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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1965
Page
13
A guide from the College Scholarship Service explains how total college costs and family need are calculated. It covers what families can contribute, including income, assets, and student share, noting scholarships primarily go to well-qualified students with limited means. The article outlines typical scholar amounts and applicant expectations for contribution.
A list of marriage licenses shows Walter W. Morris 54 of Paradise Trailer Court Decatur and Betsy B. Morris 44 of 804 9th St SE Decatur. Norman Jean Wright 24 of 412 4th Ave SE and Jewel Dean Heaps 19 of Moulton. Dennis Stuart Johnson 23 Athens and Martha L. Hiscroft 23 Decatur. Donald T. Hobby 40 Decatur sheriff's department investigator and Louise Hawkins 33 Decatur. Donald E. Sims 22 Courtland 2 and Sybil L. Aday 22 Courtland. and other couples with varying occupations and addresses. The notice includes a table of suggested child support contributions by income and number of dependents, noting these figures are not binding on colleges and reflect potential scholarships and aid.
Court records list several plaintiffs including Henry Allen, Marvin Eaton, Roy Lee Taylor, Percy Aldridge, and F Waters Jr. pursuing damages ranging from 5 700 to 100 000. The Citizens Bank of Moulton sues J F Royer with Ingalls Shipbuilding as garnishee in a garnishment on judgment.
Alabama Republican leaders anticipate a lively bid for next year's gubernatorial nomination. State Rep. Tandy Little said two strong contenders exist with others as possibilities. James Martin hinted at a run, potentially pitting him against John Grenier of Birmingham, a former GOP leader tied to Goldwater's campaign. Grenier's backers reportedly oppose backup candidates. Little notes Martin supporters also favor his Senate run, while others explore candidacy including Winton M. Blount of Montgomery.
Ku Klux Klan member Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. has exhausted all appeals to avoid a probation violation sentence. Attorney Arthur Hanes said there is no further action, and Wilkins must begin serving the year on January 4. The U.S. District Judge Clarence Allgood ruled Wilkins broke probation terms and ordered imprisonment for illegal firearm possession.
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