Analysis of Alabama higher education in state legislature
Editor's note by Al Fox of The Birmingham News explains the current situation of higher education within the Alabama Legislature. The piece outlines key factors, debates, and potential outcomes shaping policy and funding for colleges and universities in the state.
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The
Birmingham News
Alabama
Three Drown in Alabama Pond Tragedy Near Hartselle
A 16 year old boy, William Harold Boyer of Hartselle, drowned Sunday while swimming with two friends in a private pond in Plainview. In a separate incident, Luther Johnson and Herbert Callum, both 47 and 48 from Hanceville, drowned when their fishing boat capsized in a reservoir near Poultry By-Products. a third fisherman, Johnny Armstrong, swam to shore. Funeral arrangements are announced for all three, with services at Mt Tabor United Methodist, Brickyard Missionary Baptist Church, and Plea sent Grove Methodist. Survivors listed for Boyer include his parents and two sisters. for Johnson and Callum, extended families.
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Russ Roberts
Hartselle
Cullman County
William Harold
Bill) Boyer
Plainview
van Ward
Boyer
Robert L. Boyer
Hartseller
Barry Murphy
Ronnie Owens
Hewlett Roberts
Ward
Sheriff’s Department
Guy Hollaway
Luther Johnson
Hanceville
Herbert Collum
Sheriff's Department
Johnny Armstrong
Cullman County Rescue
Johnson
Pleasent Grove Methodist Church
Moss Funeral Home
Maravaline Vaughn Johnson
Hanceville 3
Curtis
Terrall
Leonard Johnson
Lois
Marilyn
Eartha
Teresa Johnson
Marshall Johnson
Chester Johnson
James
Mt. Tabor United Methodist Church
Robert Overstreet
Peck Funeral Home
Mary Ann Slaten
Rene Boyer
R.E. Boyer
Larry Dutton
David Starr
Larry Landsdale
Larry Andrews
Robbers Net Nearly $2,000 In Decatur Heists
Police say two unrelated robberies in Decatur early Sunday netted about $1,900. A Captain D’s employee reported roughly $1,500 stolen from the US 31 firm, while Pizza Hut operator Stewart Falger said $450 was taken from the 6th Ave SE franchise. Two armed men forced three Captain D’s employees into a cooler after 12:30 a.m., fleeing in a car stolen from a cook. a second, separate robbery occurred about 30 to 45 minutes later.
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Paul Foreman
Decatur
Captain D's
Stewart Falger
Pizza Hut
6Th Ave. SE
Doyle Ward
Henry Hall
Joseph Greer
Captain D’s
Browns Ferry Decision Delayed on Fuel Loading
TVA had not decided by 1 p.m. whether to load uranium fuel into reactor Unit Two at Browns Ferry. Jerrold Deweese said a decision required TVA officials in Chattanooga and earlier anticipated a noon decision. Jim Green discussed the matter in Chattanooga after Unit Two was prepared. Units One and Two were previously closed by fire.
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Athens
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Browns Ferry
Jerrold Deweese
Jim Green
DeWeese
Chattanooga
Principal Ellenburg Fate To Be Known Wednesday
Hartsel le city school board wrapped up a noon hearing on firing Burleson Principal John Ellenburg and scheduled a Wednesday night vote after a closed session. Eight witnesses, led by Supt Carlton Smith, testified to charges including falsehoods insubordination neglect of duty and wilfully creating dissension. Ellenburgs lawyers from the Alabama Education Association defended him.
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Gay Barber
Hartselle
City School Board
Burleson School
John Ellenburg
Julian Harris
Carlton Smith
Elienburg
Joe Carr
The
Alabama Education Association
John Key
Decatur
Ellenburg
Smith
Ellen
Burg
John D. Long
Hartselle Board of Education
Syria Pounds Beirut By Air In Civil War Showdown
Beirut scene as Syrian forces drive toward the capital with tanks jets and artillery striking Palestinian positions. About 6,000 troops crossed into Lebanon last Tuesday seeking end to the 14 month civil war, with jets including MIG21s and Hawker Hunters from Riyak base.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Safar
sous-Beirut
Syria
Radio
Riyak
Birthday of Jefferson Davis Celebrated Regionwide
In the South people marked the birthday of Jefferson Davis. Muriel Thomas Ellis of Decatur joined a reunion of Davis descendants in Woodville Mississippi at Rosemont. The gathering highlighted Confederate president history.
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South
Jefferson Davis
Muriel Thomas Ellis
Decatur
Woodville
Miss
Rosemont
Warning Toll Rises After Teton Dam Break Flooding
Flood waters spread across southeastern Idaho forcing evacuations 50 miles from the break. Death toll stands at six with 135 missing as communication and travel hampered rescue. Rexburg suffered worst impact as Gov Andrus viewed the area and cleanup began amid hundreds of millions in damage.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Teton Dam
Firth
Merle Tebbs
Boise
Cecil Andrus
Quake Shakes Mexico City and Nearby Areas
A tremor lasting over a minute rattled Mexico City with skyscrapers swaying. No immediate casualties or damage reported. shocks felt in Acapulco and Veracruz, 190 and 200 miles away respectively.
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Mexico City
Pacific
Acapulco
Veracruz
Gulf of Mexico
Extension Office to Aid North Alabama Farms in Decatur
Auburn Extension Service plans a Decatur office to provide technical agricultural help for Limestone and another county. District agent Herman Marks said the facility would start with 8 to 10 specialists. Auburn officials could not confirm details.
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Auburn Extension Service
Decatur
North Alabama
Herman Marks
Limestone County Commission
Marks
Auburn
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