Elated Officials Hit Blood Drive Milestone at Austin High
Officials and Red Cross volunteers celebrated a strong donor response from Austin High School and Morgan County as Bloodmobile visits and future drives aim to meet a high demand. The county seeks over 2,000 additional pints by June to maintain full coverage, since hospitals in Decatur and Hartselle require more than 4,000 pints annually.
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THE
RED Cross
Austin High School
J. W. Sailors
Morgan County
Decatur
Hartselle
Baxley urges 30 day residency rule for Alabama voters
Alabama Attorney General Bill Baxley issues an advisory proposing a 30 day residency to vote in Alabama though the Tennessee ruling concerns a 12 month standard. He urges residents to register promptly, urging Morgan County residents to help ensure blood supply and public welfare.
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Bill Baxley
Alabama
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Mr. Baxley
Baxley
One Choice Emerges For Interstate Spur To Huntsville
The Highway Department outlines six routes for an I 65 spur to Huntsville. Three routes require a new river bridge at about 20 million dollars and would cross Wheeler Wildlife Refuge, while the most sensible option follows Alabama 20 from I 65 into Huntsville, missing Mooresville. A July public hearing invites citizen input.
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Montgomery
Highway Department
Huntsville
Wheeler Wildlife Refuge
Mooresville
FDA Policy Accepts Food with Small Contaminants
The FDA allows tiny amounts of rodent hairs fruit fly eggs larvae and insect fragments in foods as long as they are below levels that become noticeable to consumers. The policy implies a tolerance that hinges on perceptibility and consumer awareness despite potential health concerns.
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FOOD AND _ DRUG Administration
FDA
Long Kesh
I.R.A
Edward Heath
Tony Lewis
Belfast
Opinion: credit and fakery in entertainment debate
In Decatur daily pages Larry Jackson notes Mr Simpson’s TV show critique then contrasts it with roller derby, arguing both wrestling and derby are fake. He voices skepticism about who gets credit and questions authenticity in popular entertainment.
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Moulton
Ala
Decatur Daily
Mr. Simpson
Larry Jackson
Payola Returns in Top Forty Drive to Boost Records
Washington report exposes new payola tactics in the music industry. Disc jockeys and program directors receive cash, cars, vacations, and other favors to push top forty songs, with witnesses describing wave after wave of bribery and fake reporting to boost hits. The piece also covers Belfast IRA funerals and teen involvement, highlighting corruption and conflict themes.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
America
Federal Communications Commission
WABC
New York City
Viewpoint on presidential war powers and 30 day limit
The column argues about Congressional limits on presidential authority to deploy forces. Secretary Rogers contends the Constitution allows decisive executive deployment without fixed durations and warns that a 30 day cap could hinder defense and foreign policy actions. It notes historical context and potential international doubts.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary
William P. Rogers
Congress
Rogers
United States
Sen
Gordon” Allott
Colorado
Vietnam
State Department
Department of Defense
Mediterranean
America
U.S
Berlin
Answer for trouble and Christian faith from Cincinnati Enquirer
The writer discusses enduring life’s troubles from a Christian viewpoint. He cites Genesis 4:6-7 and John 16:33 along with II Peter 5:7 and John 14:1 to argue believers can cast care on Christ. The message: Christians face adversity but are not overwhelmed because Jesus overcomes the world.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
B. R
Cain
Abel
Jesus
John
Peter
God
Christ
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