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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1973

Page

2

Drugs Damaged In Fire Destroyed At City Dump

About $18,000 in prescription drugs destroyed in an April downtown fire were disposed of Wednesday at the city landfill on Old Moultony Road under Bureau of Narcotics supervision. Loyd's Drug Stores on Moulton Street were among four damaged by the early morning blaze on April 27.

Moultony Rd Loyd Moulton St Elmer Loyd U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Dudley F. Peeler Birmingham Alabama State Board of Pharmacy City Police Herbert Anders Loyd’s Harold Anders Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital City Bob Lowry

Fiddlers Contest At Chalybeate Springs Weekend Change

The old time fiddler contest for the Chalybeate Springs volunteer fire department moves to Saturday at 8 p.m. with a stew supper at 5 p.m. at Chalybeate school. Gordon Terry will attend and contestants may contact Willis Eady at 974 1495 or 974 0241 after 4 p.m. for entry details.

Chalybeate Springs Chalybeate Springs Volunteer Fire Department Chalybeate School Gordon Terry Willis Eady

Judges Take Up Remap Bill in Alabama Case

Three federal judges meet with state and plaintiff attorneys to set rules for evaluating a substitute remap plan passed by the Alabama Legislature. The legislature delivered its plan a day before a May 17 deadline. The case stems from Reynolds v. Sims and the long struggle over “one man one vote” in state districts.

Montgomery Ala Alabama U. S. Dist Frank M. Johnson Jr House Senate Bill Baxley Baxley George C. Wallace U.S. Supreme Court Montgomery Panel High Court Reynolds

Beaten Child To Be Released To Father

Two year old Donna Orr admitted to Birmingham Crippled Children's Hospital after a severe beating was to be released today to her father Donald Orr. She had been transferred from Hartselle Hospital in fair condition with injuries to head and body. Her mother Brenda Orr was charged with assault with intent to murder and released on bond.

Donna Orr Birmingham Crippled Children’s Hospital Donald Orr Hartselle Morgan County John C. McBride Brenda Orr Danville 3

Birmingham Chiropractor Sentenced For Tax Evasion

Harland L. Radue a Birmingham chiropractor received one year in prison on each of two counts for failing to report and pay taxes on 1969 income of 13237. He defended himself claiming payment with gold or silver not required. Terms run concurrently. Also in Birmingham a Cottontale man was convicted of bank robbery and given 25 years in prison in U S District Court.

Birmingham Ala Harland L. Radue Internal Revenue Service Radue Cottondale U. S

Cottondale duo convicted in 16804 Bank of Gordo robbery

James Edward Weeks was convicted in the February robbery of the Bank of Gordo, with co defendant Harry Joseph Martin of Cottondale pleading guilty to a similar charge. Martin faces sentencing today as witnesses identified both men and Weeks carried a sawed off shotgun.

James Edward Weeks Cottondale Bank of Gordo Harry Joseph Martin Weeks

Milk Price Hearing Ends In Alabama Milk hike likely this summer

The Alabama Dairy Commission finished public hearings on milk pricing and is expected to approve a second increase this year. Retail milk could rise two cents a half gallon from 66 to 68 cents, taking effect this summer after a January 4 cent raise. Dairymen seek higher prices to cover costs while distributors seek a share. some fear a fall shortage as feed costs rise and farmers sell cows. Winifred Davis of the Farm Bureau cites low milk reserves and beef prices driving the trend.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Dairy Commission Winifred Davis Farm Bureau Federation

Decatur Fireman Injured Battling House Fire

A Decatur firefighter Jerrey W. Greenhaw of Falkville was cut on the hand and received stitches while helping fight a blaze on Old Moulton Road that heavily damaged Clintoff White’s home. The incident began about 9 30 a.m. and a spokesman said Greenhaw was aiding in the effort.

Moulton Jerrey W. Greenhaw Falkville Greenhaw Clintoff White

Alabama Junior College Press Association Forms

Dennis Greenwood a Huntsville freshman at Calhoun Junior College leads the new Alabama Junior College Press Association chosen last month at Calhoun. The group plans monthly meetings and aims to promote good journalism in junior colleges with Jefferson State as its permanent home.

Alabama Calhoun Florida Dennis Greenwood Huntsville Alabama Junior College Press Association Greenwood Eglin Air Force Base Fort Walton Beach Fla Steve Colbert Jefferson State Junior College Charles Williams Jefferson State Candy Wilson Brewer State Junior College Jeff State Denton Langford State Association National Association Chicago

Calhoun student helps found junior college press group

Greenwood, a Fort Walton Beach correspondent and radar operator, started as a sportswriter photographer after answering an ad. He formed Alabama’s junior college press association with Jim Hall’s help, aiming to unite schools and give them a strong voice.

Greenwood Air Force Fort Walton Beach Pensacola News- Journal Press Association Calhoun Alabama Florida Jim Hall Alabama Press Association

Limestone Term of Court Ends in Limestone County

The May term of Limestone County Circuit Civil Court ended with two trials and several continuances. A jury did not reach a verdict in the Priest versus Athens city case over an automobile and a city truck. An appeal by Wayne Jennings seeks to block an asphalt hot mix plant on U S 31 South contending it would harm property values and be a nuisance.

Athens Limestone County Circuit William L. Priest Priest Athens Real Estate Wayne Jennings U.S. 31 South

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