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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1972

Page

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Monsanto to Install 2.7 Million Pollution Abatement System

Monsanto announces a 2.7 million dollar pollution abatement system for its Decatur plant and technical center. The project uses an activated sludge process to digest organics and purify water returning treated effluent to the river, reducing river waste by 85 percent.

Monsanto Decatur C. E. Hieserman Tennessee Valley Authority Federal Environmental Protection Agency Hieserman

Area Lawmakers Ponder Remap Plan in 1974 election

North Alabama legislators respond to a federal court order to reapportion into 105 House single member districts and 35 Senate districts. The court delayed mid term elections, allowing incumbents to serve until after the 1974 general election. Reports indicate Ralph Slate and David Cauthen may share District 9, covering parts of Southeast Decatur and Morgan County.

Winford Turner North Alabama Montgomery House Senate Morgan County Ralph Slate David Cauthen Decatur Federal Court Slate Cauthen Cullman County Tom Drake

Pay Board Set To Trim Aerospace Raises In New Rule Debate

The Pay Board seeks to roll back a 12 percent aerospace wage increase likely to 8 percent or less, while considering a rule limiting raises in new contracts to seven percent. Business members push for a binding rule capping future rises over seven percent in old contracts, risking many rollbacks. Virgil Day citing 7 percent lid on deferred raises. Last December the board failed to resolve contracts with UAW and AFL-CIO units.

Washington Virgil Day General Electric Co Day United Auto Workers Afl-Cio

Light Snow Forecast and Tornado Report Cloud Weather

Light snow is predicted for Decatur tonight into Wednesday as a cold front brings frigid air to the Tennessee Valley. A tornado was reported at Linden, 15 miles south of Demopolis, at 4:52 a.m. today amid severe thunderstorms from Gulf moisture. The Gulf air mass continues to fuel potential for more severe storms, the U.S. Weather Service said. Drake notes boundary maps place him in a district spanning southern Morgan and northern Cullman Counties, living in Vinemont.

Decatur Tennessee Valley Gulf U. S. Weather Service Linden Demopolis

Banks slash prime rate to five percent in New York

Four major New York banks cut their prime lending rate to five percent from five and a half, lowering the key interest charge to its lowest in nearly seven years.

New York

Bad Dream For China A Propaganda Analysis

William L. Ryan argues that Peking portrays a looming threat from Soviet expansion and frames U.S. hopes for limited China relations within a cautious context. The piece notes Beijing’s suspicion of Moscow and describes a sweeping arch of influence from the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean. The column ends with an advertisement and a local business reference.

Peking China Nixon Mainland Asia Africa Eking Asian Subcontinent Mediterranean Red Sea Arabian Sea Indian Ocean Bay of

NAACP Sues to Integrate Alabama Highway Patrol

The NAACP filed a federal suit in Montgomery alleging Alabama Highway Patrol has not hired a Black trooper in 37 years. It argues a high school diploma suffices and thousands of qualified Negro applicants exist. The suit accuses troopers of aiding school segregation and civil rights crackdowns.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Highway Patrol National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Patrol NAACP Thomas Reed Tuskegee Macon Bullock, Lowndes Greene Alabama

Washington Delivers First Annual Presidential Message

On this date in 1790 George Washington delivered the first annual presidential message. Weather notes forecast 90 percent rain tonight, 50 percent Wednesday, with highs 59 and 43 and a low of 28. River map page B-4 and weather details follow.

George Washington

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Beulah Land Methodist Church Limestone County Billy Smith Morgan Ternational Association of Machinists Drake Vinemont Instant Lake John L. Burch Gordon Dr Shag By William L. Ryan Robinson Furniture Second Avenue Joes Aé Landers Athens Billy Sith
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