Developmental Center Opens in North Alabama
After four years and a $6 million budget the Lurleen B. Wallace Developmental Center near Flint opens to 25 Partlow State School students in Tuscaloosa. Dr. Joseph Gallagher aims to ease Partlow overcrowding and rehabilitate students for home return, with future centers planned in Mobile Birmingham and Wetumpka.
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Joseph Gallagher
Lurleen B. Wallace Developmental Center
Ben Windham
Partlow State School
Tuscaloosa
North
Alabama
Developmental Center
Gallagher
Partlow
Mobile
Birmingham
Wetumpka
University of Alabama
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Flint
Seasonal Price Wage Rules Made By Nixon Or Policy
Washington announces seasonal fluctuation rules under the Cost of Living Council for price and wage changes under the Nixon 90 day freeze. Dealers may raise 1972 model prices but not above initial 1971 sale prices. changes must tie to a specific date or event and use one of two base periods.
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John Herbers
New York Times
Washington
Cost of Living Council
Arnold R. Weber
Nixon
George Lincoln
Lincoln
Weber
Unusual Find at Wheeler Refuge Shocks Morgan County
Sheriff John McBride inspects a casket found Saturday in a wooded area at the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge near Cave Spring. Authorities explore the discovery and its possible connection to a case, with investigators examining the scene and awaiting further details.
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Morgan County
John McBride
Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
Cave Spring
Radicals Hit California Offices in San Francisco and Sacramento
An underground group claimed responsibility for two hazardous device incidents damaging the San Francisco Ferry Building and a Sacramento state office tower in apparent response to George Jacksons death at San Quentin. A third device injured no one at San Mateo Rehabilitation Office. Investigators link none of the events, and a note signed Weather Underground followed anonymous warnings.
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San Francisco
State Department of Corrections
Sacramento
George Jackson
State Department of Rehabilitation
San Mateo
Soledad
San Quentin
Jackson
Oakland
Jonathan
Marin County
Weather Underground
San Francisco Examiner
Capital
Parents Vote For Enrollment At Desegregation Clash
Parents opposing federal desegregation of Moulton Heights School vote Saturday night to enroll their children Monday at the school. Led by Gil Aldrich the group reaches a compromise with the Morgan County School Board to petition a Birmingham federal court for split sessions at West Morgan while aiming to pass a 5.5 mill property tax for a new district school.
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BEN Windham Daily
Moulton Heights
Gil Aldrich
Aldrich
Morgan County School Board
Valley Stockyards
Birmingham
West Morgan
O. K. Wiley
Dale Armstrong
Decatur parents grill school chief in no holds barred session
Mrs. David Wiley questions Decatur City School Supt Dr Curtis Sellers in a probing Q and A with a student and four parents about drugs race and court orders The session was recorded for the DECATUR DAILY and appears on page C-1 The paper also previews an in depth look at the Interstate Age impact on A-5 and a 48 page football section with graded picks and prizes
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David Wiley
Decatur City
Curtis Sellers
Sellers
Decatur
DAILY
Ben Windham
Decatur Daily
Lee Sentell
Ferry Fire Off Italy Traps Over a Thousand Passengers
A Greek ferry Heleanna caught fire near Brindisi after a gas explosion in the kitchen. More than 1,000 people were rescued as 70 to 95 were reported dead or missing, with 330 hospitalized and 64 seriously hurt.
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Piero DE Garzarolli
Associated Press
Brindisi
Italy
Adriatic Sea
Navy
Rome
CS. Ef
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Bobby Herbert
Wheeler Wildlife Refuge
See Center
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Harry Perry
McBride
Sheriff’s Office
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Mountain View
Calif
Rodney L. Fleury
Fleury
Magnavox
Robinson Jat Avenue
Chevyl
Linda Durham
Grant St
Decatur Daily Want
Chevrolet
Athens
THE
United States
Philanthropist
Mount Pleasant
Ohio
Tennessee Valley
Auburn
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