City Civil Service Cuts Prompt Contractor Layoffs Highlighted
A suit argues for a one for one ratio and warns more Civil Service workers will lose jobs than contractor staff. The request, made ten days ago, has received no response to date.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1967
Page
14
A suit argues for a one for one ratio and warns more Civil Service workers will lose jobs than contractor staff. The request, made ten days ago, has received no response to date.
The article states Conners is a prime contender for the sheriff part in The Klansman and describes him as a sensitive man capable of broader work beyond his TV series. It notes Huie praising his potential and mentions Fidie an Akabamian with a New York Times book.
The Robin tug, partially sunk after striking an underwater obstruction near Decatur, will receive initial repairs locally before moving to its home base at Sheffield. It may be sent to Pea Ridge Kentucky or Giardeaux Missouri for dry docking and full repairs, with damage estimated in the thousands if engine work is needed. Bridge debris from barges hitting Keller Memorial Bridge prompted inspections by state and Army Corps officials who found no damage to the bridge.
A farm price bulletin records hen prices with heavy eggs at 16 cents and light eggs at 5 cents, reflecting market conditions for poultry products.
Morning figures show gains and losses across major firms. Notable movers include International Paper, Allis-Chalmers, Kaiser, Amoco, Coca-Cola, IBM, Polaroid, CBS, RCA, General Electric, and General Mills among others.
The New York stock market broadened its advance in heavy trading late this afternoon with brokers noting the rise that began on Tuesday, signaling sustained momentum.
Daily Records lists births from Decatur General Hospital including Mr. and Mrs. Terry W Downs Athens la com a son Mr. and Mrs Richard T Branum Trinity a son Mr and Mrs Floyd Wilhoite Somerville a son Mr and Mrs Frank Speer Decatur a son Mr and Mrs William S Sloan Decatur a son Mr and Mrs William L Atkins Decatur a daughter Mrs Joan Henry Freeman Wilson St a son Mr and Mrs John B Franz Moulton St a daughter Mr and Mrs Lyndon Morris Athens a son all born Tuesday or Sunday at Decatur General Hospital.
Hanukkah, the annual Jewish festival of lights, began Tuesday night and continues through January. It commemorates the rededication of the Jerusalem temple in 165 B.C. The ceremony features lighting candles, starting with one on the first evening and increasing by one each night. Families share gifts and play games during the celebration.
Weather report notes temperatures in the low 20s in North Alabama and near freezing elsewhere in the state. Highs expected around 46. Snow persists from Colorado to Southwest Iowa while northern states see subzero readings from the Dakotas to New England.
Superintendent Cross reports a 75 000 building from 1935 used for vocational agriculture and home economics was destroyed by fire. Linnie Terry saw the blaze, which started in front of the south side. Fire crews saved the newer elementary school and auditorium. The old wing may become a parking lot.
City of Decatur adopts changes to Chapter 27 and the Zoning Map AG-1 Agricultural Districts established along Beltline Road L&N Railroad lines and Sunny Brook Acres area. Public notice: ordinance 1681 1675 1967-68 pending January 16 1968 hearing at Municipal Building. Florence Adams City Clerk.
A yearend rally lifts the Dow to 893.84 after a 5.72 rise as volume tops 9 million shares in four hours. NYSE ticker slipped two minutes early in floor trades while advances outpaced declines by about 400 issues.
In a 1965 agreement Jordan received 11 miles of Gulf of Aqaba shoreline crucial for Aqaba port. In exchange 2,300 square miles of largely barren land went to Saudi Arabia while Jordan gained 2,700 square miles elsewhere.
A legal notice outlines a boundary survey segment running 218 feet to the centerline of Cherry Street NE, then 304 feet along another centerline, with two 90 degree turns, concluding near Cain Street NE. It states the action becomes effective upon adoption and publication.
The notice covers a probate court hearing for the estate of a deceased person with a meeting of first Federal Savings and Loan Association shareholders in Decatur on January 17 1968. It also details a mortgage foreclosure by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company on lot 14 block 1 Bailey Addition Hartselle Alabama, to satisfy the debt from a 1964 loan by Clyde and Audra Rice, with sale set at the Decatur courthouse January 26 1968 during legal hours.
Decatur Alabama passes multiple ordinances adjusting zoning maps and district boundaries. The measures set minimum setback lines for new construction and redefine district classifications including M-2 industrial and B-1 local shopping districts across sections and streets, with official map filings and effective dates.
A 1967 Decatur Alabama ordinance details boundary changes to the zoning map for a parcel described by U.S. Highway 31 Brooks Street and Beltline Road intersections. It classifies a portion as Light Industrial District within Industrial District Requirements and states the ordinance takes effect upon adoption and publication.
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