Lawmakers clash over governor utility bills and judicial funding
Lawmakers criticize the governor's utility bill package arguing it may raise future rates due to Alabama Power Company borrowing costs. They debate funding the new Judicial Article and warn against turning courts into a revenue source while urging timely action before potential special sessions.
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Edwards
Alabama Power Company
Charles Martin
North Alabama
Martin
Wallace
Pff
Airman Jonathan Cook to begin aircraft maintenance training
Airman Jonathan K. Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cook of Decatur 4, has been selected for technical training at Shea rd AFB Tex in Air Force aircraft maintenance. He completed basic training at Lackland AFB Tex and earned credits toward an applied science degree. Cook attended Cumberland County High School in Crossville Tenn. His wife Donna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moles of Long Beach Miss.
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Jonathan K. Cook
Robert H. Cook
Decatur 4
Sheard Afb
Tex
Airorce
Lackland Afb
Air Force
Community College of the
Cook
Cumberland County High School
Crossville, Tenn
Donna
Kenneth Moles
Long Beach
Miss
Nixon defense frames presidential power as flexible but restrained
In a cautious statement responding to past Nixon remarks on emergency actions, he argues that faithful execution may require adapting laws to circumstances. He cites a gray area of inherent presidential power and urges faith in presidential judgment while condemning literal law enforcement.
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Nixon
Frost
Fred M. Vinson
Supreme Court
Harry Truman
Truman
Thomas Jefferso
Louisiana Purchase
Franklin Roosevelt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Klux Klan
FBI
Klan
Boy Choir Plans England Tour and Nixon Debate Reflections
The piece mixes a St John choir trip to England and excerpts from a Nixon discourse. Seth and Brooks praise their director Mrs Doyle while planning a June 18 return to the Jetport. Nixon defends presidential powers with examples from Truman and Jefferson in a broader constitutional debate.
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Seth
Brooks
England
Former Chung Hee calls for Park resignation to pursue peace talks
Former Chung Hee argues Park should resign to clear the way for a new South Korean government that would negotiate a peace treaty with Communist North Korea. The piece ends with an exclamatory WANT ADS GET RESULTS! line.
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Chung Hee
Park
North Korea
Selling Your Car You'll Get Results
A Decatur Daily Want-Ads note promotes car selling outcomes, advising readers that listing vehicles yields effective results and quick interest in the local market.
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Decatur Daily
Tragic drowning reported at local swimming spot
Hartselle regained composure before entering the water as Bullard submerged and reemerged briefly. Warnings from Cahela and witness accounts described the events. Rescue squads from Lawrence County and Flint recovered Bullard’s body at 6 p.m. Funeral arrangements for Bullard, an employee of Mahoney Plastics, were pending.
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Bullard
Cahela
Clark
Lawrence County
Flint
Mahoney Plastics
Raid nets beer and marijuana in Moulton police raid
Police traced a large amount of beer and marijuana to a house on Alabama 157. James Edward Harris, 24, faced charges under the Controlled Substances Law and was held on a 1500 dollar bond. Bradford cited 15 cases of beer, 1 case of 24 cans, and one bottle seized. Decatur death notice to be announced by Peck Funeral Home.
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Moulton
Det
B.L. Brads
James Edward Harris
Bradford
Alabama
Decatur
Peck Funeral Home
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