Status Of Bills In Alabama Legislature Today
Major bills overview shows education budget tied to Senate passage of the general fund budget, with House awaiting action before July fourth recess. General fund budget moves through House and Senate Finance Committee amid anticipated full-Senate consideration. Criminal code rewrite measures linger in both chambers, with abortion-law change stripped from the House package. Constitutional amendments package pending in both Houses, set to lead Senate business upon reconvening today.
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Alabama
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Shelton Reunion Lunch at Flint City Park
The Shelton reunion is set for Flint City Park with lunch at 1 p.m. Attendees should bring a covered dish or basket lunch. The notice also mentions Monday.
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Shelton
Flint City Park
Musicians Hour Set by Progressive Club at Local Church
The Progressive Club of First Missionary Baptist Church on Vine Street will sponsor a musicians hour at 7 p.m. Musicians from several Decatur churches are to perform.
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First Missionary Baptist Church
Vine St
Decatur
Decatur Cemetery Owners Meet to Urge City Takeover
A meeting of Decatur Cemetery lot owners is set for 7 p.m. in City Hall auditorium to adopt a resolution requesting the city council to assume maintenance of the cemetery. Waymen Chapel will hold its annual missionary program at 3 p.m.
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Decatur Cemetery
City Hall
Waymen Chapel
Gospel Singings and Church Events Schedule in Huntsville Area
The Ostomy Association of North Alabama meets at 2 30 p m in the Ambulatory Care Center Huntsville corner Governors Dr and Gallatin St final season meeting elects next season officials. Ebenezer Baptist Church hosts an all day singing starting at 10 a m with lunch at noon Rock Springs Baptist Church homecoming 11 a m with Serving Echos Joyful Sounds and the Masters Trio Afternoon. Summerford Nursing Home fourth Sunday singing at 1 30 p m.
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Ostomy Association of
North Alabama
Governors Dr
Gallatin St
Huntsville
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Rock Springs Baptist Church
Eads Finds Fulfillment in Youth and Sports Leadership
Ed Eads, Decatur business owner and manager of 3-E Sports Center, shifted from advertising to nurturing youth through boxing and recreation. He and his son built the center, now hosting boxing events and dances, after a career that included Navy service in World War II and roles with IGA Foods Warehousing. Eads cites personal joy and lasting relationships as the center’s reward.
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Ed Eads
Decatur
Eads
Navy
South Pacific
Bradenton
Fla
IGA Foods
Georgia
3-E Sports
3-E
Action Triage: Decatur Dailes Helpdesk Report
A reader seeks help with an Alabama insurer and a Florida motel refund. The insurer will pay $1,009 of a $1,046 hospital bill within two weeks, deducting a $35 deductible and $2 phone fee, with $80 doctor visits and a $16 payment covered. adjustments aim to provide an extra $12. In a separate case, a Kissimmee motel refund was promised after ACTION intervened, with the home office to issue a refund by Monday after the manager contacted ACTION.
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Birmingham
Kissimmee
Fla
J. L
Limestone County Fair Set for August in Athens
ATHENS The Limestone County Fair will run August 9 through 14 at the Jaycee Fairgrounds off Pryor Street. Jaycee publicity chair Don McConnell notes commercial booth space is available and Golden Empire Shows of Russellville will operate the midway. Live entertainment and nightly cash prizes are planned. Contact Jaycee Charles Bryam at 232-1700 or 729-6789 for details.
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Athens
Golden Empire
Russellville
McConnell
Fires on Seized Ship Spark Arson Suspicions
Mobile police arson investigator links two fires aboard a Colombian ship seized in January with 10 tons of marijuana. No guards were present. Sixteen people faced drug charges. convictions included lengthy prison terms and probation for Americans, while Colombians pled guilty and were deported.
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Mobile
Ala
Ralph V. Neese
Alabama State
Neese
U.S
Bayou la Batre
Storms Continue Across Tennessee Valley With Rain Likely
Storms drenched the Tennessee Valley Saturday with over two inches in Fort Payne causing floods and power outages. Huntsville saw lightning induced outages and minor wind damage at a mobile home park. The national forecast calls for continued cloudiness through Monday with a 50 percent to day and 20 percent tonight rain chance, highs in the mid to upper 80s, and showers likely through Thursday mainly in the afternoon.
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Tennessee Valley
Fort Payne
Huntsville
Mobile Home
National Weather Service
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