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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1972

Page

7

FBI Agent Will Speak In Athens

Athens students will hear FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jofin W. O Rourke speak at 4 p m Sunday in Founders Hall parlor. O Rourke joined the FBI in 1952 and has served in Philadelphia Washington New York and at FBI Headquarters before moving to Birmingham in 1971. Dr Harry Joiner is the political science club faculty advisor.

Athens Jofin W. O'Rourke Birmingham FBI Athens College Political Science Club Founders Hall O'Rourke Philadelphia Washington New York Harry Joiner Political Science Club

Morgan County probate judge candidate clarifies Six year term

McAfee confirms candidacy for the remainder of the unexpired probate judge term in Morgan County after appointment to fill a vacancy. He notes fourteen months served, aims to continue efficient office business and seeks public support and votes. He clarifies the appointment duration and expresses intent to run.

McAfee Morgan County T.C. Almon Brewer Almon

Charge Dropped On Decatur Man

A U.S. magistrate dismissed charges against Decatur man Charles Louis Kirkland for falsely reporting a time bomb on a Southern Airways flight. The incident delayed Flight 48 from Mobile to Birmingham, but no bomb was found.

Mobile

Limestone Park Nears Opening in Athens Limestone County

Athens council president Oscar Barker announced the $300,000 Limestone Park on U S 31 east of Athens should be ready for opening this week. The 18 acre site includes an Olympic pool, playground, picnic shelter, tennis courts and nature trails along Swan Creek beside the future Athens High School.

Athens Oscar Barker Athens- Limestone County Barker Martin and Cobey Construction Co U.S. 31 Swan Creek Athens High School National Guard U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation BOR Limestone County Commission

Local political hopefuls in Morgan County race for offices

Howard, 41, a Mock Distributing Co. manager and Decatur High and Athens College alum, seeks tax collector citing civic background. Maurer, 27, West Morgan High School band director and Alabama Bandmasters chair, aims as delegate. Gunthorp, Atlanta native and widow of Decatur mayor, seeks alternate delegate pledged to George Wallace. Republican deadline at midnight for May primary, Morgan County Republican Executive Committee chair O'Neal Browder notes.

National Party Western Kentucky University Florida State University West Morgan High School Alabama Bandmasters Association Alice Donner Ave St. John’s Episcopal Church Morgan County Republican Executive Committee O'Neal Browder

Israeli Syria cease-fire line shells kill and shelling aftermath

An Israeli Syrian army communique reports 3:15 a.m. shelling on three Syrian villages opposite the cease-fire line with two citizens killed and a woman wounded and a school destroyed. Syria says air attacks followed and Palestinian guerrilla positions near Dera a were bombed. Arab gunners in Lebanon fired Katyusha rockets at Kiryat Shmona. Israel returned fire with no casualties.

Dera’a Syria Lebanon Kiryat Shmona Upper Galillee

Bell Executive To Speak Here At Tennessee Valley Chapter

South Central Bell executive John R. Anderson Jr. will address the Tennessee Valley Chapter of the American Society for Personnel Administration at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Ramada Inn. He leads training at the headquarters personnel department and began his career with the telephone company in 1952.

South Central Bell John R. Anderson Jr Tennessee Valley Chapter American Society For Personnel Administration Anderson The Telephone Company Ramada Inn Paducah University of Kentucky Tennessee Alabama

Monsanto Plan Approved by WIC in Alabama

The Alabama Water Improvement Commission approved a $3 million pollution abatement plan for Monsanto in Decatur. The plan aims to cut the plant's Tennessee River discharge by 85 percent, backed by a $277,350 federal grant to start the program.

Montgomery Alabama Water Improvement Commission Monsanto Company Decatur Monsanto Tennessee WIC Alabama

Kleindienst Hearing Delayed As Testimony Schedules Shaped

Justice Department asked to reopen Senate hearings on Kleindienst nomination after a 16 to 0 Judiciary Committee vote favoring confirmation. Senator Scott said Kleindienst seeks Thursday hearing to rebut ITT settlement charges amid calls for re examination from Lawrence OBrien over alleged campaign funding ties.

Senate Justice Department Kleindienst Department Senate Judiciary Committee Nixon Atty John N. Mitchell Hugh Scott Pennsylvania International Telephone & Telegraph Co Scott Judiciary Committee James 0. Eastland Bmiss

Eighteen Qualified In Lawrence May 2 Democratic Primary

Eighteen candidates qualified for the May 2 Democratic primary in Lawrence County officials said. Deadline was noon today. Names include Woodrow Burks Winford Logan Don Parker Jimmy D Martin Ray Alexander J D Cross Alma Blevins Phillip T Owens Richard Proctor George Blaxston Horace Hill Barbara Byers Willis Eady Larry Smith Edmon R Todd E Tommy Terry Lewis Sanderson Grady Ross.

Moulton Lawrence County Woodrow Burks Winford Logan Don Parker Board of Education Jimmy D Martin Ray Alexander J. D. Cross Alma Blevins Phillip T. Owens Richard Proctor George Blaxston Horace Hill Barbara Byers Willis Eady Larry Smith Edmon R. Todd E. Tommy Terry Lewis Sanderson Grady Ross

Limestone Court Cases Postponed

A jury trial for Ernest Provens in Athens on junked cars violation was postponed to the next Limestone County Superior Court term. Judge D L Rosenau Jr. continued the case after Provens’ Athens Municipal Court conviction last fall. A subsidiary of a large conglomerate pledged up to 400000 toward GOP convention expenses in San Diego next August.

Athens Limestone County Superior Court Ernest Provens D. L. Rosenau Jr Provens San Diego

Athens Board Has New Look

The City Board of Education in Athens will meet at 7 p.m. with seven members after recent appointments by the City Council. Albert Watkins, a Limestone County gasoline distributor, and Jerry Franks of Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville join the board, with Cecil Christopher replacing W. W. Malone Jr. through an expiring term. Watkins serves a three year term and Franks one year. Christopher’s term ends next month, and he is expected to be re appointed. Public attendance is urged.

Athens City Board of Education Bruce Sherrill H. William Mitchell Albert Watkins Jerry Franks Watkins Limestone County Franks Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville Cecil Christopher W. W. Malone Jr Christopher Sherrill

Athens city cleanup case fuels appeal over enforcement fairness

Herschel Littrell faced a mistrial on a driving while intoxicated charge after a Limestone County case clocked in with a non resolving jury. The Athens ordinance, aimed at a cleanup campaign, is argued to be selectively enforced. Court resumes today with several cases awaiting resolution.

Limestone County Superior Court Athens Herschel Littrell

EEOC Gains Muscle in New Bill for Enforcement

A Senate and House conference committee agreed on a bill to empower the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to sue in court. The measure, awaiting final approval, expands coverage to state and local government employees educational institutions and private firms with 15 or more workers.

Washington Senate House The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Commission EEOC

Seminary fires and rehiring split over heresy views

Concordia Seminary in Clayton Missouri faced a clash between conservative and moderate Lutherans as assistant professor Arlis Ehlen, dismissed for alleged heresy, was later rehired. The board renewed his contract but was directed to limit his teaching to avoid exposing students to his higher critical Biblical interpretation.

Clayton, Mo Concordia Seminary Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Arlis Ehlen Seminary Board of Control Ehlen Sayed Jacob A. C. Preuss Board of Control

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