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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1973

Page

2

Guest Editorial Russia's Half Century

The piece reflects on the 50th anniversary of the 1922 Soviet Union formation, noting economic shortfalls in the 1971 75 plan, rising dissidence among Ukrainians and other minorities, and heightened repression. It suggests Kremlin attitudes may shift toward deals with the United States, emigration openings, and limited liberalization as Soviet society enters a second half century.

Moscow Russia Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Lithuania Kremlin Nikolai Baibakov State Planning Commission Peking U. S Ussr Egypt Israel Soviet Russia

Decatur Area Weather Forecast With Temperatures

The report notes Friday afternoon temperature at 34 degrees with a 19 degree low early Friday. Today's expected high near 37 with a 27 degree low, and Sunday’s high around 48. Mostly fair conditions expected through Sunday with a gradual trend noted.

Decatur Perature

Teacher Hooked on Scuba Diving in Aquaspace Program

Eleanor Blankenship a health and physical education teacher at Brookhaven Middle School embraced scuba diving after a 1970 Aquaspace class at the Aquadome. She earned certification after 38 hours of instruction and recalls the Keys as a vivid, peaceful underwater experience. She notes many students in the program are male and encourages women to dive. Blankenship also competes in water sports as a slalom skier with the Decatur Ski Club.

Eleanor Blankenship Decature Brookhaven Rick Sharp Aquadome Rick Blankenship Aquaspace Earth Miss Blankenship

Key West divers discuss ocean safety and training

Eleanor and local divers emphasize water safety and proper equalization before dives. She notes weight belts aid descent and caution about ocean dives after prior experience in springs. The group travels yearly to the Gulf of Mexico or coastal sites to explore coral formations, with July trips to Key West mentioned.

Eleanor Gulf of Mexico Key West Clear Springs

Probation Denied For Two Persons In Morgan County

Morgan County Circuit Judge Tom Coggin denied probation Friday for Gary Lewis Bynum receiving four two year terms on second degree burglary and George Edward Thornton one year and a day for buying receiving and concealing stolen property. Other youths received probation or faced trials as adults.

Morgan County Tom Coggin Coggin Gary Lewis Bynum George Edward Thornton Michael David Austin Wilma Jean Hogan North Central Alabama James Russell

Research on rat vasoligation shows limited fertility recovery

The article describes vasoligation in rats to block sperm ducts, a method akin to human procedures that cause male sterility. Reopening can restore fertility in only about one in four cases. After 28 weeks, tests indicate possible damage to testicles and related structures, with unclear hormonal impacts.

New York

Phase 3 decision strengthens union leverage in contract talks

An adviser says the labor-management advisory committee will provide muscle to push Dunlop settlements, while AFL-CIO chief Meany gains a major concession from the administration. Union leaders expect negotiations with about 5 million workers, including Teamsters and Auto Workers, this year.

Dunlop Meany Nixon Afl-Cio Florida Teamsters Auto Workers Rubber Workers

Tool Possession Charges Dropped in Kentucky Case

A Kentucky official says burglary tools charges against Bill V. Patterson of Hartselle Alabama were dropped. Patterson and two others Fred Goodman and Harold Singleton Jr. were arrested after burglary tools were found and are linked to Cullman County cases and a Florence bank robbery probe.

Somerset Hartselle Kentucky Bill V. Patterson Patterson Alabama Fred Goodman Harold Singleton Jr Cullman County FBI Florence

Bloodmobile Over Quota at Morgan County Visit

The Morgan County American Red Cross bloodmobile exceeded its 75 donor quota at St. Johns Episcopal Church with 84 donors accepted and 11 rejected. The operation ran from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and aims to collect 4,600 pints by June 30. Next visit is Feb 6 at Trinity Baptist Church co sponsored by Trinity and West Morgan High Schools.

Morgan County American Red Cross St. John’s Episcopal Church John Collier Trinity Baptist Church Trinity West Morgan

Better Life Not Found in Migration Says TVA Chair

Aubrey J. Wagner, TVA board chairman, told Elk River Development Association that most migrants leaving rural Tennessee for cities failed to find better lives. He warned the move drains rural leadership and worsens urban slums for those who arrive unprepared. State Rep. Tommy Carter presided over the meeting.

Lynchburg Tenn Tennessee Valley Aubrey J. Wagner Tennessee Valley Authority Board Wagner Elk River Development Association Tommy Carter Elkmont

United Way Meet Set Monday Night in Decatur

The annual United Way of Morgan County meeting is scheduled for Monday at 7 30 p m in Decatur City Hall courtroom. A board officers and members election will occur and the budget committee will review finances and agency allocations for 1973.

United Way Morgan County Decatur City Hall

Peace Talks at St Nom la Breteche Enter Long Negotiations

Secrecy maintained as technical experts hold extended sessions amid two week discussions. Kissinger Sullivan Tho meet with top negotiators to push settlement while Saigon seeks sovereign rights over all of South Vietnam and a demilitarized zone near the 17th parallel. Hanoi resists changes to the October treaty.

St. Nom la Breteche Kissinger Tho William Sullivan Saigon South Vietnam Hanoi

Former Athens Man Arrested on Stolen Property Charges

Thomas Earl Benford, 32, of Memphis area, was charged in Limestone County with disposing of mortgaged property and in Mississippi with buying receiving and concealing stolen property. Police say burglaries in Limestone led investigators to Hernando Mississippi and Tennessee. Guns and other items stolen were recovered in the county.

Athens Athens 7 Hernando Miss Thomas Earl Benford Limestone County Richard Faulk M. W Buddy) Evans Evans Faulk Benford Mississippi Tennessee Memphis Hernando, Miss

Testimony on Bus Brake Design and Maintenance Issues

Witnesses discussed single and dual hydraulic brake systems versus air brakes for school buses. Bryan noted Alabama county bus maintenance deficits due to funding, despite capable staff, and conducted GM fleet maintenance seminars. Bench discussions occurred in Judge McFadden's chambers. jury adjourned at 3:15 p.m. and will resume Monday.

Fisher Bryan Alabama U. S Frank McFadden

U S and South Vietnamese Forces Report Ongoing Combat and Security Moves

The U S command cites 36 B52 strikes and 115 tactical bombers in 24 hours as fighting continues north of the demarcation line. Pentagon East security steps follow intelligence of a possible attack on the Tan Son Nhut headquarters. South Vietnamese tally 62 enemy incidents in 24 hours and a U S A7 crash in northeastern Thailand is confirmed. Hanoi reports Vietnamese pilots credited for shooting down U S aircraft.

U.S Pentagon East Tan Son Nhut Hanoi Haiphong Air Force Thailand U. S Indochina Vietnam

Stolen $50 in quarters from Perrylanes Bowling Center machine

A vending machine at Perrylanes Bowling Center on U S 31 S was robbed Friday afternoon, with more than 50 in quarters taken. The machine is owned by Wayne Amusement Co. of Athens, the police report stated.

Perrylanes Bowling Center U.S. 31 Wayne Amusement Co Athens

Stock Market Prices Decline on Phase 3 News

New York traders reacted to the administration’s Phase 3 plan with heavy selling. The Dow fell to 1039.36, down 12.34, as volume rose with block trading and mixed early advances. Blue chips like Du Pont and United Aircraft declined while Kresge showed activity amid inflation concerns.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Newton Zinder E.F. Hutton & Co Paris Gimbel Brothers Brunswick du Pont United Aircraft Chrysler Kresge

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