Former French Air Chief dies after Paris bus crash
Gen. Paul Stehlin, 67, once head of the French Air Force, died after being struck by a city bus in Paris amid a Senate probe into Northrop Corp dealings. He reportedly remained in a coma since hospital admission. his wife denies links to the investigations. He had served as a foreign sales adviser since 1964 with payments from 5,000 to 7,500 dollars annually.
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Paul Stehlin
Air Force
Washington
Senate
Northrop Corporation
Stehlin
Cochin Hospital
Communists Seek Renewal After Italy Local Vote Gains
The Italian Communist Party outlined plans for economic social and political changes after strong local wins calling for renewal of governing goals at all levels. Leader Enrico Berlinguer said they are not in a hurry to join the national government but urged democratic parties to respect the vote trend and pursue constructive parliamentary ties.
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N. Y. Times News Service
Rome
Italian Communist Party
L’unita
Italy
New Time Magazine
Enrico Berlinguer
Communist Party
New Jersey Assembly Backs Governor Byrne on 2.8 Billion Budget
The Democratic majority in Trenton vows support for Gov. Brenden T. Byrne and moves toward final passage of the first deficit state budget. The 2.8 billion package, Senate approved without covering a 412 million deficit, aims to pressure the Senate Dems to back fiscal reforms and an income tax.
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Trenton
New Jersey Assembly
Brenden T. Byrne
Senate
Calendar of Events for Local Organizations and Activities
The calendar lists 10 a.m AARP meeting at Summer Manor with Roy McAlister speaking. James W. Smith of the Methodist Church will present sacred music at Wesley Memorial United Methodist at 7 30 p.m. Decatur Chapter of the National Secretaries Association meets 7 p.m. at Woodall's Bar-B-Que. Handicapped swimming is 6 30 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. at Hartselle pool with on duty Red Cross instructor and lifeguard. one accompanying adult required. The Decatur Childbirth Education Association hosts a 7 p.m. meeting at Tri-County Health Center with a film The Birth of Eric followed by Q A. Concerned Citizens for Faeseeny Handicapped Children meet 7 30 p.m. at Tri-County District Health Center. officers to be elected. Single Adult Fellowship Group meets at 7 p.m. in First Baptist Church youth center for area singles. A benefit for Priceville cheerleaders is 7 30 p.m. at Priceville Junior gym with devotions and Mary Morgan as guest soloist.
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Red Cross
Decatur Childbirth Education Association
Triarealth
Eric
Tri-County District Health Center
First Baptist Church
Priceville
Mary Morgan
Ala
Decatur Daily
Tanksley
Higgins
H. Z
Doc
Mollie Higgins
Sparkman Park
Mary Gay
Bobby R. Gay
Environment Panel Chief To Tour TVA Area
Russell W. Peterson chair of the Council on Environmental Quality will visit Browns Ferry nuclear plant for a two day TVA tour. He will then go to the National Fertilizer Center at Muscle Shoals to inspect cooling tower and bio thermal lab projects.
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Athens
Russell W. Peterson
Council On Environmental Quality
Browns Ferry
Tennessee Valley Authority
Peterson
Ford
National Fertilizer Center
Muscle Shoals
Delaware
TVA
Death in Raleigh Shooting Ties to Old Roommate
Death details continue from page one recounting the July 1 1973 Raleigh North Carolina shooting of John Griffin a former roommate after a dice game dispute.
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John Griffin
Raleigh
N.C
Local weekend deaths toll reported in Alabama
County officials list multiple fatal accidents including 24 year old Robert Brown and 21 year old George Yelverton in a crash near Alberta. A University of Alabama student, 19 year old William Cope III, died in a three car wreck on a rain slicked Tuscaloosa street. Corlius Ennis, 23, drowned at Lake Lurleen. AP notes weekend accidental deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday.
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Boykin
George Yelverton
Selma
Alberta
University of Alabama
William Cope III
Mobile
Tuscaloosa
Corlius Ennis
Ensley
Lake Lurleen
Tuscaloosa County
Associated Press
Alabama
Informers in Cambodia Form Five Communes
In Cambodia Samrong district informers have been organized into five communes by the Committee of Solidarity for Production. In Laos the U S Embassy in Vientiane cuts staff to sixty two officials, with the U S Information Service consolidating offices within the embassy compound.
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Cambodia
Committee of Solidarity For Production
Laos
U.S
Vientiane
U.S. Information Service
U.S. Information Service Library
Thais Call Border Area A Wild West Zone
Thai border officials describe the shared frontier of southern Thailand and northern Malaysia as a wild west area where murder and kidnapping are common. They say 7,000 to 10,000 outlaws operate across over 5,000 square miles with more than one million residents and aim to bring militants into the system.
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Yala
Thailand
Malaysia
Lawmakers weigh earmarking repeal and SETF funding
Decatur lobbyist Amy Burks criticizes McDonald for opposing earmark reform as state SETF funds face pressure from general revenue needs. The proposed constitutional amendment would bar earmarking beyond bond issues or contracts, with the bill sent to the Senate Finance and Taxation Committee. Education groups and the AEA oppose diverting SETF, while Sen. Edwards questions the measure but sees merit in a public vote. The AEA’s political influence remains strong after endorsing numerous candidates.
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Decatur
AEA
Uniserve
McDonald
Wallace
Bob Wilson
Senate Finance and Taxation Committee
Morgan County
Bingham Edwards
Edwards
Wilson
Patrols and guards staged near U.S. Charge d'Affaires home
Three armed Pathet Lao were in the yard of U.S. Charge dAffaires Christian A Chap man in Vientiane as the Foreign Ministry agreed to pull out the guards. It was not yet clear if they had left the area.
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Vientiane
Pathet Lao
U.S
Christian A. Chapman
Foreign Ministry
Family seeks aid for costly bone marrow surgery
Mrs. Kelly describes the rare bone marrow transplant for Jan Kelly at a Seattle hospital. Linda Honicker’s donor marrow helped another patient, and Timmy plans to visit. The Grays Creek Church funds help with medical bills, as the family faces months of hospitalization and high costs.
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Kelly
Grays Creek
Jan Kelly
Hernan
Athens College Nearing State Support and Reorganization
Athens College seeks state funding after a year of lobbying. President Sidney E. Sandridge warns closure without aid as enrollment is expected to double upon moving to an upper level division next year. The institution, valued at over nine million dollars, would join the state school system September 1 if funding is approved, and is currently owned by the North Alabama Conference of the United Methodist Church.
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Sidney E. Sandridge
Sandridge
Athen
The
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