Carter speech in Elizabeth on church state separation
Former Georgia governor and Democratic front runner Jimmy Carter spoke to about 2000 at the Jewish Educational Institute in Elizabeth detailing his views on U S policy toward Israel and the Middle East and stressing absolute separation of church and state in a plural society.
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Israel
Middle East
Gandhi to visit Russia sparks India ties push
New Delhi Prime Minister Indira Gandhi plans a five day Soviet Union visit to strengthen ties with India's key ally among major powers. It will be her first trip abroad since the national emergency was declared last June.
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Western Beirut clashes claim up to ten dead in Sunni districts
Amid Sun violence in Beirut, unofficial tallies report as many as 10 killed and 17 wounded in western Moslem quarters. Skirmishes pitted As Saiqa Palestinians against mainstream groups and leftists, with a morning shoot-out near Hamra Street linking Kamal Chatila’s Nasserist faction to Syrian backing. Grant finances probed by SEC in informal inquiry into W.T. Grant Co. bankruptcy and disclosure.
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Saiqa Palestinian Organization
Hamra St
Kamal Chatila
Robbers hit two city eateries in back to back raids
At Pizza Hut Mrs. Gerry Hill was tied and robbed of cash after a purseswap ruse, while Captain D's staff were restrained and cash taken during a separate early morning break in. Victims described two bands with revolvers and distinct clothing, with no injuries reported.
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AEA plans to expand dues and unionization drive in Alabama
Senate leaders tout a budget surplus while AEA aims to bring 25,000 education support personnel into the union, extend dues collection from teachers to higher education, and push a revised meet and confer bill. New benefits would include personal leave and extended sick leave with buyout, funded by higher dues and taxpayer collection.
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Principal Ellenburg Faces Board Over Contract Cancellation
The board plans to decide Wednesday night whether to cancel Ellenburgs contract after a seven hour public hearing in City Hall. Eight witnesses testified plus about 20 total, with charges citing falsehoods insubordination neglect of duty and creating dissension. Ellenburgs defense is led by Alabama Education Association attorneys as he contemplates an appeal if the board acts.
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Dick Stoner
City Hall
Julian Harris
Carlton Smith
Hartselle
J. P. Caine
Alabama Education Association
Joe Carr
Decatur
John Key
TVA to load fuel at three Browns reactors amid relicensing
TVA won NRC permission to begin loading fuel into Units One Two and Three at Browns despite unsettled hearings. Fuel loading spans 21 days with potential delays from NRC guideline paperwork. A relicensing hearing for Units One and Two is set later this month, with attorney William Garner granted intervention. TVA aims for power operation by early next month.
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William Garner
Paul Getty Dies at 83 in London Mansion
American oil tycoon Paul Getty, renowned as one of the world’s wealthiest men, died early Sunday at his mansion near London. He was 83.
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Burton seeks divorce from Elizabeth Taylor in Haiti
AP reports actor Richard Burton arrived in Port-au-Prince to pursue divorce from actress Elizabeth Taylor. He arrived with an unidentified woman and planned to return to Hollywood where he is filming. The pair, married since 1964, have a history of separation and reconciliation, including a remarriage in October.
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Moon admits arms parts output in Korean factories
Newsweek International reports Reverend Sun Myung Moon disclosed that 10 percent of production at his Korean tool factories consists of small weapons parts for South Korea. Moon, whose Unification Church organized a rally at Yankee Stadium, leads an industry with $15 million in annual sales. The church benefits from Park Chung Hee’s government amid religious suppression. Rep. Peter Peyser said the IRS is reviewing the church's tax-exempt status.
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Internal Revenue Service
Pound Plunge Forces U S Firms to Shield Currency Losses
United States based multinationals brace for British pound decline as dealers report protective steps taken long before the fall from 2.02 dollars in March to 1.71. Despite efforts, American firms with British subsidiaries incur sizable losses from sterling weakness.
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New York
United States
Ford Defends Segregated Private Academies
President Ford argued on television that parents should be free to send children to segregated private academies as long as those schools receive no federal funds or tax benefits. He spoke while campaigning in New Jersey and Ohio, reiterating opposition to court-ordered busing to desegregate public schools.
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Dam breach floods Idaho region after reservoir fails
Warning spread as thirty million cubic meters of water inundated homes. The 80 billion gallon reservoir behind an earthen dam collapsed amid environmentalist delays. Evacuations, sandbagging, and debris jams followed as the Snake and Teton rivers surged downstream toward Idaho Falls and American Falls Dam.
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Ford Smith
Bureau of Reclamation
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Idaho
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Birthday celebration marks 166th for Davis figure
The event near the Davis family plantation gathered almost 100 people despite rain. Ernesto Caldeira traced a genealogy of over 1,800 Davises by marriage or blood. only about 60 are direct descendants. Davis, born 1808 in Christian County Kentucky, grew up in Wilkinson County Mississippi, attended Transylvania University and West Point, served in Congress in 1846, then as Secretary of War under Franklin Pierce, and later as a U.S. senator until 1861 before Mississippi's secession.
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Community club and church events schedule
Fes Today Women of Bethany United Presbyterian Church meet at 7 30 p m at Mrs B J Gates 1021 7th Ave SW Tuesday TOPS AL 55 meet 9 00 a m to 11 00 a m at the Aquadome for info call Myra Cook at 353 0079 aint The Decatur PBX Club breakfast at Shoney s Restaurant 7 a m sponsored by Art Belew Chevrolet and First National Bank an LPN Chapter 7 meet 7 p m in the dining room of Hartselle Hospital Charles T Roberts chief lab technician at Decatur General Hospital to speak Wednesday The Decatur Newcomers Club regular monthly meeting luncheon 11 a m Burningtree Country Club Dr Betty Vaughn program on women s health The Golden Age Club Ninth Street United Methodist Church meet 10 30 a m in fellowship hall speaker Rev Joe Ray pastor of Southside Baptist Church 6 The Decatur PBX Club Dutch luncheon 11 30 a m Decatur Inn with International PBX Operators week Grant St SE blocked today early Tuesday for South Central Bell relay tower paint to prevent splatter police said}
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