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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1973

Page

5

Calendar Of Local Meetings And Events In Decatur Area

A dense listing of community activities includes PTA meetings at Falkville and Cotaco schools, garden clubs at homes and public venues, Red Cross blood drive at Cain Street, day care openings, spaghetti supper at Eastwood Elementary with a Learning Festival, and various clubs and church group gatherings across Decatur. Also noted are theater performances, fundraisers, and senior citizen group meetings with times, places, and contact numbers where provided.

Eastwood Elementary

Boxcar Derails Near Cotton Oil Mill on Moulton Street

A boxcar derailed from a spur of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad near a cotton oil mill on Moulton Street early Sunday. It was being retracked after noon today. Authorities said a switch train struck a derailer causing the derailment. The car ran onto the ground and was loaded with cotton products.

Louisville and Nashville Railroad Moulton St

Ex POWs recall war and media coverage in relaxed reunion scene

Ex prisoners of war mingle with greeters and nurses as they reflect on service and being viewed on TV. A veteran questions his role, another jokes about satellite broadcasts and shaving before a cheering crowd.

Indians at Wounded Knee spurn federal plea to leave camp

Indian militants led by the American Indian Movement rejected a late Sunday offer to depart Wounded Knee without weapons, signaling no immediate peace talks with federal officials. Carter Camp said they would press terms and meet Interior Secretary Morton later, while AIM retained a stay-and-negotiate stance amid ongoing demonstrations.

Wounded Knee S. D Justice Department Carter Camp American Indian Movement Camp Interior Rogers C.B. Morton Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs AIM U. S New York William Kunstler

Court Hearing Seeks Fair Trial Amid Cameras Ban

Circuit Judge Coggin ordered a camera ban for a McBride hearing on a murder case linked to Davis affidavits. Testimony touched on political motives, rumors of Guntharp ties to crime, and witness views on Gant's ability to receive a fair trial.

E. L. Grisham Tom Coggin McBride Davis Baxley Guntharp Mississippi Morgan County Gunthorp Shelton Gant Abernathy Free Press Nelson Bell Huntsville Times Kappler Coggin Gunthorpe Stewart Weaver Decature James F . Davis Jasper Scottsboro Russellville Centre Dan Nelson Robert Straub Noble Russell

Government letter taxes Mrs Chitter for huge sum

A Bedford Heights woman receives a government notice claiming she owes 92 million plus 1.73 in interest for 1970 income taxes and has 10 days to pay or face penalties. She suspects a mistake and questions the bill.

Julia Chitter Bedford Heights Cleveland Internal Revenue Service

Roberta Flack Dominates 15th Grammy Awards Night

In Nashville Roberta Flack wins three major Grammys including record and song of the year for The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face. She shares best pop folk and rock vocal performance with Donny Hathaway for Where Is the Love. A star–studded crowd attends telecast from the Tennessee Theater as awards total 47.

Nashville, Tenn Roberta Flack Miss Flack Nashville Ewan McColl Donny Hathaway Music City USA Ringo Starr Art Garfunkel Don McLean Helen Reddy Mac Davis Donna Fargo Charley Pride Roger Miller Loretta Lynn Tennessee Theater Municipal Auditorium Washington, D. C Miss Reddy Flack Neil Diamond Gilbert O'Sullivan

Moulton Blakemore Farish Death and Local Losses

Farish died from a bed fire started by a smoking bed while in Foley. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. with burial at Moulton Memory Gardens. Survived by two sons Todd and Mark, mother Mrs. Tommie Farish. Honorary pallbearers include Lawrence County sheriff’s department members. Farish a 1956 Decatur High graduate and Auburn University alum, youngest Eagle Scout in Lawrence County. Memorials to Boy Scouts of America. Other weekend deaths in Alabama include three from carbon monoxide after car ran into a ditch, Linden resident Cora Shields, Roanoke residents George Vinson William Vinson and Lavader Lambert, Marguerite G. Smith near Bologne, Harold Shepherd near Union Springs, and Larry Cox near Athens.

Mike Johnson Rod Richardson Bill Stewart Rip Procter Willard Irwin Lawrence County Sheriff’s Department Farish Decatur Auburn University Boy Scouts of America Moulton Alabama George William Vinson Lavader Lambert Roanoke Greene County Tennessee Marguerite G. Smith Chattanooga Bologne Harold Shepherd Union Springs Bullock Anderson Larry Cox U. S. 72 Athens

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Falkvile Pta Loblollies Garden Club Felix Bivins Longbow Dr. SW Red Cross Red Cross Chapter Cain St. NE Bethel Baptist Church Hartselle Parents Without Partners Edwin Dalstrom Cotaco School Pta Dick Fleming Board of Commissioners Walter Jackson Decatur Credit Shoney’s Aauw Board Joseph D. Moss Magnolia Dr. SE Jones Group CWF First Christian Church Denson Ed Simms Jackson St Bethany United Presbyterian Elmer Bishop 5Th Ave Jewel Crawford Altrusa Club of Priceville Homemakers Club Clayton Blankenship River Rd Decatur Panhellenic Association First Presbyterian Church Decatur Area American Postal Workers Auxilliary First National Bank St. John’s Ate Church Ngla Southeast Decatur Homemakers Club Jack Sircy 12Th St. SE Friendship Club Summer Manor Rev A. N. Lee Sherman Street Church of Ninth St.hodist Arrowhead Central United Methodist Church Decatur High School Green Thumb Garden Club James Bogue Meadowbrook Rd Ellis Baggs AAUW Ezekiel Scha Woodland St Judy Lamott Princ Hontsvi Mes Karl Dunlap Orwood Dr Ee Decatur Toastmasters Club 2514 Red Carpet Inn Mothers Study Club James Watkins College St. SE Decatur Civic Theater Riverside Decatur Culture Club Decatur Country Club Riversave National Association of Retired Federal Decatur Inn Russell Means Dennis Banks U.S Ralph Erickson North and South Dakota THE Decatur Daily Charles Gunthorp Billy Smith Christian Pamela Chicago Ill Spantex London France Bernstein Theodore M. Bernstein Adam Eve Rome Joseph J. Joyce Roverton N.J Napoleon Elba Joyce John Taylor Willard R. Espy Erasmus Goethals Panama Canal Panama Dennis Edna Emordnilap
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