School Lunch Plan Inconsistent Sparks Senate Hearing
Sen. Jim Allen questions U S Department of Agriculture goals at a subcommittee hearing. He cites proposed abolition of the free milk subsidy to fund lunches while the department testifies against extra lunch funding. The discussion notes 900 000 needy children lack reduced price meals.
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Washington
Jim Allen
D-Ala
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Allen
Asst
Richard Lyng
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Lyng
Emergency Numbers For Poisoning And Emergencies
Emergency phones advise calling Decatur General Hospital at 353-1610 or your family physician for possible poisoning. For other emergencies dial zero and tell the operator the nature of the emergency.
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Decatur General Hospital
Banker and hobbyist revives antique cars for profit
Jimmy Kimsey, Bank of Moulton vice president and Model A Roadster Club officer, restores early 1930s cars. He began 15 years ago with a 1931 Chevrolet, owning two 1931 Ford roadsters and a pickup. His cars win shows in Nashville and Birmingham, and he plans a June national meet at Stone Mountain while promising profits from self-work restoration.
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Moulton
Jimmy Kimsey
Kimsey
Bank of Moulton
Birmingham
Tennessee
Albuquerque
N.M
U.S
Judy
Ontario
Dearborn
Mich
Canada
Nashville
Jackson
Tenn
Winchester
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Action column answers readers in The Decatur Daily
Readers submit questions on local items and travel. Fort Lauderdale Baseball School address is 1601 N Federal Highway Ft Lauderdale Fla. No pro tryouts announced for Decatur area this year. Grand Ole Opry ticket office in Nashville lists shows Fridays and Saturdays with $3 reserved seats. do not send money yet. School promotion policy requires mutual agreement between parents and teachers. Canadian travel info can be requested from the Canadian Government Travel Bureau in Cleveland Ohio.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
L. K
Trinity
N. Federal Highway
Ft. Lauderdale
Decatur
Grand Ole Opry
L. N
Hartselle
Opry
Nashville
Tenn
Curtis Sellers
Sellers
Boy Released To Mother After Juvenile Court Hearing
An 11 year old Athens boy was released from Limestone County jail and returned to his mother's custody after a Juvenile Division hearing before Judge EL Rosenall Jr. The boy had been held for several weeks on indecent exposure charges at Julian Newman Elementary School.
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Athens
El.rosenall Jr
Limestone County Superior Court
Limestone County
Julian Newman
X-Ray Bus Visit By Tuberculosis Groups Slated
The Morgan County Tuberculosis Association and the North Alabama Tuberculosis Association sponsor a mobile X-ray bus stop in Decatur at Gateway Shopping Center from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday. The event aims to provide free X-ray screening to the public.
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Betty Vaughan
Tri- County District Health Service
Decatur Kiwanis Club
Tri-County Health Center
Decatur Inn
Morgan County Tuberculosis Association
North Alabama Tuberculosis Association
Mobile
Gateway
One County Votes to Legalize Liquor in Marengo
In Alabama, Marengo County voted to legalize alcohol sales by 4 418 to 3 513 marking the first wet result since 1966 in the county. Lamar County rejected both a wet proposal and a county sales tax hike with 1 692 in favor of liquor and 2 747 against.
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Associated Press
South Alabama
North Alabama
Marengo County
Lamar County
Alabama County
Alabama
Hale County
Choctaw
Cherokee
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Doctur High School
Iford University
University Ofuthern Mississippi, School of Home Economics
By A. Hartselle
Mary. E. Andrew
Will Hartselle
House
Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan Association
E. Moult
Point Mallard
Olympic Pool
Billy Smith
Police Airinis
Caspiplyrare
Tseh Wesredees
Fire Department
Highway Patrol
Sete Ee Wen Eeene
Morgan Sheriff
FBI Ee
THE
Decatur Daily
Bill
Ben Windham
Pearce, DeMoss
King
Tennessee River
Riverside Apartments
Ala
Canadian Government Travel Bureau
Winous Point
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
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