Grants total 839,068 for Decatur area facilities
Rep. Bob Jones and Senators Sparkman and Allen announced 839,068 in Appalachian grants for a four county Flint mental health center near Decatur, hospital expansions at Decatur General, and Calhoun Junior College programs. The plan covers inpatient and outpatient services, emergency care, training, and health manpower development.
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Washington
Appalachian
Decatur
Bob Jones
John Sparkman
Jim Allen
Flint
Decatur General Hospital
Calhoun Junior College
North Central Alabama Mental Health Board
Morgan
Limestone
Lawrence
Cullman
Allied Health
Bryce Hospital Patients Visit Decatur For City Tour And Picnic
A group of 42 Bryce Hospital patients from Tuscaloosa will arrive Aug 17 for a Decatur visit. They will tour city hall, ride a bus tour, dine at T. C. Almon Center, tour Point Mallard Park, and finish with ice cream at Delano Park before returning to Bryce. The Morgan County Mental Health Association hosts.
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Bryce Hospital
Tuscaloosa
Delano Park
Decatur
Morgan County Mental Health Association
Bryce
Charles Gunthorp
T. C. Almon Center
Point Mallard Park
Association
Edna Eich
Planners Pass $230,000 Budget
The North Central Alabama Council of Governments approved Thursday its fiscal 1973 budget with total expenses of $230,431. About 35 percent funds regional plans and programs while 11 percent goes to direct applications of the monies.
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North Central
Alabama Council of Governments
Royer Services To Be Saturday Funeral for James M Royer
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Austinville Church of Christ for James Milford Royer 37 of 1202 Carridale St SW killed in a Wednesday night two car crash on U.S. 231 south of Troy. Burial at Roselawn Cemetery with Gunthorp Funeral Home directing. Surviving family members are hospitalized. wife Renee in serious condition in intensive care and sons James Richard Rover 10 and David Allen Rover 3 listed in fair condition. The other driver Jimmy Lee Byrd 32 of Troy was also killed. Royer worked for Fruehauf Corp. Pallbearers named. Body remains at the funeral home until church service. The story also notes regional planning budget details and social visit with Mrs Martha Haddrick of Coventry, England in a separate item.
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James Milford Royer
Carridale St
Troy
Austinville Church of Christ
Winford Clark
Roselawn
Gunthorp Funeral Home
Rover
Montgomery Baptist Hospital
Renee
James
David Allen
U.S
Florida
Jimmy Lee Byrd
Fruehauf Corp
Renee Rover
Decatur
James Richard Rover
David Allen Rover
Franklin D. Harrison
Birmingham
Gracie McCafferty
Erov McCafferty
Dan Alston
Buddy Brown
Billy Woodall
LC. Robinson
CE. Clark
Wilbert Wright
Hartselle
Cullman
Gary Voketz
North Central
Morgan, Lawrence
Voketz
Council Commission
Morgan County Commission
Thornton
Dick’’ Fleming
Bob McGukin
Fleming
Bill Levin
Plumber Otto Nebrig a Life of Service in Decatur
Otto Nebrig retired after 35 years as a house heater and plumbing expert in Decatur. He owned Nebrig Plumbing Co for about 25 years, focusing on steam systems. He valued teaching homeowners basics like cutting off current to prevent damage and took pride in a well running steam heating system. Nebrig helped the mentally retarded community, cofounding the Opportunity Center School in 1969 on Somerville Road and serving as its second president.
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Otto Nebrig
Nebrig Plumbing Co
Nebrig
Decatur
Decatur Civitans
Opportunity Center School
Somerville Rd
Plumber Nebrig Reflects on a Long Career and Simple Life
Nebrig recalls dramatic plumbing emergencies from 20 gallon per minute floods to sewer line repairs. He describes baffling modern systems, humorous misfortunes, and items pulled from pipes. After 48 years, he plans fishing and downsizing, asking to keep the story simple.
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Nethiig
Nebrig
Netiig
Birmingham
Five Suspended At Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant
The Tennessee Valley Authority suspended five employees at Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant over payroll irregularities involving about $2,000. TVA ordered an FBI probe, with Steve Crabbe leading the inquiry in Decatur. Paul Evans in Knoxville noted the investigation began three weeks ago after an employee refused participation and alerted superiors. names of the five are not released.
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Browns Ferry
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
FBI
Paul Evans
Knoxville
Evans
Steve Crabbe
Decatur
Moulton Plans Beautification With $6000 Grant
Moulton will use a $6,000 grant from the North Alabama Council of Governments for beautification projects. City officials will meet with ladies clubs and concerned citizens next week to discuss plans. Mayor H A Alexander praised women's club work at the Alabama 24 and Alabama 157 intersection where flowers have been planted.
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Moulton
North
Alexander
Alabama 24
Alabama 157
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Lurleen B. Wallace Developmental Center
Mental Health Board
Morgan Counties
Allied Health Careers
Montgomery
Ala
L.B. Sullivan
Royer
THE
Decatur Daily
Athens
Martha Haddrick
Coventry
England
Hugh Russell
Martha
Russells
Mrs. Russell
Georgia
Mobile
Russell
Nebrig Plumbing and Heating Co
Dusty
Lucifer
Lucy
Don Murray
Tower St. SE
Patti Field
Lucille
Grant
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