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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1975

Page

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Suez Canal Reopened by Egypt After Peace Pledge

President Sadat reopened the Suez Canal calling it a tributary of peace and a channel of prosperity. He vowed to liberate Arab lands from Israeli occupation and noted the canal would link the world, aiding trade. Israeli minister says Egypt agreed to let Israeli cargoes through per a disengagement pact.

Port Said Egypt Anwar Sadat Suez Canal Sadat Tel Aviv Gad Yaacobi Suez Israel United States

AEA pushes alternate budget plan for state

Alabama Education Association officials defend an alternate plan as Gov Wallace proposes diverting 12 percent of sales tax into the general fund. Hubbert claims $50 million more in revenue and $24 million more from federal sharing funds than Wallace, while warning of harm to Medicaid highways and prisons if education money is diverted.

Tommy Stevenson Montgomery Alabama Education Association AEA George Wallace Paul Hubbert House Ways and Means Committee Senate Jere Beasley Wallace Beasley Hubbert Ways and Means Nate Alabama Hubert University of Alabama Center For Business and Economic Research Budget Office Special Education Trust Fund Jordan Licil Gray Bryce Hospital Human Rights Committee

Florida firm eyes Point Mallard lodge project with local backing

Curlew Properties of Clearwater revives plans to build a lodge with convention facilities at Point Mallard Park in Decatur. Sam McClelland says a decision on joining Mobile doctor Gerald Wallace is near, as the company offers financing courtesy to Wallace to organize funds. Wallace reports backing but won’t specify details. Park board chair Leonard Hudson notes the Florida group recently visited the site and appeared impressed.

Florida Point Mallard Park Sam McClelland Curlew Properties Clearwater Gerald Wallace Mobile Decatur Park Board Florida Company Wallace Leonard Hudson Point Mallard McClelland

Day in History highlights start of Battle of France

In 1940 the World War I battle front shifted as Germany launched the invasion of France and the Low Countries, marking a turning point in World War II era campaigns.

France

Athens College Plans Fund Raising Drive After June 20

Athens College officials announced an intensive fund raising campaign to erase an estimated 800000 debt after June 20 when the State Board of Education decides on state acquisition. President Sidney E. Sandridge travels to Birmingham to update the North Alabama Conference of the United Methodist Church on possible state funding.

Sonny Turner Athens Athens College State Board of Education Curtis Tomlin Sidney E. Sandridge Birmingham Tomlin North Alabama Conference United Methodist Church Sandridge

Weather and contact lines in Tennessee Valley page

Quick weather note for Athens shows high today near 90s and tonight mid 60s. Friday forecast mid 80s with a 20 percent rain chance. Weather map and river page appear on A-2 with ads for want placements and phone numbers 353-4612 and 232-1535.

Athens

Sweep to abolish apartheid in South West Africa announced

Officials announced sweeping measures to abolish apartheid throughout South West Africa. In other news Foolish Pleasure Kentucky Derby winner Master Derby and seven other 3-year-olds were entered for Belmont Stakes the 107th running with 125000 dollars added.

Windhoek, South West Africa South West Africa New York

Wallace Motive Questioned Over Fundraiser Absence

National Democrats question Alabama Governor George C. Wallace motives after he refused to join a New York fund raiser. Aide mixup or grandstand move cited as Wallace aides clash with Strauss aides over invitation timing for the $500 plate dinner to support a July telethon and TV time.

Washington Alabama George C. Wallace New York Wallace Robert S. Strauss Bess Abell

Trio Charged In Rape Case In Athens

Limestone County authorities charged Anthony Jerome Smith John Walter Lockett and Charles Lee Hardy with two counts each of rape after four Albertville runaways reported being assaulted in a field near Greenbrier. The victims include two girls aged 14 and 15 and a 14-year-old boy was beaten. All were treated at Athens Limestone Hospital. Bond set at 10000 each.

Athens Limestone County Albertville M.W Buddy) Evans Anthony Jerome Smith John Walter Lockett Charles Lee Hardy Tanner Evans Greenbrier Greenbrier Rd Athens Limestone Hospital Marshall County

Boys swing to break 100 hour record in Athens

Allen Hamman age 15 returns to swinging with partner Danny Hartley 13 in Athens aiming to surpass a 100 hour mark. They resumed at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday giving up five minute breaks to make up lost hours as friends neighbors and newsmen gathered outside the Hartley home to cheer them on.

Allen Hamman Athens Danny Hartley Allen Hartley Sonny Turner

Martin Named To Head Study Of Annexation

Rep. Charles Martin of Decatur was chosen to lead a five member Alabama House study on all state annexation laws. Rep. Jack Venable announced the study and said the panel will aim to produce an updated annexation law. Martin expects no hard deadline and hopes a bill package reaches the Local Government Committee next session. He will seek Birmingham input despite a missing Birmingham representative on the panel.

Montgomery Charles Martin Decatur Jack Venable Tallassee House Martin Alabama Venable Birmingham Leigh Pegues Lee Martin

Athens Teens Aim to Break 100-Hour Swinging World Record

Athens teenagers Danny Hartley and Allan Hamman push past 70 hours in a bid to surpass the Guinness World Records endurance swinging mark of 100 hours set by Seattle competitors. They plan to reach 106 hours, despite fatigue and a three hour lapse during a break.

Athens Seattle Danny Hartley Allan Hamman Crutcher St Hamman

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