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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
2
Eight-year-old Tony Michelini, with freckles and a twinkle in his eyes, displays saint-like patience as he earns another vacation close. The piece notes his typical boyish charm and patience during a pending outcome.
Tony Michelini would have joined a West Coast vacation with his parents and five year old sister Cindy but chicken pox delayed the trip. The family now plans a two part journey including Washington DC and New York City while Tony awaits his chance to travel with his IBM guard father and mother Sylvia.
Decatur teenager Carnell Levadio Burt 17 remains jailed on $1500 bond after being charged with the June 9 armed robbery of Mac's Market at 11th Ave and Moulton St SW. Police say $1298.89 cash, checks, and food stamps were stolen. employee claims a pistol was fired as the suspects fled.
The Morgan County Board of Registrars starts a federal court approved voter address update at Flint City Hall from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The three member board will visit each precinct to collect correct names ages and addresses of registered voters to fix a poll list.<|vq_2|>
The await scheduled for the first Beecher trial testimony follows Monday's selection of seven women and five men for the jury. Beecher, 41, is accused of the 1964 murder of Jackson County housewife Martha Jane Chisenall after he escaped a prison work gang. Defense moves to quash jury list and venue were denied as questions over black jurors and pre trial publicity continue. The panel includes Billy Beck, Lorene Christian, Bernice Colburn, Rayford Green, Oley Hampton, Floyd Hicks, Andrew Parker, Russell Pearson, Elizabeth Sanford, Clarence Steele, Bertha Thrasher and Laconia Grimes.
A jury is set to begin deliberations this afternoon in a Morgan County case where Kathleen Jordan of Hillsboro sues Home Pest Control Co and an exterminator Leslie Owens for 25000 dollars. She claims a 1972 accident after tripping on a concrete block at a store owned by her husband caused a broken hip and permanent limp. Dr William A Sims testified that her left leg remains about one inch shorter.
Clyde L. Hurt, administrative officer for the Safeguard Site Activation Directorate, was named chairman of the United Way Redstone division for 1973. He serves on multiple local boards, has been honored as 1972 Layman of the Year, and lives with wife Mary and three children at 4411 Willow Bend Rd SE in Huntsville. He expressed strong commitment to meeting community needs through United Way.
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