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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1972

Page

5

Crawford Indicted in 1960s Drug Possession Case

A nine count indictment charges James L. Blondie Crawford of Shelby County with possession of cocaine morphine or opium and derivatives. He was previously convicted in 1966, overturned on technical grounds, and may be retried. he is free on a $2,000 bond while awaiting trial.

Shelby County James L Blondie) Crawford Crawford Clarence Allgood Hartselle John McBride

Decatur to welcome 99 unit HUD assisted complex

Birmingham firm Johnson-Rast and Hays Co handles 1.2 complex with HUD assistance under a federal 236 loan. The 88,000 square foot project is set to begin soon with details to be released next week. Decatur chamber chief Lynn Fowler hails the apartment surge.

Birmingham Johnson-Rast and Hays Co Mitchell Jim Bennett Afl-Cio Bennett HUD Chamber of Commerce Lynn Fowler Decatur Sam Fowler

Athens 10 Man Denied Probation In Burglary Case

Circuit Judge Powell denied probation to William B. Blankenship after he pleaded guilty to second degree burglary. The 30 year old was sentenced to one year and one day in state prison for the December 3, 1970 burglary of the Fairground Mobile Oil Service Station in Athens.

Athens Powell Aghi Athens William B. Blankenship Fairground

Baxley seeks rehearing on Alabama reapportionment plan

Attorney General Bill Baxley said he will ask a three judge panel for another hearing on the reapportionment plan. He warned the plan could confuse voters as districts cross county lines and ordered a full study before deciding the next step.

Bill Baxley Baxley

Hazardous device letter and public notices mix

A detective notes uncertainty about a timer in a hazardous device and discusses a radical ransom claim. The letter advocates kidnapping and releasing prisoners in exchange for territory and cites figures like George Jackson and Sam Melville. It also describes prototype devices placed in banks and outlines a public notice from Union Compress Warehouse and Alabama highway hearing details with local officials.

New York City Amerika FBI Washington George Jackson Sam Melville Jackson California San Quentin Prison Melville New York State Attica State Prison New York

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