Hartselle Pool Opening Delayed to July 1
The city council decided the new Hartselle swimming pool will open July 1 with adult admission at 1.50 and students at 1.00. Work delays from subcontractors and a heart attack slowed progress. water is now being filled and the pool holds over 500000 gallons. Red Cross lessons begin July 10 at 7.50.
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Gay Barber
Hartselle
Norris Turney
Ihe
Turney
Parks and Recreation Board
Red Cross
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Hartselle Housing Authority
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Horton
Joe Roberts
John D. Long
National
Teen charged in two rifle thefts burglary case
An 18 year old Trinity man Keith Hagood was charged with burglary in connection with thefts of two rifles from Danville homes on Monday and Tuesday. He posted $750 bond as victims Bonnie McDougle and Cois Grisby identified burglarized residences to the sheriff's department.
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Trinity 1
Keith Steven Hagood
Bonnie McDougle
Cois Grisby
Danville 3
Sheriff's Department
Kindergarten Grads Celebrate Warren's Graduates
Kindergarten graduates from Warren's Kindergarten pose for a class photo. Front row includes Coretta Carroll Nichia Emerson Lisa Hullett Rashonda McDaniels Laura Watkins LaRosalyn Kelly Latoya Orr Kimberly Fletcher Lativia Adkins. Second row features Audra Clack Feleshia Johnson Shevon Buford Brian Harris Lawana Swoopes Hope Ayers Lachelle Marshall Charles Wiggins. Third row shows Tiffany Thompson Sabrina Malone.
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Warren’s Kindergarten
Front Row
Coretta Carroll
Nichia Emerson
Lisa Hullett
Rashonda McDaniels
Laura Watkins
LaRosalyn Kelly
Latoya Orr
Kimberly Fletcher
Lativia Adkins
Audra Clack
Feleshia Johnson
Shevon Buford
Brian Harris
Lawana Swoopes
Hope Ayers
Lachelle Marshall
Charles Wiggins
Tiffany Thompson
Sabrina Malone
Ardmore Telephone seeks large rate hikes in Alabama Tennessee
Ardmore Telephone Company seeks rate increases averaging up to 50 percent for Ardmore Minor Hill Tenn McBurg Tenn and Elkmont Alabama. Monthly rises range from 1 to 4 dollars plus higher business charges as the company argues for a 4 cent annual return on its 4 million investment.
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Athens
Elkmont
Ardmore
Don Groves
Groves
Public Service Commissions
Alabama
Tennessee
Minor Hill
Tenn
McBurg
Madison County
Athens College posts record summer enrollment
Public Relations Director Dee Bauer announced 803 students enrolled for summer classes at Athens State College, the highest ever for the season. The 157-year-old, state-supported institution may reach 1,200 to 1,500 total students this fall with juniors and seniors only, largely from Limestone Morgan and Madison counties.
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Athens
Athens State College
Dee Bauer
Bauer
Limestone
Morgan
Madison
Calhoun Community College
Hearing Recesses in Alabama Sex Role Case
An Army hearing on discharging Spec. 4 Marie Sode, married to transsexual Kristian von Hoffburg, goes into an eight day recess. Dr Paul A Walker of the University of Texas Galveston says Sode shows no homosexual tendencies in the marriage. The board pauses to allow pathology review before resuming June 22.
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FT. Rucker
Ala
Army
Philip Glasser
Pe Army
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Washington, D.C
Walker
von Hoffburg
Gad
Walkers
Robert Magiarine
Spec. 4
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Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Sparkman Park
Hulon Pounders
Warren’s
Adrian Terrell Tapscott
Elaine Tapscott
Windsor Cir
Laura
Ellen Watkins
Mrs
Burl Watkins
7Th Ave
Bob Horton
Hoyt Roberts
Troy Watts
Charles Murphree
Murphree
Alabama Law Enforcement Planning Agency
LEPA
Police Department
Willie Lott
Lott
Vic Lyle
Dale Adams
Lyle
Decatur
Grads
Eckerd’s
Teurren
Gillette
Revlon
Vitalis
Shulto Old Spice
Buddys
Norelco
Black & Decker
NYLON
Schick
O'Neckerd S Senior Citizens Plan
Gulf Lite
Disston
Mobil Motor
Star Brite
Eckerd
Shannon Raybon
Toussaint Kirk
Roderick Austin
Vechiel Stone
Rodriey Scruggs
Edward Raybon
Garrick Kirk
Miss Breck
L’stone
Traves
atoll-Groves
New Rlet
Huntsville
Athens College
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