Daily Records from Decatur and Cullman Hospitals
Admissions and dismissals list numerous patients at Decatur General Hospital and Cullman area facilities. Birth notices include couples in Decatur and nearby towns with hospital births.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1973
Page
3
Admissions and dismissals list numerous patients at Decatur General Hospital and Cullman area facilities. Birth notices include couples in Decatur and nearby towns with hospital births.
The article explains the annual Social Security withholding cap of 631.80 and the 5.85 percent rate up to 10,800 earnings, noting how long until deductions end for different salaries in 1973. It discusses post deduction windfalls and the need to offset inflation, showing a sample after tax raise calculation using the 4.7 percent CPI rise and a 25 percent tax bracket.
Congressman Bob Jones urged the Administration not to appeal a court ruling that makes 6 billion dollars available for water pollution control. He noted the act enables local governments to plan efficient wastewater treatment and improve lakes and streams.
University of Arizona professor Dr. David A. Williams says poetry can aid inmate emotion through a university course offered in collaboration with Arizona State Prison. He notes students often report feeling better and that poetry helps unlock repressed feelings, a focus shared by some psychologists.
A public notice lists multiple individuals with titles and residences including Town Creek Danville Moulton Trinity Hillsboro Courtland and Trinity. Names include Mary Lee Graham Aaron Masterson William Henry Jackson Glenda Faye Garrison Louise Adair Rebel Sue Coffey Lillie Jacobs Dorothy P. Terry Kathy Montgomery Trullie Harris Vickie McDougle Hilda Coan Lillie Sparks Janie Owens Tom McGlome Gladys Glover and Glenn Pace.
Portland woman Suzan Winder sues Fred Meyer Inc for 100000 in exemplary damages plus 700 in legal fees and 19.50 for costs after paying 17.50 to analyze two packs of ground beef she says exceeded the store’s 15 percent fat policy.
Yoko Ono has won permanent custody of her daughter Kyoko. The child remains missing, with Kyoko to live with the Lennons in the United States if found and Cox granted visiting rights.
River reading at Keller Memorial Bridge this morning 21.84 with sea level 556.14. High Monday 71 at 3 PM, low today 53, forecast today high in the 70s with a low tonight in the 50s and mid 70s Wednesday. Extended outlook: fair to partly cloudy with warming trend, highs mid 70s to near 80 through Saturday.
MOULTON The Moulton City Council will appoint a three man medical advisory board to oversee selling of 1.2 million dollars in municipal bonds for a 711 bed addition to the Moulton Nursing Home. The advisory board will advertise bond sales and oversee project development. Bond selling will be conducted by Key Mortgage Co. of Decatur for National Health Corp. The board will be three local businessmen.
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