Street Value Of Lrence Drugs Now Placed At About $1 Million
State investigator Bob Patterson reported a Friday raid by the Lawrence County Sheriff's Department recovered a cache described as the entire contents of a pharmacy. He estimated street value near $1 million if sold illegally, with legal over the counter value about $200,000. He expected ownership findings in a few days and noted some items were legal and some not. The drugs were found both in an apartment and an outbuilding.
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L’rence
Courtland
Bob Patterson
Patterson
Lawrence County Sheriff's Department
Huntsville
AWIC Approves Sewage Project for Prestolite Plant
The Alabama Water Improvement Commission approved a plan for Prestolite Co to modify and expand its waste treatment facility at the Decatur plant. AWIC also granted 25 industrial discharge permits including one for Wayne Poultry of Decatur, via state water pollution control officers led by Charles Horn.
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Prestolite Co
Alabama Water Improvement Commission
AWIC
Charles Horn
Decatur
Wayne Poultry
Decatur Markets Cotton and Grain Prices Report
Decatur market notes list cotton prices for Augusta Montgomery and Memphis with 1-16 inch SLM bids. Commodity prices include No 2 Soybeans at 6.50 and No 2 Clear Milling Wheat at 3.36 and 2 No 2 Yellow Corn at 2.92 and White Corn at 3.0.
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AtiRich
Atlas Corp
Brunswk
Avco Corp
BucyEr
BuddCo
AmCan
Bulova
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Acyan
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Burlind
AbbtLab
Va Ameipw
Baltge
Millis
Ye Am Motors
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H Cadence Ind
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Apeco Corp
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All
Amax
Ie Asarco
Va Borden
Caterpt
St Ve AshiOil
Ye CatrTch
Augusta
Montgomery
Memphis
Over the Counter Securities Market Update
Quotations from the NASD reflect representative interdealer prices around 10 am. The interdealer market shows changes throughout the day. Prices exclude retail markups, markdowns, or commissions.
Court Upholds Bynum Conviction in Alabama Bombing
The Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals sustains Hugh Otis Bynum's 20 year sentence for assault with intent to murder tied to the December 1972 bombing of former Rep. Lou Campbell’s car. Campbell survived but lost both legs. Witness Billy Ray McCrary testified Bynum offered 2000 dollars per target to have Campbell and three others killed.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals
Scottsboro
Hugh Otis Bynum
Bynum
Lou Campbell
Campbell
Billy Ray McCrary
Bob Collins
Dist. Atty
J. T. Black
John T. Reid
McCrary
Charles X. Hale
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Duke
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Gillette
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Esmark
Exxon
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Grumm
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Watio
Ttek Corp
HtelCorp
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KaisrAl
Katy
Greg Byrd
Boy Scout Troop
Karen Byrd
Richard Byrd
R. J. Sedlack
Greg
Roy Odom
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Decatur Country Club
Local Savings and Loan Association
Dillehay Drug Store
Caeera
LST
Charles T. Burton, M.D
Association of
Paul Bowles, M.D
Medical Drive
S.E. Decatur, Alabama
Alabama Tenn Nat Gas
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Church S Fried Chicken
Interfinancial Inc
Kentucky Central
Liberty National Trfe
Life of Alabama
Motion Inc
SCI System
Southern Airways
Southern United Life Ins
United Bancshares
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Pe Sran
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S.E
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New York Life
Robert J. Sullivan, Jr
New York Life Insurance Co
6Th Ave
Sanitation Department
Morgan County Land Fill
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