Morgan County Considers Reward for Sign Thefts
Morgan County Commission weighs offering a reward for arrest and conviction of traffic sign thieves after a fatal Old Moulton Road collision linked to a stolen stop sign. Each year about 200 signs are taken, and officials hope the program will deter vandalism and improve road safety.
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Time and Again Call for Lasting Community Responsibility
Time and Again notes cleanup campaigns in the city have achieved only brief gains as litter returns after efforts end. The piece urges permanent citizen investment and pride to sustain beauty and cleanliness, framing it as a New Year commitment for all residents rather than a mere resolution.
Miscount Costs Welfare Aid in New York Study
A city commissioned study reports the 1970 U.S. census undercounted welfare cases in New York by 39 percent, risking loss of federal aid funds. The study suggests similar miscounts likely occurred elsewhere, raising concerns over accuracy and funding.
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Good Year For State Bowling
Followers of Alabama football grow anxious about the Crimson Tide in the Cotton Bowl against Texas. Bear Bryant has not won a post season game since the Sugar Bowl win over Nebraska on January 2, 1967.
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Rand Institute warns NYC census undercount impacts federal aid
Edward Blum of the Rand Institute says New York City may lose 10 to 40 million dollars yearly in federal revenue sharing due to an undercount in welfare and other census based programs. The institute notes 291000 welfare cases in 1969 vs city records of 477000, 883 million paid.
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Nixon cautious in Vietnam talks praised by European press
Viewpoint argues that the London Daily Telegraph backs President Nixon's cautious approach to Vietnam negotiations. It notes risks of a flawed settlement and praises keeping doors open for talks while continuing bombing and supporting South Vietnam to deter a communist takeover.
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Watergate Guilty Pleas Sought By Justice Dept Sources
Justice Department quietly explores guilty pleas for Watergate defendants to avoid a public trial and White House embarrassment. Six of seven may accept reduced charges, while Gordon Liddy could hold out. Defense lawyers acknowledge informal talks, with no hard offers confirmed.
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My Answer By Billy Graham
Teen narrator questions parental rules and church life and seeks guidance from Billy Graham. The text asserts the Bible supports youth, cites Mary and Jesus as youths, and urges commitment to Christ for joy and purpose. It presents a call to follow Christ with guidance and love.
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