Fleming
Bell
Harris
Morgan County
Cullman County
Holes drilled in bank vault in Stockholm siege
Stockholm police intensified the six day hostage standoff by drilling more holes in the downtown bank vault ceiling. The operation Swiss Cheese aimed to trap gunmen Jan-Erik Olsson and Clark Olofsson by exposing them to sharpshooters, but a shot from inside the vault wounded a policeman lightly.
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Stockholm
Jan-Erik Olsson
Clark Olofsson
Nixon says friends aided purchase of San Clemente estate
President Nixon revealed that his two close friends C. G. Bebe Rebozo and Robert H. Abplanalo were secret partners in an investment firm that bought most of his San Clemente property in December 1970. The White House said an independent audit was released to counter alleged use of campaign funds, noting the Nixons bought the $1.5 million estate in 1969 with personal funds and bank loans at eight percent.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
C. G
Bebe’’ Rebozo
Robert H. Abplanalo
White House
Charles
Bebe’) Rebozo
Robert Abplanalo
Nixon disclose ties to Abplanalp and Rebozo in San Clemente deal
Nixon and wife sold 28.9 acres at San Clemente to B C Investment Co. for 1.249 million. Abplanalp and Rebozo, longtime allies, controlled the buying firm with Abplanalp later acquiring Rebozo’s stake. White House notes loans and current interest, while accounting confirms prior May figures on the property and other Nixon holdings.
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Dave Edwards
Alvin Benn
Washington
Ford Motor Co
Red Cross
Quecholac
Antonio Castro
Ciudad Serdan
Here
Puebla-Oaxaca State Line
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Simon
Winchester
Decatur
Alabama
Financial
Landers
Athens
Tennessee Valley
Lawrence
Frigidaire Sales & Service
Robinson Furniture
Second Avenue
Adv
Theo Hifl Furn. & Appl
Trinity, Ala
Edwin A. Shanke
Torest
Abplanalp
Gerald L. Warren
Rebozo
Title Insurance & Trust Co
New York
Coopers & Lybrand
B. & C. Investment Co
Los Angeles
Abplanalp and
Orange County Register
Santa Ana
Senate
Abplanalo
Key Biscayne
Fla
F. Penn Hamburgers
E. Moulton Street