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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1976

Page

13

Carter maintains momentum in nomination fight

Carter says he now has between 1,250 and 1,300 nominating votes with 138 more delegates to be chosen in caucuses and conventions, claiming support from Humphrey Udall Church Wallace and Daley for party unity. Rival Udall and Church concede Carter leads while Brown argues the race remains open. Ford and Reagan plan continued contests, with Missouri Republican convention Friday and forecasts of a one-ballot finish.

Carter Humphrey Morris K. Udall Arizona Sen Frank Church Idaho Alabama George C. Wallace Chicago Richard J. Daley Democratic Party Jimmy Carter California Ford Reagan Missouri Springfield Los Angeles Rogers C. B. Morton Morton U.S Rhodesia Africa Stuart Spencer Ford Campaign

Bridge bond plan dominates legislative action

Legislative debate centers on a proposed 25 million dollar bond sale to fund two bridges for the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway project. The House State Administration Committee meets today and may vote on a smoking restrictions bill for numerous public places.

House State Administration Committee

Gambling Device Possession Charge Reported in Caddo

Randy Lynn Standridge, 23, of Trinity 2, faced a gambling device possession charge and two misdemeanors after a 5:30 p.m. arrest Tuesday in Caddo. He was released on a 4500 bond after the sheriff's office report by Sheriff Harold Terry and deputies.

Moulton Randy Lynn Standridge Trinity 2 Harold Terry Caddo

Vann Clarifies City Council Committee Assignments

Vann says new council members will decide among themselves who heads each committee and who serves as president and president pro tempore. Open qualifying date is June 14 as the Aug. 10 municipal election date is publicized. Wenzler will seek Place 1, the seat Charles Martin held before moving to the House. Branum has said he will not seek election in 1976.

Vann Florence Adams Leo Wenzler Title Abstract Wenzler Charles Martin Donald Branum

Wesleyan Foundation Branch Sought at Athens College

Athens State College seeks conference approval to establish a Wesleyan Foundation branch on campus to serve Methodist students. The program, funded by the Methodist Church, would operate independently of the college if approved and joins other state universities in hosting Wesleyan activities.

Athens Athens State College North Alabama Conference of Methodist Church Wesleyan Foundation Sidney E. Sandridge Foundation Sandridge Methodist Church University of Alabama The Alabama School System

Roof accident victims injured at plant site

Police said Hargrove was taken to the hospital with a severe back injury. Camp suffered leg injuries and Gates has a back injury. An investigation into the cause of the accident is continuing by police and plant officials. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Rainey Funeral Home of Ardmore, Tennessee.

Hargrove Camp Gates Wayne Hicklin Rainey Funeral Home Ardmore, Tenn

TVA to load fuel into reactors amid licensing hearing delay

TVA plans to load fuel into Unit Two first with Unit Three ready in two weeks and Unit One later this month. The 21 day loading window follows Browns Ferry idle since a March 22 1975 cable tray fire labeled by critics as the worst nuclear plant accident. TVA directors also plan to auction three acres of Wheeler Reservoir land in Limestone County at Mooresville edge, sought by Mrs Frank T Richardson Jr for farming. the land is not needed for TVA purposes.

Green Browns Ferry TVA Board of Directors Wheeler Reservoir Limestone County TVA Public Information Office Lee Sheppard Mooresville TVA Frank. T. Richardson Jr Richardsons

Wall street roils as rates eyed amid small price shifts

Wall street traders weigh if interest rates have begun to level or keep rising. Early quotes show Ponderosa System down 9 percent, NCR off 4 at 30, U S Steel down 2 at 51, Sterling Drug steady at 16. Dow up 1.88 to 959.97 after intraday gains. NYSE tally favoring gainers 7-6 with composite up to 52.62. volume 16.66 million. AMEX index climbs 0.10 to 101.4 percent.

NCR U.S. Steel American Stock Exchange

Senate ends session amid college funding clash in Alabama

The Alabama Senate adjourned after a heated debate over restoring part of an $8 million cut from higher education budgets, with protests over underfunding at Alabama A and M University. In Philadelphia, a recall campaign targets Mayor Frank Rizzo as organizers vow to verify thousands of signatures, a process estimated to take about 8,000 man hours.

Pensions and Security Julia Oliver Rich Senate Finance Committee Sen C.C Bo" Torbert Jr Opelika Joe Fine Russellville Alabama A & M. University At Huntsville John Baker Rainsville Bill King Albert McDonald House Philadelphia Frank Rizzo

Wallace and Carter Reach Accord Amid 1970s Campaign Hints

Wallace and Carter, rival governors once at odds at conferences, appear to have softened differences after private talks. The discussion followed Wallace’s 1972 shooting and his long quest for the presidency, with talk of a possible 1978 Senate bid and continued influence among the middle class.

Wallace Carter America Laurel Wisconsin Indiana Maryland North Carolina Florida U. S Senate John Sparkman

Kissinger Decries Chile Rights Violations at Ministers Meeting

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said human rights violations have impaired the U S Chile relationship and urged American nations to observe fundamental humane conduct standards. Dudley Thompson of Jamaica appealed to grant amnesty to about 4,000 political prisoners.

Santiago Chile Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Dudley Thompson Jamaica

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