Alabama's Second Sheriff's Boys Ranch Planned at Punkin Center
Opinion urges public support for Morgan County drove to build Alabama’s second sheriff’s boys ranch in Punkin Center. Decatur Kiwanis will host a pancake fundraiser at Decatur High School offering unlimited plates for one dollar to raise funds for the project.
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North
Alabama
Sheriff's Boys
Punkin Center
Morgan
Morgan County
Decatur High School
Decatur Kiwanis Club
Decatur High
Redus Collier Remembered For Empathy And Growth
The city mourns Redus Collier whose work built Mutual Savings Life Insurance into a leading Alabama firm. He dedicated himself to community development, leadership, and giving to others, helping create employment across the state. A longtime friend to many, he inspired with salesmanship and civic generosity.
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Mutual Savings Life Insurance Company
Alabama
Mutual Savings
Redus Collier
BCS
NASA weighs solid booster shift for Space Shuttle
NASA proposes moving from liquid to solid fuel boosters after tests show lower cost and risk with solids. Officials stress safety requires extensive testing before adoption though historical liquid propulsion has kept all astronauts safe. The piece notes a looming tax deadline of 29 days and urges careful tax return preparation.
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NATIONAL AERONAUTICS _and~ Space Administration
Space—Agency
NASA
Uncle Sam
U S Pacific Empire in Flux Under Renewed Scrutiny
A New York Times overview notes Washington governs a scattered Micronesia including Hawaii Guam and Samoa. It warns of a haphazard empire amid possible post Vietnam shifts and U N trusteeship reforms.
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C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times News Service
Honolulu
Asia
United States
Pacific
Hawaii
Union
Alaska
Aleutians
Soviet Siberia
Japan
Oceania
U.S.A
Guam
U.S
American Samoa
Midway
Wake
United Nations
Micronesia
Primaries expose Democratic solidarity gaps in two contests
Viewpoint notes that New Hampshire and Florida primaries reveal competing aims rather than unified party stance. Candidates show personal ambition and posturing on issues, with some labeled conservative and others liberal, affecting how the party presents itself ahead of the November vote.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Florida
Democratic party in 1972 faces rifts and nominating battle
The Decatur Daily discusses upcoming Democratic national nomination, potential Wallace influence, and splits between southern and northern wings. It notes antiwar and tax plank expectations, possible late Kennedy draft, and a convention showdown among Wallace, Humphrey, and liberal factions.
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Indochina
George Wallace
Alabama
Gov. Wallace
Sen Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Sen
Humphrey
Should I Quit My Job to Preach or Witness at Work
Billy Graham argues Christians need not abandon their professions to serve God. He cites Paul as example and says all believers are witnesses first, with pastors as primary preachers. A Christian should be Christian first, then in their vocation, proclaiming God’s love and grace to the world.
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Carlos G. Camacho
Guam
U.S
Vietnam
Okinawa
U.N
Washington
London
Paris
Solomons
Gilbert and Ellica Islands
Willy
D.F
Paul
Christ
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Mr. Collier
Hachiev
THE
National Commission ON Drug Abuse
Hugo
U.S. Pacific
Space Agency
Germany
U. N
New Caledonia
Tonga
Samoa
Fiji
Nauru
U.s.administered
America
Palau
Enegl Maney
Viewpoint
David Lawrence
Decatur Daily
W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Tennessee Valley Printing CO
TNC PO
Ala
Associated Press
Democratic Party
Nixon
South
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Billy Graham
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