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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1972

Page

2

Wallace’s political future after hospital stay and convention

A detailed portrait of Governor George Wallace as he recovers at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring Maryland. The piece weighs his frail physical state, uncertain political path, and possible roles at the Democratic National Convention in Miami, with rival views on busing, platform positions, and potential running-mate plans.

James T. Wooten New York Times News Service Silver Spring, Md Holy Cross Hospital George C.wallace Miami George Wallace Party Taylor Hardin California Chicago Miami Beach Hubert H. Humphrey Edmund M. Muskie Edward M. Kennedy George McGovern Communist Party McGovern Alabama Cornelia James M. Folsom

No Leads In Kidnap Report

Authorities continue investigating a reported kidnapping of Barbara Woods near Cedar Cove Rd. A ransom note demanded 50 000 dollars and was placed on her door. Woods was found uninjured after being dragged into a wooded area. 80 officers and dogs searched the scene with no clues.

Barbara Woods Cedar Cove Rd John McBride

Gone To The Dogs Clean kennels at Decatur shelter

James Ryan director of the Decatur Animal Shelter says the kennels are the cleanest and most orderly he has ever seen. He speaks as staff work to improve facility standards and care for dogs in residence.

James Ryan Decatur Animal Shelter

Holiday Toll At 19 One Day Left

An Alabama July 4 weekend accident death toll rose to 19 with multiple fatalities across the state and in other states. Darlene Kirby, 15, died in Dutton when a shotgun discharged held by her brother. Barbara Ann Holston, 16, drowned at Lake Tholocco, Ft. Rucker. Thomas E. Dees, 60, Mobile County Sheriff's Department investigator, found in Tensaw River after search. Other deaths included a Baldwin County crash victim and several teens and adults in various counties and states. Separate out-of-state incidents claimed three more Alabama residents.

Alabama Darlene Kirby Dutton Jackson County W. R. Hinshaw Barbara Ann Holston G. Dothan Lake Tholocco Ft. Rucker Thomas E. Dees Mobile County Sheriff's Department Tensaw River Louisville & Nashville Deese Highway Patrol Baldwin County Loxley Clarke County Nelson E. Grubbs Larry Blackman Faunsdale Alabama 25 Marengo County Linda Barnhardt Mobile Escambia County Phillip W. Williams Brewton Mary Francis Mims Abbeville Henry County James Franklin Holden Jacksonville Calhoun County

Dogs Shelters Offer Humane Home For Strays In Decatur

The Animal Shelter of Decatur under James Ryan provides clean space food and play for homeless dogs picked up after warnings or by owners. He emphasizes they do not kill dogs, seek to find homes, and treat injuries with vets, noting dogs often fare better there than with previous owners.

Animal Shelter Decatur James Ryan Ryan Tuscaloosa Earved Hound

Humane shelter runs tight ship with clean, caring care

James Ryan runs a city pound praised for cleanliness and humane treatment. He notes dogs from across the region visit for shelter care, with staff scrubbing pens daily and cages lined with paper. Puppies sell for 3 dollars, large dogs with shots 6 dollars, cats free for adoption. Ryan plans remodeling and dogs like his AKC registered Bama.

Emergency numbers for crises and poisoning alerts

The Decatur Daily lists 911 for personal crises and the Crisis Call Center at 355-8000, plus options to contact a hospital or family physician for possible poisoning. If unsure of the emergency number, dial 0 and describe the emergency to the operator. Also provides department phone lines 353-4612 and 232-1535 for nights and holidays.

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