Energy Crisis Seen As Springboard For Action
Arch Hoath of the U S Chamber of Commerce argues the energy squeeze stems from refinery capacity and environmental rules. He warns shortages will persist for years with informal rationing possible and gas stations running dry while we explore cleaner fuels and new refineries.
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Arch Hoath
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Decatur Daily Briefs. May 15 1973 Item
A concise news note from The Decatur Daily syndicated by AP NYT CQ mentions no specific events beyond standard briefing items. The date is May 15 1973. No individuals or organizations are named in the readable text.
Nixon Said Not Watergate Figure In White House
Washington gossip column says Nixon was absorbed in foreign policy during Watergate. Aides recall his focus on Vietnam and Moscow trip while Watergate plans formed. It suggests he trusted Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean but faced a looming cover up without clear evidence of his direct involvement.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
White House
Oval Office
G. Gordon Liddy
John Mitchell
Peking
Hanoi
Vietnam
Haiphong
Moscow
Kremlin
H.R. Haldeman
Charles Colson
John Dean
Dean
Pennsylvania Ave
Jeb Stuart Magruder
John Ehrlichman
Magruder
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
CIA
Gray
Richard Nixon
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
John
Bob
Mitchell
There Is No Limit To The Good He Can Do Quote
A columnist presents Judson Branch’s line about unlimited good achieved when credit is set aside. The remark emphasizes selfless effort and collective progress over personal glory.
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Judson Branch
Debate Over Sunday Blue Laws and Saturday Observance
A reader urges Decatur to publish both sides of Alabama Sunday Blue Laws arguing that state morality laws clash with religious liberty. The letter cites biblical references, the Ten Commandments, and quotes Cardinal Gibbons to claim Saturday sanctification, while opposing state enforcement of religious practice and defending the First Amendment protections.
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Jesus
Cardinal Gibbons
Alabama
Defense of Rev Willard Stallcup Against Blue Law Criticism
A letter defends Grace Baptist pastor Rev Willard Stallcup amid Blue Law controversy. The writer argues pastors and citizens share concern over Sunday openings, praises Stallcup for backing law enforcement and warrants, and urges moral backbone for leaders.
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Decatur Daily
Willard Stallcup
Grace Baptist Church
Stallcup
Let Your Councilman Know Decatur May 12 1973
A Decatur mother urges citizens to support school funding amid a deficit of 514187 for 1973 74. She argues federal cuts and rising costs require council action before September and warns against delaying on a vote or liquor referendums. She stresses accreditation and the impact on classes and programs. She calls readers to write council members with concrete suggestions and demand action now.
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Decatur
A Man Who Talks On 100 Subjects Remains Anonymous
A person skilled in discussing a wide range of topics is described as anonymous, highlighting the mystery around expertise spanning many fields.
W.R. Shelton Era Newspaper Masthead and Rate Card
The Decatur Alabama publication run by Tennessee Valley Printing Co. lists W R Shelton as founder editor 1912 to 1924. It notes publication days, office address, AP membership, grievance policy, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with carrier delivery and tax details.
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W.R. Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O. Box
Ala
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