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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1973
Page
1
Hartselle began adding fluoride to the municipal water supply early this year following state health guidance. Mayor John D. Long said the city withheld notice to prevent imagined illness, noting the level aims for about 1 part per million and has received county health department approval.
Mitchell says the President will defend his good name with facts and testify after hearings. Baker suggests Nixon discuss the case personally with senators. Nixon has refused to testify or provide documents. The committee delays voting on subpoenas as the case moves forward.
Athens professor Dr. Frank Parker was the sole speaker opposing the Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant licensing at a Limestone County hearing. He argued cooling towers’ environmental benefits do not justify costs to TVA customers.
Marietta Ga The defense for former Decatur man Powell alleges the state's star witness Miss Debbie Kidd was in Greenville on May 7 1971 the date of the murders of Dr Warren Matthews and Dr Rosina Matthews. Powell and three co defendants face trial jury selection concluded as motions over taped testimony were denied.
A Macon County judge ruled there was insufficient probable cause to hold 21yearold Varnard Weeks for the first degree murder of Eloise Benefield on the Tuskegee Institute campus. District Attorney Charles Aaron said he will present the case to the Macon County grand jury in October. Weeks remains jailed on another matter with a $2500 bond after jumping bail on a 1971 burglary charge.
The government will widen access to the most effective cancer treatments through about 120 hospitals in seven demonstration projects totaling nearly 2 million dollars in contracts. White House says Nixon will announce Phase 4 anti inflation curbs soon. A Brazilian jetliner crashed near Orly Airport with 129 of 134 aboard killed.
On this date in 1804 Vice President Aaron Burr fatally wounds statesman Alexander Hamilton in a pistol duel at Weehawken New Jersey. The brief item notes the historic confrontation and its date.
An Alabama House committee rejected the no fault auto insurance bill 9 to 5, barring automatic $1000 claim payments. A Senate panel sent a measure for agency shop labor contracts to a subcommittee, delaying action on ending the state right to work.
Construction begins on the 417000 Chapel Hill High Level Water System to serve Chapel Hill Rd and Vestavia Dr. Grants from HUD and the Appalachian Regional Commission fund the project. Work starts with 6000 feet of 12 inch pipe along Danville Rd and includes a booster pumping station to reach higher elevations.
Three players shared last week's $100 Bingo Bucks jackpot. Mrs. Edward N. Patterson won at Brown's Fabrics, Mrs. Jean Thompson claimed from Goodyear Tires, and Doris Jane Randolph found a winner via Cook's Pest Control. Bucks redeemable at 100 plus merchants. game used yellow cards.
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