Ex-Coach Crow Chooses Painting Over Busy Schedule
Warner Crow, a Morgan County High School history teacher, Interact Club sponsor, and former coach, juggles painting with full duties. He paints when time allows, moving from copies to original compositions influenced by old masters and French impressionists, while preparing a darker themed piece using antique objects.
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Morgan County High School
Interact Club
Crow
Crowe
Brad
Linda
Crow proves two interests can coexist in one man
Warner Crow, an ex coach and commercial artist, notes talent may run in the family as Indiana aunt’s artistry hints at artistic potential. Students and teachers praise his paintings, and Crow says reactions have been favorable despite his primary identity as a coach.
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Warner Crow
More Funds Possible For LEPA Projects In North Alabama
LEPA Region One officials said possible federal grants may fund additional police personnel and equipment across 11 counties in North Alabama. Doug Miller noted uncertain amount and timing, with funds to aid regional law enforcement once released. Region One Advisory Board met soon to review new and pending applications. Athens council plans to discuss 300,000 general obligation bonds for Athens High School stadium and delivery license code issues.
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Alabama Law Enforcement Planning Agency
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Doug Miller
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Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
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Test For Tom Coggin In Guntharp Murder Trial
Circuit Judge Tom B. Coggin faces his first major test in the murder trial of former Mayor Charles E. Guntharp. The 33 year old, a former computer programmer, will oversee juror challenges and rulings on pre trial motions as he builds a reputation for a strict courtroom. Coggin, who became Morgan County judge in 1972 after earlier service in Limestone County, has a background in mathematics and physics from Jacksonville State University and a law degree from Cumberland School of Law. He was appointed deputy district attorney in 1971 and later won election to the bench with support from Limestone County. He denied a defense motion for change of venue earlier this month. Coggin lives on Upper River Road, is married to Micki White, and is father of five. He is known for a hard nosed, tight ship courtroom style and swift case handling.
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Birmingham
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Athens
Commission to cut TB hospitals to three in Alabama
Alabama Health Study Commission urges reducing state tuberculosis hospitals from seven to three by year end with plans for standards, a computerized data system, and a public health officer to oversee quality and resources. The report envisions eventually shrinking to a single center in a general hospital and notes potential savings over $1 million annually.
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Local Our Little Miss Winners Highlight Alabama Pageant
At Austin High School the Our Little Miss pageant crowned Elizabeth Teague as Our Little Miss with Elizabeth Brown and Amy Smith as runners up in La Petite. State officials call this the second largest U S pageant and the biggest in Alabama with 81 contestants.
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Amy Smith
Elizabeth Teague
Jackie Posey
Missy
Lift Asked On Farm Loan Freeze Lift
Senator Sparkman urged Secretary Butz to lift the freeze on the Farmers Emergency Loan Program to aid Tennessee Valley flood victims. He noted a similar exception for four Southern California counties and sought fast disaster relief funds and USDA and SBA action, with allied calls from Senators Allen and Rep. Jones for a disaster declaration.
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Tennessee
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California
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Alabama
Small Business Administration
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Bob Jones
Jones
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George Wallace
Congressional
Emergency 911 Guidance From Crisis Call Center
Instructions for urgent help advise calling the Crisis Call Center at 355-8000 or a hospital or family physician for possible poisoning. If unsure of the number dial 0 and explain the emergency to the operator from The Decatur Daily.
City Police to Add Firing Range and Fitness Room
City Councilman Richard Lee announced plans to install a firing range and a physical fitness room in the police department basement at City Hall. The two projects would cost an estimated 10 000 to 12 000 dollars and aim to improve officer fitness and pistol qualification. A monthly marksmanship requirement is under consideration. Lee also plans to announce a detective sergeant appointment Tuesday with candidates Jep Tallent David Smith and Jerry Bottom among those considered for promotion.
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Jerry Bottom
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