Filibuster stretches as Alabama Senate eyes midnight session
Sen. Bob Harris warned a Sunday session may be necessary as the Senate blocks a property tax reform package. The Rules Committee pushed for a 12:01 a.m. start and 21 senators pledged to stay in session until a vote, while conflict over assessment rates and redistricting roles dominated the debate.
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Bob Harris
Decatur
Harris
Senate Rules Committee
Fred Ray Lybrand
Calhoun County
Senate
Rules Committee
Rules
Jimmy Clark
Barbour County
Lybrand
Clark
Roland Cooper
Wilcox County
House
Sage Lyons
Mobile
Burglaries Leave Mess At 1614 8th St Sw
Dow describes the scene as a mess after burglars spilled orange juice and dairy products in one room and ransacked the home of Wendall Perry at 1614 8th Street Southwest. About $40 in half dollars and a coin collection valued over $100 were stolen. the break in was found by Mrs. Perry around 8:30 p.m. while Perry was at work.
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Dow
Wendall Perry
8Th St. SW
Jim Johnson
Johnson
Yeager named to Harding College dean's list
Samuel C. Yeager son of Mr and Mrs D J Yeager Moulton 3 earns dean's list honors for the fall semester at Harding College Arkansas. Yeager is a sophomore majoring in business administration. Decatur seniors eligible for Birmingham Southern scholarships at Scholarship Day January 29. Five four thousand and 15 five hundred renewable scholarships. Registration forms available at Decatur and Austin high schools. Lizbeth Feezel attends Solution Bowl leadership conference in Atlanta December 27 to January 1. Lisbeth is a Birmingham Southern freshman.
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Samuel C. Yeager
D. J. Yeager
Moulton 3
Harding College
Arkansas
Yeager
Decatur High School
Birmingham Southern College
Decatur
Austin
Lizbeth Feezel
James M. Feezel
Azalea Circle SW
Marriott Hotel
Atlanta
Crusade For Christ, International
Lisbeth
Wallace and Humprey duel on change and economy
Wallace pledged to push for change amid crossfire from Peter Williams who urged good faith from leaders. Humphrey, to announce Monday, outlined a jobs for all plan with wage controls and federal aid, condemning Nixon policies as harming Americans who should be beneficiaries of the economy. Hartke spoke in Manchester as New Hampshire voters weighed the Democratic field.
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Peter Williams
Miami
Williams
Phoenix
Ariz
Nixon
Vance Hartke
Indiana
New Hampshire
Hartke
Manchester
Alabama dog trials promise top competition this year
Field money and top handlers anticipate a strong all breed field in Alabama. National champion contenders from Dan Irwin Moulton and Lance Speake lead entries along with Yancey Hughes Hanceville Jim McNeil and Dan Gilchrest. Weather worries and derby entrants shape the event with spectators welcome and a free dog wagon tour and barbeque lunch at the clubhouse five miles west of Wheeler off highway 20.
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Lance Jake
Harold Speake
Moulton
Speake
John
Willard Irwin
Knight
Dolly
Decatur
Yancey Hughes
Hanceville
Jim McNeil
Dan Gilchrest
Courtland
Bill Hembree
Union Springs
Hembree
North Alabama
South
Roger Hayes
Pulaski
Wheeler
Highway 20
Woman Charged After 13 Cases Of Beer Found In Car
A 26-year-old Town Creek woman, Sarah Cole, was arrested on Alabama 157 at about 3 30 p m Saturday during a routine deputy call. She was charged with transporting alcohol after deputies seized 13 cases of beer from her car. Lawrence County deputies Paul Terry and James Sparkman made the arrest.
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Moulton
Town Creek
Lawrence County
Paul Terry
James Sparkman
Sarah Cole
Alabama 157
Kcials
Solon Sees Bias In Space Pact
Congressman Cotter accuses Dr. Eberhard Rees of bias in a 500 million space shuttle contract. NASA disputes the charge saying the letter concerned Saturn V support, not the shuttle engine contract. Proxmire blasts Nixon budget choice for space shuttle over social needs.
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Solon
Huntsville
Eberhard Rees
Marshall Space Flight Center
William R. Cotter
Dconn
NASA
Cotter
Rees
Washington
Rocketdyne
North American Rockwell
Nixon
William Proxmire
Dwis
Proxmire
Census Bureau to conduct employment survey in area
The Bureau of the Census will survey employment and unemployment in the area the week of January 17. Director Thomas Wene says 50 000 households nationwide form a representative sample. All personal data are confidential by law and released only as statistical totals. Interviewer for the local area is Mrs Faye C Glover of Cullman.
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Bureau of the Census
Thomas Wwene
Atlanta
Faye C. Glover
Cullman
St Bernard Sets Schedule for Spring Registration
The Rev Marcus Voss registrar of St Bernard College in Cullman announced the spring schedule. Freshmen register Monday 9 to 11 am and seniors 1 to 2:30 pm. Other students register Tuesday 9 to 11 am and 1 to 2 pm with a $20 late fee. Classes begin Wednesday. Last registration date is Jan 21.
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Cullman
Marcus Voss
OSB
St. Bernard College
Voss
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