Teenagers Face Marijuana Charges Near Athens
Athens Police charged six Huntsville teenagers with possession of marijuana after an arrest at 3 15 a m near Jack Yarber Ford on US 72. A 15 year old Athens youth was charged at Athens High School. The Huntsville youths are jailed. bond not set. The Athens boy was released on 1000 dollars bond.
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Athens
Huntsville
Richard Faulk
Jack Yarber Ford
Limestone County
Athens High School
Attorneys to Attend Civil Procedure Seminar
Huntsville attorneys will attend a February seminar at the University of Alabama Huntsville to study Alabama Rules of Civil Procedure adopted by the Alabama Supreme Court. Chief Justice Howell Heflin says the rules shift focus to merits over technicalities and take effect in July.
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Huntsville
Alabama Supreme Court
Howell Heflin
University of Alabama-Huntsville
VFW Post To Host District Meeting in Town Creek
Town Creek VFW Post 73 members strong will host Sunday District 12 meeting led by Commander Odie Kent. The event begins at 12 30 p m with lunch at the post home and a business session with guest officers follows. Members and their wives are invited.
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Town Creek
District 12
Odie Kent
VFW
Kent
High School GED Tests Offered in Cullman County
Cullman residents without a diploma can earn a GED at St. Bernard College in the Administration Building, Room 200. The five exams cover English, Social Studies, natural sciences, literature, and mathematics. Tests run weekdays 8 am to 4 pm, about two hours per exam. fee is $10. Guidance office available for more information.
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Cullman
Cullman County
St. Bernard College
Veterans reflect on Vietnam war and peace
Guthrie, a 1964 Elkmont High School graduate, says the US role in Vietnam was warranted and honors the peace. The Austin Lions Club plans to display nearly 100 flags in business districts to mark the peace treaty and invite Decatur residents to fly flags. Decatur Cares will host a POW MIA benefit at Gateway Shopping Center with a jail vote and bracelets for Terry Geloneck to aid trust funds for children of missing soldiers. A tree planting will honor Morgan Countians who were captured or died.
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Austin Lions Club
U.S
Tom Hill
Austin Club
Hill
Decatur
Gateway Shopping Center
Decatur Cares
Terry Geloneck
North Vietnam
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Obituary and Local Gossip From Hillsboro
Hillsboro notes the death of Curtis Moran a former resident and lists social visits and travel by local residents. Mr and Mrs Buford Corum returned from San Antonio to visit Lt Col and Mrs B H Corum and Renee. Various residents travel, visit and shop in Jackson Medina Huntsville and Little Rock, with back injury and dinners mentioned.
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Buford Corum
San Antonio
Texas
B. H. Corum
Renee
Hazel Peebles
Willard Peebles
Town Creek
Bernice Darnell
Janice Hogue
Jackson
Medina
Tenn
Jimmy Hogue
Earl Fly
Floyd Marsh
Jim Peebles
Grant Peebles
Bailey Terry
Little Rock
Arkansas
Lawrence Darnell
Don Marsh
Huntsville
Meeting Tonight on Elkmont Park Plans
Elk River Development Association officials from ERDA and Elkmont meet tonight to discuss a 10 acre recreation park. ERDA President Tommy Carter cites an $85,000 U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation grant expected to be approved soon and says construction will start after the matching funds arrive. Local funds total about $9,000. The park near the school baseball field would include a swimming pool, tennis courts, bath houses, softball fields and playgrounds.
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Elkmont
Elk River Development Association
ERDA
Tommy Carter
U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Elk River Valley
Carter
Hereford Official to Speak at Lawrence County Cattlemen Supper
Moulton-Lovell Kuykendall an American Hereford Association official from Kansas City Missouri will speak tonight at the Lawrence County Cattlemen Association steak supper. The event at Lawrence County High School auditorium runs 5 to 7 thirty P M with supper in the lunchroom before the business meeting.
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Moulton — Lovell Kuykendall
American Hereford Association
Kansas City
Lawrence County Cattlemen’s Association
Lawrence County High School
Juvenile Court Moves to Morgan County Courthouse Annex
The Morgan County Juvenile Court will finish relocating from Decatur City Hall to the Courthouse Annex by Friday. Chief Probation Officer Bob Patton says the move creates more room and privacy after repainting. the CAC vacated the old municipal building on Vine St. NW.
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Morgan County Juvenile Court
Bob Patton
Decatur City Hall
Morgan County Courthouse
Morgan- Lawrence
Pentagon agrees to Vietnam peace plan with cease fire terms
The accord sets 60 days to free 57 000 Americans held in Indochina and to bring home 23 000 U S troops in South Vietnam. It bans fresh troop and supply infiltrations and withdraws foreign forces from Laos and Cambodia while keeping Thieu's government intact until after an election. An International Control Commission and an international conference are established to supervise and guarantee the cease-fire.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
International Control Commission
Canada
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
Hanoi
Thieu
South
Kissinger
Nixon
Skylab aims at cross training and multi mission plan
The article notes Skylab crew cross training in all areas with Conrad and Weitz first in a neutral buoyancy simulator in Huntsville. It outlines three manned flights starting April with 28 day first mission and 56 day follow ups, six EVAs focused on solar physics and earth surveys, plus Marshall Space Flight Center managing hardware and Saturn launch vehicles.
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Weitz
Marshall
Conrad and Weitz
Space
Huntsville
Skylab
Earth
Marshall Center
America
Marshall Space Flight Center
Orbital Workshop
Huntsville Center
Moonlit recalls and major events of 1965 to 1969
A pamphlet for POWs arriving at Clark Field summarizes major events since 1965 including Nixon’s 1968 election and 1972 re election, My Lai and other war news. NBC journalist Peter Hackes and Gordon Hart prepared the update as a non mandatory briefing.
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Richard Nixon
U.S
Song My
My Lai
Clark Field
Phillipines
Pentagon
NBC
Peter Hackes
Gordon Hart
Oklahoma State University
Navy
Kissinger’s Next Move After Vietnam Peace Looms
President Nixon's national security adviser Henry Kissinger appeared noncommittal about his future as Vietnam peace nears. He floated a Mexico vacation and hinted at remaining in the NSC leadership but with a possible interim replacement, while eyeing new world-political challenges.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Mexico
National Security Council
Harvard
White House
America
Onassis son Alexandros dies in Athens plane crash
Alexandros Onassis, 24, died after an amphibious plane crash on takeoff from Athens airport. Doctors said his brain was destroyed and his features disfigured. Aristotle Onassis said mercy killing was considered as his son lay near death.
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Athens
Aristotle Onassis
Alexandros Onassis
Onassis
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