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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1976

Page

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Pipeline foes fail to intervene at PSC hearing

Opponents of a Indiana to Decatur pipeline did not officially intervene at a State Public Service Commission hearing in Athens, risking loss of standing if Amoco seeks a certificate of necessity. More than 200 attended as Amoco stressed pipeline advantages for xylene transport and a Decatur unit expansion.

Lee Sentell Athens Indiana Decatur State Public Service Commission Amoco Chemicals PSC Amoco Jim Ziegler Limestone County Jerry Reed Alabama Conservancy Ziegler

Prison sites proposed for North Ala prison in Morgan County

State Board officials asked to inspect three Morgan County parcels for a new minimum and medium security prison. One site is near Priceville, another near Danville, with details incomplete on the third. Preparations for presenting more sites were delayed by weather and budget work, as the board weighs 45 parcels before deciding.

Steele Holman State Board of Corrections Morgan County North Ala Bill Racette Priceville Danville Racette Board of Correction Frank Lee Youth Center Montgomery Corrections Board

Nursing Homes Face Closures Over New State Ceilings

Administrators at Falkville and Moulton Nursing Homes warn the new Medicaid ceiling of 21.08 per day for skilled care and 18.41 for intermediate care will force losses and potential closures within months. Falkville charges 22.80 daily, above the former 21.50, while Moulton loses 0.47 and 0.94 per day respectively. The fate hinges on possible 70 000 monthly emergency funds and legal guidance as Medicaid populations average 80 to 85 percent.

Gay Barber Falkville Nursing Home Rollins Charlotte Jones Moulton Nursing Home Mrs. Jones George C. Wallace Alabama Cau Falkville

Carter Eyes Four Cabinet Posts Ahead of Christmas

President-elect Carter plans to name at least four cabinet level appointees this week including likely first woman commerce secretary Jane Cahill Pfeiffer and Treasury pick W Michael Blumenthal. A nationally broadcast news conference was set to reveal two top appointments.

Atlanta Carter Commerce W. Michael Blumenthal Bendix Corp Treasury Jane Cahill Pfeiffer IBM Corp

Billy Duty Aims To Lead Union After 25 Years Underground

Wayne County resident Billy Duty, a United Mine Workers member with over 25 years underground, seeks to become UMW president amid a reform movement. He criticizes Arnold Miller’s contract, notes pension gaps between old and young miners, and says he has a fighter’s record and past moonshine and shooting incidents, now focused on family and union change.

Billy Duty Union Hart’s Creek W. Va United Mine Workers UMW Wayne County W. A Tony Boyle Miller Reform Arnold Miller Billy

ETV Pleads For Budget Increase In Alabama

Dennis Stork, executive director of the Educational Television Commission, told the budget subcommittee that Alabama’s nine station network runs on 20 year old transmitters and cars with very high mileage. He sought a $2.5 million next year, up from $1.7 million, with about $325,000 to replace one failing transmitter and use the old as parts to keep others running while hiring engineers at salaries below commercial rates.

Ira L. Myers Wallace Myers Robert Holzworth Holzworth Montgomery Ala Alabama Dennis Stork Educational Television Commission Stork

Ethics Unit To Look At Cities Boards

The State Ethics Commission meets to re evaluate municipal advisory boards and decide again if they fall under the 1975 ethics law. Chairman Dr George Bagley warned officials that the commission will enforce the law as written. The Supreme Court ruled that boards with control over public funds are covered, prompting reconsideration amid many complaints from board members.

Montgomery Ala State Ethics Commission George Bagley State Supreme Court Ethics Commission

Alabama Joins Union as 22nd State in 1819

Daily on this date notes Alabama becomes the 22nd state. Weather outlook shows highs in the upper 50s, lows near 40, with a 30 percent chance of rain tonight and highs in the low 50s Wednesday. Includes weather page reference and a river map on page 2. It's a Privilege to live in the Tennessee Valley.

Alabama Tennessee Valley

Blytheville Garbage Plant Emission Draws Officials Visit

Blytheville city officials visited the garbage burning steam production plant on Monday to inspect emissions from one incinerator unit releasing a billow of waste steam during daily operations.

Blytheville Ark

Garbage burning facility still in doubt here

City officials after a trip to Blytheville Arkansas to inspect an incineration steam plant remain wary of feasibility for a local garbage to steam operation. Mayor Bill Dukes and council members say cost figures and life of the landfill must be evaluated before deciding.

Paul Foreman Blytheville Ark Bill Dukes Ray Nixon Bob Patton Arthur Faulkner Bob Sawyer Paul McCartney Arkansas Town Spa Ins Decatur Birminghamirm Jared Dukes Faulkner

Carter to wear blue jeans in White House during term

In a TV interview Jimmy Carter says he will wear blue jeans as president except for formal meetings with the French ambassador. He and Rosalynn typically sleep in a double bed and intend to continue. Carter jokes about jogging in the White House and notes he never doubted his election.

Carter White House New York Jimmy Carter ABC Barbara Walters Rosalynn

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