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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1976

Page

5

Giant guards turn into pigs in a kitchens caper

Billy slips into the castle by hiding in Goko's boot and works amid feasting giants. Goko relents to feed the guards with green pea soup as Billy sabotages the pot with Ghosts tears, causing a explosive bubbling scene before serving the meal.

Lucrece Beale Billy Goko Goku

Abernathy May Seek Congress After SCLC Post

ATLANTA AP Rev Ralph D Abernathy says he is considering leaving the Southern Christian Leadership Conference presidency to run for Congress The move follows Carter presidency plans naming Rep Andrew Young ambassador to the United Nations and is described as a strong possibility after many requests to run.

Atlanta Ralph D. Abernathy Southern Christian Leadership Conference Congress Abernathy Carter Andrew Young United Nations Martin Luther King Jr SCLC

OSHA faces broad criticism despite five years of work

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a five year old Labor Department agency, faces widespread critique from the Council of Economic Advisers the General Accounting Office labor leaders and business critics. While advocates say it advances worker safety and health enforcement lags under funding and training with only 1500 inspectors covering two percent of workplaces annually.

David Burnham N.Y. Times News Service Washington Council of Economic Advisers General Accounting Office Peggen Occupational Safety and Health Administration Labor Department Picayune Paul W. MacAvoy President’s Council of Economic Advisers Safety and Health Agency Dr. MacAvoy Yale University McGraw Hill Eures McGraw-Hill Congress America MacAvoy USHA OSHA White House Institute For Occupational Safety and Health United States Morton Corn Occupational Safety Agency Corn University of Pittsburgh Labor Industry George C. Guenther Pennsylvania Ford Federal

Treasure chest of 19th century papers found in bank vault

A London vault yielded Byron and Shelley manuscripts letters and poems, including possibly unknown Shelley pieces. Sotheby officials call it an astonishing major literary discovery with tentative value up to one million pounds. In Bangkok, Vietnam's Communist party congress adjourned after renaming Lao Dong to Dang Cong San Viet Nam as delegates expanded the Central Committee.

London Byron Roy Davids Sotheby, Parke-Bennet and Co Daniel Waley Bangkok Thailand Vietnam Communist Party Hanoi Ba Dinh Lao Dong Vietnam Workers Party Dang Cong San Vietnam Vietnam Communist Party

Le Duan kept as Vietnam party general secretary

Bangkok monitored report states Le Duan will continue in the top post of Vietnam's Communist Party as general secretary, remaining the most powerful figure though not named party chair man in deference to Ho Chi Minh. The note places him at the center of Vietnamese politics.

Bangkok le Duan Vietnam Ho Chi Minh

Nun wheels through town on bright yellow scooter in service

Sister Agnes Zita of Kenton Ohio tours nursing rounds on a battery operated scooter bought by parishioners. The piece notes her meeting with a Chinese dissident during a prior visit and quotes a warning about youth and struggle. Excerpted from Special People to be published 1977 by Simon & Schuster. AP Photo. Also mentions Nixon holiday shopping and pipes gifted with Bicentennial flair.

Agnes Zita Kenton Ohio Communist Party of the People’s Republic of China China People’s Republic Simon & Schuster San Clemente Calif Nixon Art Hatch Hatch Ford

Daley remembered as tough loyal mayor who led Chicago

Richard J. Daley, Chicago’s long serving mayor, dies at 74 from a heart attack. A complex figure praised for law and order and his dedication to the Democratic Party, he steered Chicago for 22 years, shaped by family roots in Bridgeport, and his legacy includes son Richard M. Daley, now in the state Senate.

Chicago Democratic Party Richard Joseph Daley Daley America White Sox St. Patrick’s Day Connecticut Abraham Ribicoff Grant Park Conrad Hilton Illinois Bossa Sories Otto Kerner Eleanor Guilfoyle Sis Michigan Church of the Nativity of Our Lord Bridgeport Richard M. Daley

Christmas in Old Decatur Lights Up Local Streets

Tonight in Decatur the Christmas in Old Decatur event runs 7 to 9 p.m. with candlelit sidewalks and carolers from First United Methodist Church at 504 Line St. NE. Weigh and Pray meets 7:30 to 9 p.m. for ages 12 plus at 1402-B Parkway Building Central Parkway. For details call Shirley Hughes at 350 0840 between 5 and 7 p.m.

Old Decatur First United Methodist Church Line St. NE Parkway Building Central Parkway Shirley Hughes

Christmas in Old Decatur Events Span Several Venues

In Decatur week night schedule includes carolers from First Presbyterian at 601 Ferry St at 7 p.m. West Hartselle Baptist hosts a live manger scene through Friday from 6:30 to 9 p.m. First Baptist will sing at 7 p.m. Friday at 722 Ferry St during Christmas in Old Decatur. Holy Communion observed at Austinville United Methodist at 11:06 p.m. Athens Bible College Ex- Students meet at 7 p.m. in the cafeteria with a covered dish asked for.

O ‘ West Hartselle Baptist Church First Baptist Church Austinville United Methodist Church Athens Bible College Ex-Students Association

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