Nothing Small About United Way Effort in Morgan County
Editorial urges readers to recognize the scale of United Way work, noting a Morgan County goal of about 400000 for this year and detailing national impact. It highlights 914 million given away nationally in one year across 2200 communities, involving over 20 million people and 37.5 million contributors, stressing the combined effort of small donors.
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Morgan County United Way
Morgan County UW
United Way
Rockefeller Foundation
United
United States
Canada
Australia
Morgan County
Decatur native Tommy Counts Promoted To Plant Manager
Universal Oil Products promotes T. G. Counts to plant manager of the Wolverine Tube division in Decatur, replacing Al Nash who moves to UOP headquarters in Des Plaines Illinois. Counts, a Decatur product educated at Auburn, has long held community roles and joined Wolverine in 1950.
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Universal Oil Products
T. G
Tommy) Counts
Wolverine
al Nash
UOP
Des Plaines
Ill
Tommy’s
Decatur
Tommy
Auburn University
Boy Scouts
United Way
Chamber of Commerce
Dummy Institute Laundered 1.5 Million for 1970 Campaigns
The Nixon era fund flow through dummy entities led by Herbert W. Kalmbach moved 1.5 million in cashier's checks to support about two dozen campaigns including Connecticut senator Weicker. Haldeman supervised the scheme with Gleason and Higby named in the transfers.
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James Polk
Washington Star-News
Washington
Nixon
Herbert W. Kalmbach
The
Public Institute
Senate
Connecticut
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Watergate Committee
Nyt
Lowell P. Weicker
White House
Weicker
R.conn
Associated Press
Kalmbach
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
New York
Los Angeles
Newport Beach
Calif
Een
I Kalmbach
Security Pacific National Bank
Jack A. Gleason
Tennessee
Maryland
Ohio
Midwest
West
Henry Ford II
W. Clement Stone
U.S
England
Walter H. Annenberg
Florida
William Brock
Albert Gore
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
D. C
Colson
Murray Chotiner
Gleason
Nevada
North Dakota
Sen
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Texas
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Vermont
New Mexico
Thomas J. Meskill
Meskill
California
General Accounting Office
Senate Watergate Committee
Einstein Quote on Future Always Approaches
A concise reflection attributes to Albert Einstein that the future arrives before one anticipates. The line suggests time and anticipation link to thought and fate. The note presents a philosophical musing rather than a report or event.
Forgiveness and Hope for a Long Marriage
A reader asks about forgiveness after a life of early marriage, affairs, and divorce, seeking happiness in the remaining years. The reply emphasizes God’s plan to relieve guilt through faith in Christ, urges letting the past go, living daily with commitment to God and her husband, and suggests happiness follows.
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L.C
God
Christ
China Eyes Tourism Prospects
Peking notes that Vietnam troop withdrawals may spur growth of Chinese tourism. Kweilin in Yunnan’s southwest, long restricted to outsiders, is expanding with a 700 bed hotel on the Li River and an existing Banyan Tree Lake Hotel. Officials hint at potential package tours from Hong Kong. The karst scenery features caves lit by colored illuminations and rock formations with political nameplates like The Rent Collector's Courtyard and The Sun Rising in the East.
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THE
TIMES
London
Peking
Vietnam
China
Kweilin
Haiphong
Soviet Union
Keiling
North Vietnam
Li River
Keilin
Canton
Hong Kong
Yank Shuo
TC New York Times News Service
Macon County woman wins challenge to repossession law
A Macon County woman faught a department store over a repossessed sewing machine and won. U.S. District Judge Robert Warner ruled Alabama’s lack of hearing or prior notice before repossession unconstitutional, mirroring a Florida statute struck down by the Supreme Court last year.
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Montgomery
Ala
Macon County
Alabama
U.S. Dist
Robert Warner
Florida
US. Supreme Court
System Works For Dairy, FBI Watch, Blood Clinic Scandal
Dairy price supports rose after dairy leaders backed Nixon's 1972 campaign while the Agriculture Department bought dry milk on the open market. FBI notes reveal surveillance of antiwar protesters at the White House. A Haitian blood plasma firm, Homo Caribbean, faced a medical commission report detailing brutality and unsafe practices at its clinics and deaths among donors.
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Washington
Nixon
William Powell
Department of Agriculture
Associated
Agriculture Department
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
Tricia Nixon
Prince Charles
Princess Ann
England
Homo.Caribbean
Haiti
Hemisphere
Joseph Sharlitt
Sharlitt
Homo Caribbean
Alex Theard
Special Medical ‘Commission
Hemo Caribbean
Commission
Associated Press clients feature in July 12 1973 update
A brief AP report notes distribution among clients of the New York Times News Service and Congressional Quarterly on Thursday July 12 1973. The item highlights service scope and partnership networks for that day.
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Associated Press
New York Times News Service
Congressional
Decatur Daily publication and subscription notice details
The Decatur Daily lists W. R. Shelton as founder editor from 1912 to 1924. It outlines publication schedule Monday through Sunday, contact info in Decatur Alabama, subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier, and a policy to investigate grievances with redress if misstatements are found. The notice notes Associated Press membership and tax details.
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Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing CO. Inc
P.O
Ala
Trage Aone
Quisade Trade Zone
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Dummy ‘Institute
Lawrence Higby
Alabama State House
George C. Wallace
Anthony Ulasewicz
Charles W. Colson
Albert Einstein
Billy Graham
China Eyes Tourism Prospects
IN International
By Higo
Vgress
Jack Anderson
Decatur Daily
W. R. Shelton
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