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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1972
Page
4
Washington sources cite unpublished figures showing a nine month budget stimulus peaking near 20 billion dollars annual rate in early 1973, with a rapid withdrawal in late 1973 and 1974. Analysts note offsets from revenue sharing and excess tax refunds, while debates grow over inflation risk and policy responses.
Nixon White House in conflict with Indian rights push as Commissioner Bruce seeks self determination. Loesch Crow and White House block Bruce while treaties and tribal resources remain central points. Thurmond uses old rank for free Air Force travel.
A reader from Decatur, Ramon Royer, writes Decatur Daily noting that since a front page report on a Woodall Road and Old Moulton Road stop sign, ten other roads entering Old Moulton Road lack signs and asking if they were stolen.
Washington editor argues for airline-led action to deter hijackings by cutting landing rights for states that harbor hijackers. He suggests airlines boycott certain countries, confiscate ransom, and urge national legislation to deny takeoffs and landings to any plane from or serving sheltering nations.
A reader defends psychology and psychiatry against criticism. The writer argues low mood can be contagious but notes therapists provide value. He recalls a luncheon with psychiatrists who admitted limits of medicine and highlights Christ as healer. He cites biblical examples of resilience and wishes indomitable spirit to the reader.
Decatur High School and Oak Park Middle School bands present a Christmas concert Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Decatur High School auditorium. Oak Park Band directed by Roger Daniel performs tunes like Tinsel and Holly Yuletide Sketches and Russian Christmas Music. Decatur High School Band plays Bugler's Holiday The Night Before Christmas narrated by Ray Worth and Sleighride with First Noel directed by Tommy Sipes. Jerry Countryman is band director. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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