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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1971
Page
6
Lynn Fuller, a client at the Tennessee Valley Rehabilitation Center and native of Trinity, has been placed at the Tennessee Valley Rest Home as a nurses' aide-in-training after completing a job orientation program at the rehabilitation center.
Athens resident William Edward Beasley Jr. 511 Patton Circle joins 72 other Vanderbilt University seniors to be inducted into Phi Beta Kappa Monday. Class of 1971 member Beasley will share the honors with featured speaker Dr. Paul MacKendrick professor of Classics at Wisconsin.
Switzerland maintains about 400 newspapers including 100 dailies despite a population near six million. The sizable print ecosystem reflects a diverse media market with broad regional coverage and multiple linguistic editions.
Members of the Austin High School English classes led a Friday tour of The Decatur Daily. Front row guides include Mike Freeman and Barrett Shelton Jr with Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. McAnear supervising.
A volunteer drive in Moulton launches a clean up and beautification week from Monday to May 15. Rev. Carl Harrison says the aim is to remove litter with help from Chamber of Commerce garden clubs civic groups and local officials including Mayor H A Alexander and the city council. The council backs a school contest at Lawrence County High School Moulton Intermediate and Moulton Elementary to reward the grade that collects the most trash with a $50 prize.
A bill to add five deputies an investigator a jailer dispatcher and three patrol cars for Cullman County Sheriff’s Department won swift approval in a special legislative session. Gov George Wallace expected to sign this week. Finis St. John II and Tom Drake introduced the bill.
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