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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1975
Page
5
West Germany warns that budget fights among the nine Common Market members could erode efforts toward European integration. A 60 page cabinet report says prioritized spending is needed to avoid infighting over limited funds for new programs.
Six leaders representing underground Naga groups reportedly accept the Indian constitution and agree to deposit arms with authorities, while noting further issues to be discussed for final settlement. The accord follows years of insurgency and a November signing.
Internal complaints mount at HEW over Mathews, with staff accusing him of inaction and relying on academics. Critics say morale is low, decisions are delayed, and management structures have collapsed. Mathews defends his style as necessary to rethink policy while acknowledging day to day pressures.
New York diplomat David K. E. Bruce resigns as U S representative to NATO, citing cavalier White House treatment. The Bicentennial era faces protests, vandalism risk, and budget strains as residents in major cities oppose crowds and souvenir overload. Political critics warn of radical factions while HEW nominee Mathews plans broad reform.
Lilienthal lists isotonic gloves and a Salton peanut butter maker as affordable gadgets for home use. Sakowitz attracts buyers with a camel's hair men’s wardrobe while Macy’s pushes color television sets and recliners. Carr Buying Office outlines sweaters and novelty coats. Goody banks on Elton John and Chicago greatest hits as top Christmas sellers amid volatile music trends.
The piece notes the Middle East losing footholds except Israel and a remaining Christian stronghold, with Lebanon expected to turn leftist. Abi-Nader says peace hope fades as Lebanon nears satellite status, while Catholics worldwide send aid to all fighting victims. Namie and 300 Alabama Maronites mailed letters earlier this month.
The story details the February 1972 visit atmosphere surrounding President Ford and Chinese leaders. It notes tea with Teng Ying-chao Chu Teh and Mao's wife Chiang Ching, a group photograph, and a banquet with 600 guests. Talks loom on Korea, U.S.-Soviet relations, and Taiwan policy amid warnings of hegemonism.
Limestone County Commission may hire its first full time juvenile probation officer today. The $8 246 annual post will be half funded by the state through the Department of Youth Services. A college degree in sociology is preferred.
President Reagan defends a $90 billion annual cut to welfare and education and shifts programs back to states. Carter proposes an economic war stance against oil producers and vows tougher embargo responses. Udall warns of pessimism yet touts deficit reduction and faster recovery through tax reform health insurance and welfare takeover plans.
AP reports Asahi Shimbun puts Prime Minister Takeo Miki at 28 percent, down from 45 percent a year after forming his cabinet. The paper notes a drop toward a typical end of tenure when support nears 20 percent amid Japan’s political deadlock.
United Auto Workers Vice President Douglas Fraser says school busing for integration could prompt whites to leave central cities for suburbs. He notes the union is reassessing its stance and calls busing a losing political issue.
Charles Hardin, 36, of Hartselle was killed when a hunting companion, Joe Hendrix, 25, fired three shots at deer near Decatur. Hardin died instantly from a head wound. Hendrix was treated for shock. Authorities say the death is ruled accidental and autopsy results are due by Thursday.
Athens Fire Chief A E Bumpus says owners could save about 50000 dollars annually on fire insurance by dropping the city’s classification from seven to six after a potential inspection and approval by underwriters. The council also increased volunteer firemen salaries to boost protection and drill pay.
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