Teachers Attend Alabama Health Curriculum Workshop
Twelve area officials convene at the University of Alabama for a three week workshop to craft a health education curriculum for all Alabama public school grades. Participants receive $250 stipends via Tri County District Health Service funded by Appalachian regional health planning.
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Alabama
University of Alabama
Tri-County District Health Service
Appalachian
Tri- County
Appalachian Regional Health Planning Commission
Morgan County
Arlo Abercrombie
Eastwood
Hattie Maude Vaughan
Walter Jackson
Eleanor Frann Blankenship
Priceville High School
Charles Penn
Hartselle
Fred Fricks
John C. Calhoun
Lawrence County
W. L. Burns
Moulton
Doug Russell
Hazlewood
Town Creek
Hoover White
Central High School
Courtland
Limestone County
Lawell Glaze
Piney Chapel
Angie Nazaretian
Athens College
Argent C. Thomas
Athens Junior High
Mary Jane Tucker
Athens Senior High
State National Promotes Dalton to head credit department
Oscar M. Dalton assistant vice president named to head State National Bank’s credit department main office building. since 1964 with the Decatur bank he moved from Florence where he was assistant branch manager and loan officer. born Gallatin Tenn attended Bowling Green University and Vanderbilt and holds a banking certificate. married Patsy Watson they live at 2208 12th St SE Decatur.
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Oscar M. Dalton
State National Bank
Dalton
Decatur
Florence
State National
First American National Bank
Nashville
Tenn
Gallatin
Bowling Green, Business University
Bowling Green
Vanderbilt University
American Institute of Banking
Banking School of the South
LSU
Florence Civitan Club
Tennessee Valley Chapter
Bank Administration Institute
First Baptist Church of
Patsy Watson
Burkesville
Daltons
12Th St
Reunion Reflects On Class Of 1929 Bonds
A 1929 class reunion feature quotes classmates on mutual reliance and shared effort, noting no black sheep and a ban on discussing grandchildren. Ray Smith of Fort Worth comments on today’s youth, while several teachers including Miss Elizabeth Eich and Miss Aileen Pope are expected at the banquet.
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Eaves
Ray Smith
Fort Worth
Tex
Elizabeth Eich
Fort Davis
Ala
Aileen Pope
Notes of Interest at Decatur Curbana Market
The Decatur Curbana Country Market at 1st Ave and Grant St will open Saturday from 6 30 a m to 5 p m offering shelled butterbeans and peas homegrown green beans and tomatoes squash cucumbers turnip greens butterbeans peas corn peaches cabbage okra green apples new potatoes plums beets green beans and squash for the freezer along with homemade cakes jams and jellies.
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Decatur Curbana
1St Ave
Grant St
Historic matchups noted for 1959 1949 and 1935
Wilsonville Alabama and Max Wheat Bowling Green Kentucky oppose O S Hagerman Hartselle. The class has met three times before in 1959 1949 and 1935.
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Wilsonville
Ala
Max Wheat
Bowling Green
O. S. Hagerman
Hartselle
FAA Chief Praises Controller Action Amid Work Conditions Talks
Bailey said improved working conditions and better career opportunities were key. FAA Administrator John H. Shaffer announced today he was pleased with the controllers' action after agreeing to consider these problems.
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Bailey
FAA
John H. Shaffer
Nixon Signals Further Withdrawals and August Review
President Nixon promised another withdrawal and a review in August. He said economic actions will start lowering inflation in two to three months, but warned that if projections fail, other measures would be considered to prevent rising prices and interest rates.
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Voketz
Roberts
Huntsville
Atlanta
Decatur
Hartselle
Nixon
Ann Landers Letters From A Sleepy Crowd
A reader describes a friend who naps through gatherings and theater trips, wondering how to handle the sleep problem. Ann Landers suggests narcolepsy may be the cause and a doctor checkup is advised.
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Ann Landers
Louisville
Lou
New York Stock Exchange Afternoon Prices Selected
New York AP reports selected afternoon prices from the New York Stock Exchange. The list highlights notable price figures and trends observed among key stocks as trading continues.
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New York Stock Exchange
Nat Steel
Not
Aerojet Ane
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West
NoAmRock
Ajax
Nongas
NorPac
AO Indust
Northrop
Ms Asamera Oil
AtlasCorp
Norton
Barnes Eng
NortSim
Brazil
Chile
Cinerama
Omark
Mw Data Cent
Otis Elev
Dixilyn — Corp
Owensc
Owensll
Ma Felmont Oil
Frontier Air
Gen Plywood
Pacpwl
Giant Yel
Pact&t
Goldfield
Panasul
Gt Basn Pet
Pan Am
Hoernerw A
Panh EP
Parke Davis
Husky Oil
Hydrometr Ll
PennDix
Penne: JC 197
Corp
PaPw
Kaiser In
PennzUn
McCrory
PepsiCo
Pfizerc
Mohwk
Phelpsd
Ma Molybden
Phila el
Newldria
Philip Morr
NewPark Mn
Phill Petn
Ormand Ind
RIC Group
Polaroid
Saxon Indust
Wij Ppg Ind
Mw Rain
Scurry Statham Inst
Syntex Cp
PublicInd
Technico
Wn Nuclear
Associated Press
Cea Awi
Puce
Ralston P
Questor
Ranco Inc
Raytheon
RCA
Revlon
Reyn
Rohr Co
RyderSys
Sanders
Ty Schenley
Iy Schering
SCM
Scott Paper
Sears
Shell Oil
ShellTrn
SignalCo
SingerCo
An Smith KF
Soucale
South Co
Commodity and egg market reports from Nashville and Birmingham
Over the counter market notes show slaughter cattle and hogs mixed with calves and sheep varying. Beef and hog prices edge lower on lighter weights while lambs rise slightly. plant and US Grade A rates cited. Eggs in Birmingham appear barely steady to weak with ample supply and mixed price differentials among grades.
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Nashville
Tenn
Birmingham
Ala
Unclear poultry market report with limited readable data
The fragment reports farm quotations on broilers and fryers with mixed demand and price ranges. It notes offerings were adequate, with heavy hens at farms and light hens at varying cents, and mentions processing limitations and movement affecting prices.
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Atlanta, Ga
Seeamans
Market closes lower as investors stay cautious
Wall Street opened up but faded as investors remained wary amid tight money. The Dow fell to 878.17 at 1:30 pm after mixed results with IBM up 4 and DuPont steady. AP index at noon rose 0.7.
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Vietam
Nixon
Vietnam
Associated Press
IBM
DuPont
New York Stock Exchange
Anaconda
American Stock Exchange
Scottie Scott and Indian Springs School Tonight
TEMPO 8 30 p m features Scottie Scott and his group from Indian Springs School. BOOK BEAT 9 p m Floyd McKissack author of 3 5 of a Man discusses proposals for solving the racial situation. NET PLAYHOUSE 9 30 p m LaMama Playwrights features three plays by young writers whose work has appeared at LaMama Experimental Theatre.
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Scottie Scott
Indian Springs
Floyd McKissack
NET Playhouse
LaMama Playwrights
New York
LaMama Experimental Theatre
Risks of Size Gap in Dog Breeding in Ontario Yard Mates
Reader asks about a tiny female dog pregnant after playing with a large male neighbor Heinz. Expert notes size disparity can cause delivery problems or smooth birth. If labor lasts over four hours without progress contact a vet. After recovery, keep the dog away from Heinz or any other male dogs unless she is clearly ready to mate.
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Heinz
J. Finney
Kitchener
Ont
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