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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1972

Page

8

Five stages of dying in children outlined by Dr. Ross

Dr. Ross explains denial anger bargaining depression and acceptance as five stages seen in children facing death. She notes parents often lag behind children in reaching acceptance and that concept of death evolves with child development from separation to permanent event.

TVA seeks 63.7 million for power projects and pollution control

The Tennessee Valley Authority requests 63.7 million from Congress for power expansion and pollution research. Major items include 110 million for Sequoyah Nuclear Plant and 54 million for Watts Bar Nuclear Plant, plus 89 million for transmission lines. funds also cover Tellico Dam, Duck River project, and experimental sulfur dioxide reductions.

Congress TVA Tellico Lenoir City Little Tennessee River Duck River Middle Tennessee Normandy Columbia Brock Cumberland Sequoyah Raccoon Mountain Watts Bar Consolidated Edison Rogersville Kingston Oak Ridge Tennessee Tims Ford Winchester Land Between the Lakes Bear Creek Alabama Yellow Creek Mississippi Johnsonville Calvert City John Sevier Dhe Widow's Creek Bridgeport Ala

Justice court to hear traffic and misdemeanor offenses

Milam announced justice court will handle all traffic offenses illegal possession of prohibited liquor issuing worthless checks peace proceedings public drunkenness highway intoxication assault and battery without a deadly weapon affray larceny cruelty to animals and Sunday blue law violations. He noted more than one day may be needed but Wednesday session should suffice as cases shift from county court.

Justices of the Peace Justice Court Milam

Man Shot In Back Autopsy At River Camp Home

Athens Ohio Floyd William Shoemaker 45 was shot in the back at his river camp home. State Toxicologist Van Pruitt said an autopsy showed a bullet entry from the back. Sheriff M W Evans said no arrests yet but case will go before Limestone County Grand jury.

Athens Floyd William Shoemaker van Pruitt Pruitt Athens 5 M. W Buddy) Evans Limestone County

Lawmaker Discusses Classified Material and Oversight

The lawmaker backs a civilian review board to assess classified material and supports automatic downgrading with a two year limit. He notes increased use of the law in recent months creating useful case law and highlighting deficiencies.

Congress

Remap Plan Narrowly Trails Ideal District Size

The legislature approved a remap upheld by Johnson that deviates from the ideal 492 032 population by only 0 77 percent. The plan splits Jefferson County along precinct lines with four precincts moved between districts. Precincts 1 2 and 4 join the 7th District and precinct 12 goes to the 4th District.

Johnson Jefferson County Bessemer Fairfield Wylam Leeds

Heath and Nixon Sign Historic European Unity Statement

Heath praised enlarging the European community to boost world peace and prosperity while Nixon affirmed that cooperation with emerging Europe is a cornerstone of policy. The signing occurred at Egmont Palace during a formal royal dinner at the Royal Palace hosted by King Baudouin.

Europe Nixon Egmont Baudouin

Congress sets 350 million cap on North Vietnamese aid debate

Senate Democratic leader Mansfield criticizes the cap for excluding bombing and hints at possible further requests if needed. He doubts Congress will approve more funds before June 30, saying the Senate would resist greater involvement in the two countries. The limits, backed by John C. Stennis, pass margins in both chambers.

Mansfield U.S Congress Senate John C. Stennis D-Miss Senate Armed Services Committee

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