Safety first in youth baseball helmets said
An editorial urges strict helmet use for Little League players at all times on bases and at plate. It cites a prior helmet loss leading to a near fatal head injury, notes helmets have been purchased, and calls safety officers to enforce the rule. Coaches must enforce helmet wear or leave the program. parents should report violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hospital
Birmingham
Jimmy Brown
Park and Recreation Board
Gayle Montgomery
Brown
Mr. Montgomery
AU Appointment Should Be Soon
The political timing of filling Auburn University's board vacancy created by Redus Collier’s death is debated. The editorial urges Gov. George Wallace to appoint a full, competent trustee promptly to avoid prolonged political pressure and maintain an efficient university governance.
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George Wallace
Auburn University
Redus Collier
Auburn
Gov. Wallace
CIA reports allege Allende regime aids Cuban subversion
Secret CIA documents describe how Fidel Castro's embassy in Santiago became a hub for Latin American leftist groups. The agency accuses President Allende of allowing Castro contact with subversive elements, via a Directorate for Liberation led by Manuel Pineiro Losada, code name Barba Roja.
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CIA
Allende
Chile
South America
Fidel Castro
Santiago
Salvador Allende
Cuba
Castro
Liberation
Manuel Pineiro Losada
Barba-Roja
Ariel
Juan Carretero Ibanez
Ruben Cabrera Marquez
Havana
Che Guevara
Bolivia
Manuel Martinez Galan
Manolo
Paris
Latin America
Uruguay
Howard Hughes
General Services Administration
GSA
Hughes
Richard Laws
Laws
Welfare reform debate fuels push for action in 1972
Washington column highlights Republicans led by Hugh Scott and Gerald Ford press for welfare reform revenue sharing and government reorganization. It notes President Nixon’s request and delays in Congress with mixed signals on inflation food prices and economic outlook. References CIA figures Ariel and Manolo tied to Cuba Latin America and a note on the Hughes Spruce Goose and government disposal options.
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Washington
Congress
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Senate
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
Sen
Scott Sai
Rep
Ford
Scott
Nixon
My Answer By Billy Graham
A teenage girl asks how to overcome material temptations and find peace in Jesus. Billy Graham reassures that growing spiritually can hurt but is normal, urging full commitment to Christ and resisting Satan with faith and scripture.
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Billy Graham
Jesus
B. W
Christ
Paul
Satan
James
Board Delays School Contract
Cullman city board delays awarding an $800000 middle school addition contract until April 13. Assistant superintendent Dr. Lanny Gamble said the contract will be awarded at the April board meeting. Construction starts late spring with completion targeted mid term 1973. The facility includes air conditioning carpeted areas and spaces for media center gymnasium planning areas music facilities offices shop and classrooms.
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Cullman
City Board of Education
Lanny Gamble
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Decatur
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