Daily and Sunday Per Year Fee Beyond Trade Zone
The notice states a daily and Sunday annual rate of 32 dollars beyond the trade zone. It outlines the pricing structure for a yearly subscription and specifies coverage areas and payment terms.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1971
Page
2
The notice states a daily and Sunday annual rate of 32 dollars beyond the trade zone. It outlines the pricing structure for a yearly subscription and specifies coverage areas and payment terms.
The piece argues that international currency disputes are often silly and hinge on dollar value versus gold. It criticizes calls for U S devaluation, notes the dollar’s wide acceptance, and says realignment should come from others adjusting to the dollar. It warns devaluation won t fix underlying issues and may deter holders of dollars.
High today 58 to 62 degrees with clearing and a small chance of light rain. Low tonight 42 to 46, Sunday expected 58 to 62 with northerly winds. Friday climate data report shows high 69, low 35 to 53, average 62, precipitation 0.28 inch for the day and 6.34 for the month.
Laura Shirley, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs DeWitt Shirley of 1414 Jackson St SE, was named United Cerebral Palsy Association Youth of the Year for her work with mentally retarded children at the Cerebral Palsy Developmental Day Care Center. She started the Concerned Youth for Cerebral Palsy group with help from Connie Prater and CP staff, and plans a Babysitting Training Course for youths 13 and older. Laura also assists at Decatur High School and emphasizes the fulfillment of caring for CP children beyond holidays.
Laura noted half of Concerned Youth for Cerebral Palsy funds support activities for CP children. A 20 000 telethon at the school featured Cowboy Cain as MC and Mayor Gunthorp applauded efforts. Friends for the Retarded plans a city wide Christmas gift drive, door to door bumper sticker sale proceeds funding gifts for disabled kids. A speaker warned Nixon veto could derail welfare reform including a 750 million day care provision.
The Senate voted 70 to 22 against Senator Birch Bayh's plan to delay the Rehnquist confirmation until January 18. Bayh argued a credibility issue after learning Rehnquist wrote in 1952 that separate but equal doctrine was right. Majority Leader Mansfield and Minority Leader Scott had pledged a vote before Christmas.
A garbled list provides emergency numbers for Decatur area departments including Fire Department Morgan and Limestone Counties plus sheriffs for Limestone and Lawrence Counties. It mentions the Crisis Call Center 355 8000 for personal crises and poisoning, and advises dialing zero if unsure which emergency to call.
A Rawalpindi spokesman claimed Pakistan repulsed a battalion strength Indian assault near the U N ceasefire line in Kargil. He said 300 Indian troops were killed and Pakistani forces destroyed 23 tanks and three aircraft in other Kashmir clashes amid the 1965 war context.
Simple energy saving tips urge Decatur Electric Department customers to cut waste amid a potential power shortage. A seven point plan from the National Bureau of Standards and the President's Consumer Affairs office advises closing draperies at night, turning off unused lights and appliances, avoiding peak use times, sealing leaks, lowering thermostats, and using full loads for appliances. The pamphlet Ways to Use Electricity Efficiently is available free at The Decatur Daily front counter.
A benefit concert at Plainview School sponsored by the Alabama Country Music Association will raise funds for Michael Graham a 19 month old Decatur boy born with a blue heart defect. Michael had emergency surgery and partial amputation of his right hand. doctors say his condition remains serious. Performers include Steve and the Full House The Mountaineers The Sometimers Margie Dutton and others. Admission is 1.50.
HUD official Hogan L. Hill will visit Athens on December 20 to inspect a proposed 48 unit low rent housing site. Residents of Bonnie Doone SUBDIVISION sue Limestone County Circuit Court to halt construction claiming zoning restrictions apply to the project. 100 units total, $1.5 million, two locations.
Nixon applauded Congress for passage of a "very responsible tax bill" approved by House and Senate. A spokesman said he plans to block a provision creating a presidential campaign checkoff, with the effective date moved to 1976 to avert a veto. White House aides anticipate moves in the next Congress to repeal the section.
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