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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1971

Page

2

Court Martial Transcripters Work Continues at Redstone

Decatur resident Carolyn Tidwell serves as Army closed microphone court reporter for the Higdon case at Redstone Arsenal. She will transcribe a record potentially 2200 pages long over three months, working overtime to finish before review. She began with Army practice after exposure to prior reporters and finds the Higdon trial notably intriguing.

William E. Higdon Redstone Arsenal Decatur Carolyn Tidwell Army Redstone Tidwell Arsenal Higdon University of Alabama In Huntsville

Huntsville Ceramic Show Earns Local Artist Prizes

A local artist, grateful for her cats Satan and Toodles, earned first and second place in a Huntsville ceramic show with two pieces. She says her artwork is not very good yet values the recognition and her hobby.

Satan Toodles Huntsville

Wallace Puts Hold On Third Judgeship Measure

Gov. George Wallace has placed a hold on the Morgan Limestone circuit third judgeship bill amid revenue concerns. House Ways and Means Committee chair Rep. Pete Mathews was asked to detain the measure, while Sen. Bob Harris noted no action in Finance and Taxation. The measure previously passed the House but stalled in the Senate due to time limits and funding questions. Wallace would appoint if enacted.

Bob Lowry Montgomery Morgan-Limestone George Wallace Wallace Morgan County Ralph Slate House Ways and Means Slate Pete Mathews Clay County Mathews David Cauthen Cauthen Senate Morgan- Limestone Bob Harris R. L Dick) Hundley

Doctors Join Medical Board Forms Alabama Family Practice

Dr. R.H. Rhyne Jr. of Moulton Dr. Frank Merriman Cauthern of Athens and Dr. Preston Brogdon Jr. of Hartselle are the first in three counties to join the American Board of Family Practice after meeting its six year 50 hour yearly postgraduate study requirements and a seven year term before another exam. The board aims to raise care standards and encourage more medical students to enter family practice amid a statewide doctor shortage.

Board of Family Practice Area R.H. Rhyne Jr Moulton Frank Merriman Cauthern Athens Preston Brogdon Jr Hartselle Rhyne American Board of Family Practice

Action Quiz Column From The Decatur Daily

Reader questions cover coin values and selling tips, NFL option rules and compensations, and how to obtain MLB team addresses. Answers cite a 1896 Indian cent value about 40 to 50 cents, a method to sell with Lu Riggs in Cincinnati, free agent rules with compensation to optioning teams, and instruction to write Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for MLB addresses.

THE Decatur Daily Decatur Ala S. F Love Lu Riggs Graceland Ave Cincinnati Ohio Verlon Biggs New York Jets Washington Redskins Skins Jets Redskins A.B Biggs L.K Trinity 2 Bowie Kuhn 5Th Ave New York N.Y

Conservancy urges turnout for pollution hearings in Alabama

The Alabama Conservancy urges citizens across the state to attend upcoming pollution control hearings in Decatur, Tuscaloosa and Montgomery. Dr. Charles S. Prigmore says heavy attendance could influence stricter laws and fines for polluters, with emphasis on air and water legislation. He invites interested groups to contact him at 345-4821 in Tuscaloosa for details.

Tuscaloosa Alabama Conservancy Charles S. Prigmore Prigmore Decatur Conservancy

Drown Victim Gereom Lesser Recovered From Smith Lake

The body of Gereom Lesser, 38, of Fulton Dale, was recovered from Smith Lake by Cullman County authorities. Lesser drowned May 16 in a boating accident. Coroner David Moss said dragging failed to locate the body until Saturday morning when a cabin resident found it. No foul play is suspected and the body was shipped to Orlando for burial.

Cullman Fultondale Gereom Lesser Smith Lake Cullman County Lesser David Moss Moss Orlando, Fla

Woman Driver Hurt In Hartselle Crash

Huntsville woman Diane McKee, 25, was critically injured in a Saturday crash on U 31 in downtown Hartselle. Police cited conflicting accounts of whether another car forced her off the road or she lost control as her car hit a median and a lamp pole. She was transported to Pineview Hospital then University Hospital in Birmingham and remained unconscious. coroner notes she was returning from Huntsville to Tuscaloosa.

Hartselle Huntsville Diane McKee U. 31 Miss McKee University of Alabama Tuscaloosa Hartselle Ambulance Service Pineview Hospital University Hospital Birmingham Fair Guy Hollaway

Check Writing Machine Taken At Defco Store

Thieves broke into Defco at 1100 Brooks St SE and stole a check writing machine, a checkbook with hundreds of payroll checks, an electric typewriter, and a box of tools valued at 40 dollars. They also attempted to force open two drink machines and a cookie machine. A sliding west door was pried open.

Defco Brooks St

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Dick Cooper Troy State University Bill Dukes Americanism Post 15 American Legion Tommy Dodson Priceville High School Jim Berkholz Austin Dukes Larry Deemum West Morgan Andy Collier Bobby Herbert Eighth Judicial Circuit Hundley Newton B. Powell Morgan Limestone Limestone County E. Higdon William the Organ Drs. Cauthen, Brogdon and Hilda Terry Sen Richard Shelby Decatur Fire Department Peter Ereeeene Lawrence County Hollaway
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