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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1972
Page
4
A civic piece urges planting trees to reduce pollution and beautify homes. It highlights trees catching dust, cutting energy costs, and offering shade, with guidance on nursery options, tree sizes, and timing for best root development. It notes memorial plantings and sources for planting information.
The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway project finally moves from vision to construction with a blast near Demopolis, marking a decade to completion. Gov. George Wallace and regional leaders witness the start amid environmental challenges resolved, pledging long term jobs and regional growth.
Louis Bruce Mohawk Indian Commissioner faced a swift loss of authority as John Crow, a deputy appointed by the Nixon administration, assumed coequal power. Crow issued memos to control communications and staff, demoting Bruce aides, ending Bruce’s influence within days in July 1971.
State Sen. Don Horne’s appointment as vice president of the Lanett branch of Southern Union State Junior College was made without the college’s chief administrators knowledge or consent. The advisory board urged the state Board of Education to rescind the appointment, citing Horne’s attitude as incompatible with college administration.
Viewpoint argues for a real reform in government operations as Nixon seeks to trim spending and impound funds. It highlights friction between executive and legislative branches, the need for closer collaboration, and a planned personnel reshuffle to improve efficiency without harming essential programs.
Excerpt shows W. R. Shelton era publishing details in Decatur Alabama from 1912 to 1924, noting afternoon daily and weekend editions, AP affiliation, grievance policy, and subscription rates by mail and carrier with tax included.
The speaker says God loves all but commends diligence. in heaven work serves God not for money. Revelation 7 9 speaks of a vast host worshiping, hunger and thirst ends, and heavenly tasks will be exciting and constructive. Faith that guarantees tomorrow brings joy today.
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