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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1972

Page

5

Probation Decisions Rendered in 1971 Hearings

Officials report March to October 1971 hearings with multiple probation outcomes. Mrs Mary Ann Harris convicted of second degree burglary received a three year sentence. Carl D Talton and others faced varied probation denials and grants for offenses including cattle theft assault and forgery.

Mary Ann Harris 5Th Ave Harris Decatur Thomas Wayne Harris Carl D. Talton Blountsville William Richard Flurney Huntsville Kenneth Ray Hill Jackson St. SE David Larry Martin Laceys William George Chitty Lafayette Gaylon Fredrick Chunn Dennis Larry Lamons Lawrence Shackleford Hillsboro Richard Adlai Terry Town Creek Tommy Lee Smith 5Th Ave. SE Carl Ray Hughes

Wage-Price Control Changes Planned By Nixon Aides

The Nixon administration plans changes to wage-price controls amid high food costs. Shultz says inflation would ease with lower food prices, and officials consider relaxing profit margins, phasing out rent controls, and altering coverage. Food policy likely avoids farm product controls as measures include expanding acreage and revising subsidies.

Bill Neikirk Washington Nixon Treasury George P. Shultz Donald Rumsfeld Cost of Living Council High Council Shultz

Calendar of Religious and Community Events Across Local Churches

A series of church events and community services are listed including gospel singing at Deer Springs Baptist Church featuring the Singing Servants and Crow Family and Soul Seekers at 7 p.m. Other churches host 7 p.m. choirs, a Watchnight service at Sherman Street Church of God with 10 p.m. intermission, and Flint Baptist Church Watchnight at 7:30 p.m. Plus Fight health clinic at Hartselle Recreation Center offers free vaccines for ages 3 months to 17. The Pilot Club of Decatur meets and other church gatherings occur through evening hours.

Deer Springs Baptist Church Flint U. S. 31 Crow Family Soul Seekers Sherman Street Church of God Sherman St Flint Baptist Church Decatur Duford Hightower Phil Campbell David Weaver Oak Ridge Methodist Church Northlabama Morgan

Helicopter Crew Reported Missing After Laos Crash

Air Force CH53 helicopter was hit during a rescue operation in North Vietnam and crashed in Laos on Wednesday. The crew was rescued with one wounded. earlier, 23 aircraft were lost in Hanoi Haiphong raids.

Air Force Laos North Vietnam U.S. Command Hanoi- Haiphong Strategic Air Command Hanoi U.S

Two-Vehicle Crashes Near Athens Injure Four

Ohio resident Mrs. Brooks was hurt in a 10:45 a.m. collision 2.7 miles north of Athens on Alabama 251 and treated at Athens Limestone Hospital. The other driver John Lewis Morrow, 30, of Athens, was uninjured. A separate two-vehicle crash two miles west of Athens on Alabama 99 injured Adams and Mrs. Forsythe, who were treated at Athens Limestone Hospital.

Lester Pearson Dies Of Cancer

Ottawa AP report notes Lester B Pearson 75 died Wednesday night at his Ottawa home after a cancer battle that had cost him an eye in 1970. A state funeral was planned at Christ Church Cathedral with burial in Wakefield Quebec. his career spanned Nobel Peace Prize laureate status, prime ministership, and key U.N. role.

Ottawa Lester B. Pearson Canada Christ, Church Anglican Wakefield Que Pearson Maryon Florida Pierre Elliott Trudeau U.N Middle East Liberal Party House of Commons Quebec Britain United States Washington Atlantic Alliance Toronto University of Toronto Oxford Flying Corps Maryon Elispeth Moody Winnipeg External Affairs Department

Quake Seer Greenspan Faces Skepticism Over Predictions

Scientists dispute Greenspan's claim that sun moon and star gravity trigger earthquakes. Bruer and Nason see little statistical link while Greenspan reportedly predicted Azores quakes in 1935 and Bay Area events may follow. He is in hiding but promises to reveal proof.

Bolt Wesley G. Bruer United Press International Bruer Robert Nason Greenspan San Francisco Azores San Miguel Island Persia Turkey Iran India Greenwich Village New York Seaman's Church Institute of New York Bay Area

Public tribute to Truman continues with long crowded line

Eulogies spill over from page one as mourners file by the coffin of a former president. The flow reaches about 2,000 per hour, with a quarter mile line even after midnight. Margaret Truman Daniel and Clifton with their four boys attend the ceremonies.

Johnson Margaret Truman Daniel Clifton Truman Rose Conway Washington National Cathedral Kansas City Independence

Hughes Must Emerge From Privacy For US Return

The US Embassy in London said recluse Howard Hughes must personally apply for entry, pay a passportless travel fee, and meet standard visa rules if he wishes to enter the United States. Sources note Hughes has been living in Managua and plans a six month stay in Britain.

London Howard Hughes United States Hughes Washington U.S Managua Nicaragua Britain Home Office

Terrorists at Thai embassy described by guard

Pvt. Sunchai Pienkana, guard at the Thai embassy, says four men, two in leather jackets with submachine guns and two in evening dress, entered the compound and ordered Thais to go. The attackers bolted doors as they shouted commands and fled. Farmers Bank robbery in Anderson involved two armed bandits and five people present including Gerald Grigsby.

Thailand Sunchai Pienkana Sunchai Gerald Grigsby Farmers Bank Anderson Grigsby

Word Lore and Slang Trends in Bernstein’s prose

Theodore M Bernstein explores slang usage across history noting bones as dice in Chaucer’s era and the British reliance on do you have. He contrasts American and British phrases like do you have the time and discusses fiddle as a familiar term and fiddle faddle as a reduplication meaning nonsense.

Chaucer Donald Miller Toronto

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NASA Council Vaughn Bridge Rd Hartselle Brooksville Church of God of Prophecy Alabama 67 Friendship Rd Pilot Club of Naga Hattielene Decatur Inn Ohio Lester Pearson Europe United Nations Israel China General Assembly Louis Roussel Jr Hall and Colvard Rousse Mutual Savings State Insurance Department Bank Veep Bernstein Theodore M. Bernstein
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