Calendar of Decatur Area Club Meetings and Events
Local organizations list December gatherings in Decatur Al with times and venues. Rainbow Sirs Masonic temple, Christian Women's Club luncheon at Decatur Inn with speaker Mrs Frank Barker, and a Head Start parents meeting at Riverside School plus revival at Hope Well Baptist Church and more community notices.
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Gwen Itten
Fate Vevanen
Tri-County Health Service
Ppy Newman
Joyce Baker
Hope Well Baptist Church
Danville
Joeers
Harold Shaneyfell
Riverside School
City weighs Main St route in urban renewal plans
The council leans toward a Main St route tied to urban renewal funding, with plans to four-lane either option and a September public hearing to gather citizen views. Opposition claims the Longhorn Pass proposal masks a push for Main St four lanes, risking residential character and renewal costs.
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Bruce Johnson
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Decatur
6Th Ave
Minh launches largest operation in Cambodia and Vietnam region
Minh redeploys a 200 vehicle armored column inside Cambodia to reinforce bases while saturating the area with 66 artillery pieces including 105mm and 155mm guns. The action marks his biggest effort since taking command last February of the 3rd Military Region and follows criticisms over defensive postures along Highway 7.
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Proposed U.S. 31 Route Bypass Near Hartselle
The plan outlines a northern bypass east of Hartselle connecting U.S. 31 to the interstate interchange, detailing potential routing options and impacts on surrounding areas.
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Interstate
FHA case eyed as two downstate men face prison risk
Two of the applicants were women. James L. Hall said the 235 law allows sweat equity as a down payment in some cases and requires a $200 cash bank statement. Letters from reputable people were accepted when some applicants had no bank accounts. The government aims to finish its case today with possible two year prison terms and fines up to 5000 per count for Laxson Scheer and Fields. The trial is before U.S. District Judge Clarence W. Allgood during a two week term.
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Capp denies charges after Eau Claire complaint
Capp faced charges after a married college coed filed a complaint in Eau Claire in May. He was in a Boston hospital when charges were filed and was released on personal recognizance July 7 following a Boston Municipal Court hearing.
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Kadish Aims For Law Career After ROTC Service
Kadish, a Lafayette College graduate with an NYU law degree, expects to leave the Army in March 1972 after ROTC service. He admires criminal lawyer Bailey as a fascinating genius and plans to practice criminal law if possible. Kadish, wife Carol and two daughters, Wendy and Dana, weigh his future options in New York.
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United Fund faces possible use of reserves to meet goal
Lay and Perrin outlined the Morgan County United Fund budget and assets. They reported June operating expenses of 2,140.05 and year total 14,609.24, with 137,912.50 in allocations paid. Reserves include 8,206.01 in checking, 62,232.48 in CDs, and 32,464.60 in savings. If the 344,000 goal is not reached, reserves may be required to cover obligations to agencies.
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North Alabama
Redistricting Debate Ends With Mixed Prospects for Black Representation
Alabama lawmakers approve two bills to redraw seven congressional districts in place of eight. They would force incumbent Dickinson into a new district, while Rep. Fred Gray advocates two majority black districts. Gray warns of possible court action if no compromise emerges.
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Alabama
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Macon County
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Late New York Stock Selected List
Decatur markets quote NASD interdealer prices as of 10 a.m. Interdealer market changes through the day. Prices exclude retail markup markdown or commission.
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Wall Street inches lower as trading stalls
Wall Street opened cautious with a slow session as the Dow Jones industrial average slipped 1.60 to 890.70 by 2 p.m. Declines led on the NYSE while drugs rose. Notable movers included American Airlines down 1 at 27 1/2 and Natomas off 3 1/2 at 81 1/2, with several others mixed on the Big Board and AMEX. A 15 percent rise in working wives aged 20-24 over the past decade was noted.
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Natomas
Amerada Hess
Eastern Gas & Fuel
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