Obituary notices from various Alabama towns
Burial services are listed for multiple individuals including infant Chrier Allen Eddy in Hartselle and Walter M. Griffith in Decatur. Services are set at Mt. Carmel Cemetery and Bethel Baptist Church with Peck Funeral Home directing and various survivors named. Other notices cover Mirtie E. Holmes in Town Creek Ernest James Murphree in Mt. Hope and Emmett Lee Murrah in Birmingham with details on dates, locations, and pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrier Allen Eddy
Patricia Kay Eddy
Hartseller
Birmingham
Mt. Carmel
Bill T
Peck
Songra
James C. Eddy
A. H. Nixon
Hartselle
Walter M. Griffith
Decatur
Bethel Baptist Church
Hugh Compton
J. T. Copeland
Carl Smallwood
Peck Funeral Home
Sue Collier Griffith
Arthur Griffith
Omaha
Neb
Leon Griffith
Edward Griffith
Somerville
Pearl Detreast
Frank Collier
Sherrill Tapscott
Leroy Griffith
Benford McGee
Henry Griffith
Mr. Griffith
Oak Ridge United Methodist Church
Carpenters
Town Creek
Mirtie E. Holmes
Old Liberty Congregational Christian Church
Elliott Funeral Home
Dennis Holmes
Bertie May King
Susie Demastus
Mt. Hope
Mt, Hope
Ernest James Murphree
Lawrence County Hospital
Clyde Jones
Melvin Harvell
Heflin
Roy Lee Mee
Nathaniel Murphree
Harold Mi
Gerald Murphree
Bessie Jones
Vera M
Lillie Mae Frost
Moulton
Wilmer Murphree
Elmer Murphree
Leon Drake
Tommy Nelson
Billy Cameron
Curtis Frost
Hillard Frost
Clinton Frost
Emmett Lee Murrah
8Th Ave
Roselawn
Jerry Smith
Brown Service Funeral Home
H. M
Odie) Owens
Randolph County
Athens Nursing Home
Rocky Branch Baptist Church
Wedowee
Joe Rollins
Robert L. Garrett
Leo Turner
Moulton Church of Christ
M. M. Howell
Glen Wood
Moulton Memory Gardens
Nina M. Turner
James Ray Turner
Linnie B. Turner
Clara Carson
William Hoyt Turner
Mission
Tex
Lloyd Paul Turner
Jack Burch
W. E. Moody
Norman Holland
Harlon Joiner
Carl McLemore
John Hardin
Clifton Hardin
Ford Hill
Health Plan Questioned at Huntsville Hearings
The five year Health Systems Plan drew fire over its socialized medicine implications and unwieldy three pound draft but was approved after public hearings. The plan’s first revision is slated for October with potential goal changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Pla Y
Health plan, hospital work, and Watergate tapes debated
Decatur council discussed the HEW required health plan for the HSA and possible revisions in October. The council approved North Alabama Regional Hospital renovation and continued Calhoun College programs while lawmakers debated Nixon tapes and documents legal rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearmea Rt
T Ion
John Schliesser
HEW
HSA
Morgan
Madison
Lauderdale
Schliesser
Legislature in Session as Beasley Warns of Overrun
The article notes ongoing talks over an unemployment compensation bill and a possible special session called by Governor Wallace to pass amendments. Lt. Gov. Beasley warns against extending the session beyond today while Peden pushes to keep lawmakers in. The piece also mentions federal deadline pressures and political maneuvering surrounding a constitutional referendum schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nixon
San Clemente
William J. Brennan
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
John Paul Stevens
Byron R. White
Lewis F. Powell
Harry A. Blackmun
Warren E. Burger
William H. Rehnquist
White House
National Records Center
Suitland
Oval Office
Cabinet Room
Lincoln
Executive Office
Camp David
Maryland
Washington
General Services Administration
Wallace
Tom Ventress
Peden
Feds
Eden
Billy Joe Camp
Jere Beasley
Senate
Beasley
New N Plant To Load Fuel Near Dothan Alabama
Alabama Power plans loading nuclear fuel at Farley Nuclear Power Plant near Dothan after federal license. The Nuclear Commission ruled no need to sell ownership to satisfy antitrust charges by the Alabama Municipal Electric Utility Association. First unit, 860 megawatts, to be in service by summer's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Power Co
Farley
Dothan
Alabama
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Washington
Nuclear Commission
Alabama Power
Alabama Municipal Electric Utility Association
City Electric Companies
C Ratives
Maurice Bishop
Tell Me Why Giveaway for Readers of the Paper
Readers can win four Tell Me Why books by answering questions. Send questions with the writer’s name age and address to Tell Me Why care of this paper.
New Mirex Form Could Improve Fire Ant Control
Mississippi researchers at Mississippi State University report a new Mirex formulation that degrades faster and may increase killing power against imported fire ants. Initial tests show reduced Mirex use per acre and faster breakdown, but EPA guidelines and extensive testing remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Harrist Jackson
Miss
Mississippi State University
Earl Alley
Alley
Rex
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
SINGERS BROTHER DIES IN PERSISTENT RIDDLE
A puzzle heavy item notes a singer's brother dies though the deceased had no brother. It teases an answer in tomorrow's paper and includes a word puzzle solution and a prize offer. It mentions riddles and a Worcester address as winner Yvonne Daboul and an odd fact about ermines.
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Christopher Allen Eddy
Hartselle Hospital
Hospital Corporation of America
Pineview
Humana Corporation
Ashbury
Vian Murrah
Ginger Reeves
Vivian Clayton
Forest Park
JoAnn Moats
James Jobson
Lorena Bales
Atlanta
Burton Murrah
Eagleville
Tenn
Jimmy Williams
D. M. Montgomery
E. J. Briscoe
William Simmons
Robert Cooper
Charles Knowlton
H. M. (Odie) Owens
the Decatur Daily
Ing
Tain
Vacation Bible School
Somerville Road
Southland Plaza
F. E. Burleson
Old Tax District 4
City Hall
Hartselle City Board OF
Burchel
Westgate
S.C
6Th. Ave
S.E. South
Jefferson Stri
Athens
Kellie Wall
Juanita Avenue
Redondo Beach
Delaware
Tennessee
New Jersey
Chattanooga
Iss Yvonne Daboul
Shrewsbury Street
Worcester
Mass