Morgan County Faces Stricter Barbering Rules Bill
Alabama Sen. Bob Harris previews a Morgan County bill to tighten barbering laws through licensing of barber colleges and stricter instructor and apprentice requirements. The measure, tied to Act 679, would require 1000 hours of instruction, specific course work, and exams for licenses with a $10 fee and age 65 exemption. The plan, to be introduced May 25, aims to license a county barber college and standardize qualifications.
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Bob Lowry
Alabama
Morgan County
Bob Harris
Harris
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District 14 Nurses' Association Donations Support Local Scholarships
A $100 donation from District 14 Alabama State Nurses' Association funds matching local contributions for Allied Health Education Linkage scholarships. Presented to Limestone County Board of Education official C. S. Pettus by President Marian Baur, the gift supports training allied health specialists through Appalachian 202 funded programs at the regional UA Birmingham institute.
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Marian Baur
Alabama State Nurses’ Association
C. S. Pettus
Allied Health Education Linkage
Limestone County Sept. of Education
Tri-County
Appalachian Regional Health Planning Commission
Regional Technical Institute of the
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Tri County
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