Proposed Detention Home in Morgan County Estimated At 95145.60
The Morgan County Detention Home project costs, released by Hall and Colvard, total 95145.60 with 62.5 percent for structure 28 percent for plumbing and heating and 9.5 percent for electrical. A 10 percent contingency and a 6 percent architect fee bring the overall figure to 95145.60 not including site work. Morgan County Juvenile Judge Lewis H. West calls the figure a starting basis and estimates annual operation costs between 20000 and 30000 dollars with about seven juveniles likely housed.
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James Overall
Decatur and
Morgan County
Hall & Colvard, Architect and Engineer, Inc
Decatur
Hall & Colvard
Lewis H. West
West
Strands Plant Announces Three Management Changes
Chemstrand Decatur unveils three moves under director of manufacturing Cole Downing. Robert L. Raney becomes cost accounting supervisor replacing Kenneth Erikson reassigned to Chemstrand's agricultural division in Luling Louisiana. H Wayne Posey promoted to intermediate cost accountant. Raney, a six year veteran, worked as textile area cost accountant since last May and has held posts at Decatur Pensacola Durham. Posey joined January as assistant accountant and was born in Tuscumbia with prior work at Hudson Pulp and Paper Palatka.
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Manfacturing
Robert L. Raney
Kenneth A. Erikson
Chemstrand
Luling
H. Wayne Posey
Raney
Posey
Tuscumbia
Hudson ‘Pulp and Paper Co
Palatka
Tight import controls debate grows in Congress
AP dispatch notes the Johnson administration struggles to pass tighter beef import restrictions as foreign supplies dip. Freeman argues against new law, citing lower foreign quotas, while Senate Finance and House Interstate Commerce committees summon him to testify. Separately, farm labor data show under 10 percent of first half April seasonal workers were foreign, with Mexicans dominating non domestic hires. Real estate boards report ongoing rural land demand and concerns over zoning and population growth limiting suitable urban sites.
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Ovid A. Martin Washington
Johnson
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Freeman
Senate Finance Committee
House Committee
Washington
Labor Department
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Several Hurt In City Wrecks
Six Limestone County residents were injured in a two vehicle collision at U S 31 and Church Street with all victims treated and released from Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital. Names include Robert Harris and Hattie Pride of Belle Mina and Emma Pride of Belle Mina with minor cuts.
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Limestone County
U. S. 31
Church St
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital
Robert Harris
Belle Mina
Loraln Belle
Betty Bass
Mooresville
Emma Pride
Hattie Pride
Melvin Mathews
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Ken Erickson
Ginza
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Ram’s
Sewell
Dad
Father
Second Avenue
Robert L. Harris
Charles Ezell
Athens
Grant St
Holsum Bread Co
W. L. Ellis
Hartselle
Bobby D. Lawrence Decature
6Th Ave
Sherman St. SE
Chrysler
Margerite G. Saylor
Pontiac
Joseph B. Baugher
5Th Ave. NW
Pennylane SE
Leslie Compton
Charles Gene Murphree
Rosemont Dr. SE
Murphee
Decatur General Hospital
SWIFT
Western
Boston
Bama
Baby Beef
U. S
Tennessee Corn Valley
Blue Bell
SREAD
Super Sudi
OKRA
Jim Dandy
Lafayette
Sycamore Street