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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1973
Page
2
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A guest editorial warns the United States faces a growing energy crisis as imports rise and demand outpaces supply. Figures from Dr. Pinkney Walker and Secretary Morton are cited with projections of 1985 and 1990 needs, urging approval of power plants and fuel development amid public opposition.
The page lists emergency lines for sheriff, highway patrol, and crisis services including a Crisis Call Center and hospital or family physician numbers. It provides guidance to call 0 if unsure which emergency number to use and notes Athens area contact numbers for all departments.
A new career education program approved for Lawrence County will run from first grade through high school. It emphasizes an adaptable, world-connected approach rather than a fixed curriculum, aiming to prepare students for both blue and white collar futures with phased exploration and aptitude testing.
The program begins in outline form with a county committee chosen to direct it. Faculty and grade level groups will operate under the committee. Hagood stresses teachers must embrace the new approach and make school work more realistic and connected to the real world.
The Decatur Civic Theater will stage an 8 p.m. encore of Tennessee Williams A Streetcar Named Desire at Riverside School auditorium starring Jane Roberts Doug Reeves and Mrs Cynthia Smith with Wayne Radomski directing. A Feb 3 Decatur Cares booth at Gateway Shopping Center will collect POW MIA aid after a prior rally was canceled due to illness.
Decatur firms reliant on diesel fear shortages continue with minimal stock. Gordon's Transports reports operating on limited fuel and possible further cutbacks. Hunt Oil shipments resumed and Gulf Oil notes strict allotments while Birmingham pipeline proximity offers slight relief as February weather could determine supply recovery.
High Friday reached 52 at 2 p.m. with 43 at midnight. Today’s high near 60 and low around 48, with a 60-degree high Sunday. Today mostly fair with increasing clouds tonight, rain likely Sunday. Temperatures through Friday night ranged from 43 to 52, sunrise 6 48 a.m. sunset 5 11 p.m.
Elmer Reeves, 19, of Trinity escaped injury when his truck collided with a Southern Railway freight train inside Trinity city limits. Reeves claimed he did not see the train until impact as Trinity police investigated the crash.
Stough urged treating the Indo-China conflict as a moral issue not a political or economic one. He stressed prioritizing basic human needs over luxuries and urged the church to foster individual faith, with services at Decatur High School Sunday at 11 a.m. featuring Oscar Carr.
Limestone County authorities charged 19 year old Robert L. Jackson with two counts of forgery for forging two checks at Rocket Gas Co. on U.S. 72 east of Ardmore. He remained in Limestone County jail Friday night on a 2000 dollar bond after being arrested at his home by Sheriff M W Evans and Ardmore Police Chief Wayne Hicklert.
A tornado near Hammond damaged a carport and utility room at E. H. Keyes home while the residents planned to stay with Harold Hammond. A second tornado north of Albertville destroyed three mobile homes and damaged a store with total area losses pegged at 7500 dollars. Marble hail was reported.
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