Opinion: Alabama Needs A Clear Title Law For Cars
An Alabama opinion piece urges voters to push for a state title law to ensure buyers receive legitimate vehicle titles. It notes frequent auto theft and resale of parts, warns buyers may lose money and car, and calls for voter pressure on legislators around election time.
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Alabama
Keep Holiday Spirits Off Our Highways
A Santa’s season warning about drunk driving urges readers to intervene when someone who has been drinking may drive. It calls on friends and bystanders to warn the intoxicated driver and, if necessary, contact police to protect innocent motorists on American roads.
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America
Four cities test pay for student success in education
A U S Education Office pilot offers teachers up to 1200 dollars and parents up to 100 in four cities for higher reading and arithmetic scores. The plan costs 770000 dollars and draws mixed reactions about paying for performance and parenting.
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U.S. Office of Education
Letters and thanks travel between Alabama towns and California readers
A batch of reader notes from 1971 requests help for stationed service members in Lawrence County Alabama and praises The Decatur Daily. Messages include asking to publish addresses for Christmas cards to servicemen and compliments on the paper’s new home, with a historical query about a 1906 acquaintance named J. O. Means.
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Lawrence County
Moulton Advertiser
United States
the Decatur Daily
D. F. Armstrong
Moulton
Ala
Tarzana
Calif
Addison
Decath Daily
J. O. Means
Andrew
Indians and Soviets clash over Vietnam era policy revealed
President Nixon and Kissinger push a tough stance against India while the Soviets back India and threaten diversions in Sinkiang. Secret dispatches show U.S. Seventh Fleet moves to deter Indian action in Bangladesh, fueling Cold War tensions and public distrust.
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India
Russia
New Delhi
Nikolai M. Pegov
Indian Ocean
Himalayas
Sinkiang
U.S
China
Pakistan
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
State Department
Nixon
Indira Gandhi
United Nations
Seventh Fleet
Indian
Dacca
Djakarta
Manila
Singapore
Malacca Strait
Nikolai Pegov
Pegov
United States
Soviet Union
West Pakistan
Kuznetsov
Bangla Desh
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Brezhnev
Pot versus alcohol blamed as moral issue in faith guidance
A doctor cautions that intoxication from any substance is wrong. The discussion notes youth experimentation with pot, argues against drunkenness, cites Biblical guidance to avoid highs, and contrasts legal risk of pot with alcohol harms.
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Decatur Red Raider
Miami
Graham
Viet Nam
Devaluation Clouds Brighten Trade Outlook
Viewpoint notes that removing the 10 percent import surcharge and fixing the dollar against major currencies could ease uncertainty in international business. It forecasts expanded US trade, job growth, and faster recovery, with optimism for two years, while Japan’s yen reevaluation draws concern in the Far East.
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Washington
America
United States
Far East
Japan
C. Publishers
Hall Syndicate
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