Decatur Schools face $432,820 budget cuts for 1973 74
Decatur officials project a $432 820 reduction across all school functions for 1973 74 as state and federal funding remains uncertain. Superintendent Curtis Sellers outlined belt tightening in administration instruction maintenance and operations, noting potential loss of accreditation and larger class loads while preserving core programs where possible.
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Curtis Sellers
Sellers
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Decatur
Nixon Defies Subpoenas as Watergate Probes Move Forward
The Senate Watergate committee and Archibald Cox move to force President Nixon to honor subpoenas for tapes and documents. Nixon rejects the demand saying he cannot consent to private presidential papers. The committee aims to file a court order next week and Cox seeks a show cause ruling from Judge Sirica.
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Supreme Court
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Cox
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-Nc
Ervin
Ehrlichman doubts Dean gave Nixon Watergate details
John D. Ehrlichman testified he doubts Dean told Nixon March 21 details of payoffs and the cover up. He said Nixon did not share what new evidence he cited and that Halderman told him Dean did not tell the truth. Ehrlichman described shifting stories as inquiries began and opposed immunity offers for White House staff.
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John D. Ehrlichman
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White House
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Richard A. Moore
Moore
Senate Watergate Committee
Decatur
Seco
Haldeman
Senate
Fliruc
Conferees Trim Food Stamp Reform Funds and Credit Plan
Congressional conferees cut 430 million from a food stamp reform plan and tentatively agreed to allow most Communist nations access to favorable credit under food for peace programs. New York banks raise prime rate to 8 percent, the highest in history, per First National City Bank.
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NEW York
Classified Want Ad Directory Line Up
Classifieds brief showing sections Calendar Editorials E'tainment Financial To Place A Want Ad with phone numbers for Athens and area listings reflecting a newspaper page footer.
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Financial
Athens
Stern Unveils UA Journalism Plans
Dr. Mort Stern, newly-appointed dean of the University of Alabama School of Public Communications, announced plans for a school of national stature at the Alabama Press Association convention in Decatur. The program will mix theory and practice with professionals teaching, expanded internships, post-graduate courses, and a media study center. Stern emphasized closer ties with editors and publishers and other media professionals.
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University of Alabama
School of Public Communications
Alabama
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APA
Decatur Country Club
Stern
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