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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1973

Page

6

Education reform forecast reshapes Alabama schools and hiring

Rafferty led a talk on scarce but skilled teachers, smaller classes to curb burnout, nationwide tests for accountability, merit pay and tenure, and reduced busing. He argued integration will fade as quality教育 dominates, with vocational growth and elite book resources in needy areas. Jaycee leaders and WHNT staff attended.

Rafferty Jaycee Bob Scott Alabama Jaycee Joe Fuller State Jaycee Jim Duncan Hans Sitarz Whnt-Tv

POW Release Continues Amid Vietnam Peace Talks

More details note that 27 American servicemen, 3 U.S. civilians, 2 German medical workers, and 2 Filipinos are to be released by the Viet Cong in Hanoi. The POW release followed a week of haggling over alleged peace agreement violations that nearly jeopardized the accord.

U.S Hanoi

Marion Institute honor roll listing for Edward Persons

Edward Persons of Belle Mina is named to the Marion Institute honor roll for the fourth grading period of the 1972 73 session. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W H Persons.

Marion — Haze Edward Persons W. H. Persons Belle Mina Marion Institute

POWs Find Coping Ways After Long Captivity

The account describes former prisoners of war adapting after release, with hours spent in fantasies about family, cars, and homes. They engaged in language study, reading poetry, games, and social clubs, while adjusting to life and coping with trauma.

P.O.W John. G. Nasmyth Comdr Everett Alvarez North Vietnam Norris Charles Hanoi

Local Social News From Seldon Kelso Family Visit

Speake Mr and Mrs Seldon Kelso hosted guests including their daughter and family from Hartselle and Velma Change of Columbus Miss. Supper guests for Mrs Charles Speake were Peggy Speake and sons from Decatur. Henry Lowery a patient at Lawrence County Hospital. Reverend Eric Bolan and Bobby Lowery visited. Also Rev and Mrs Doyle Combs from Moulton attended church. Mrs Bessie McMillian recovering from the flu.

Seldon Kelso Billy Mason Hartselle Velma Change Columbus Charles Speake Peggy Speake Greg and Harold Decatur Henry Lowery Lawrence County Hospital Eric Bolan Bobby Lowery Travis Hill Lawrence Lowery Bolan Valley Grove Baptist Church Doyle Combs Moulton Bessie McMillian

Good Service Pays Montreal Taxi Drivers

Albert Benoit, a Montreal taxi driver, wears a private chauffeur uniform and offers first class service in a gleaming car. Customers tip well as he aims to provide the illusion of having a private chauffeur each morning.

Good Service Montreal Albert Benoit

Gunthorp Case Could Move To Nearest Circuit

It is speculated that Coggin may transfer the Gunthorp case to a county seat in Jasper Scottsboro Russellville or Centre. Coggin has refused to comment on transfer plans. The defense seeks a lie detector test for the state and evidence at trial scheduled for March 26.

Coggin Jasper Scottsboro Russellville Centre Marshall Space Flight Center Nelson Atty Bill Baxley Dist Mike Moebes Baxley Moebes Guntharp Weaver Memorial Dr. SW Davis Westgate

Sudan Hostages Targeted by Fedayeen Plan for Public Executions

A Sudanese embassy spokesman described a plan by fedayeen commandos to land an aircraft, execute hostages on the tarmac in front of reporters, and use Sudanese ministers as bargaining chips to escape the United States. A guerrilla spokesman confirmed the attack plan to an Egyptian agency, prompting international condemnation.

Fedayeen United States Egypt Middle East

French To Vote Today Amid High Turnout

Thirty million French citizens including some fishermen vote today to decide if France stays course or shifts left in five years. The government opened the fishing season early to discourage a run to waters on election day. Voter turnout is expected high after a long campaign seen as pivotal since 1958.

Paris France

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