Education Briefs Highlight Local College Honors
Spartanburg and Decatur students are featured in education briefs. Ginny Williams of Decatur attends Converse College as a 1977 May Queen attendant. Humphrey of Hartselle earns a University of Alabama chemistry department award for undergraduate research. Two Morgan County students receive degrees from Bob Jones University in June. Beth Allen of Athens elected to national childhood education association. Terri Teague elected vice president at the University of North Alabama. Area high school scholars named among 24 UNA scholarships for 1977-78. Joe Cunius lands Bethlehem Steel marketing position after Southern Benedictine College graduation. See Education on Page A-7.
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Spartanburg
S.C
Ginny Williams
Richard D. Wi
Decatur
Converse College
Ginny
Decatur High School
Converse
Ee Humphrey
Hartselle
University of Alabama
Siss Humphrey
Tniversity of North Carolina
Morehead
Miss Humphrey
Mortard
Gamma Sigma Epsilon
American Chemical Society
W. F. Humphrey
Morgan County
Bob Jones University
Greenville
Phillip Threlfall
James A. Threlfall
Sherman St
Schololl i of Religion
Nu Delta Chi Literary Society
M. Bruce McAllister
S. M. McAllister
Hartseller
School of Religion
Beth Allen
Athens
Association For Childhood Nation International
Miss Allen
Robert (. Allen
Gale Lane
Delta Delta Social Sorority
Chi Phi Fraternity
Terri Teague
University of North Alabama
Florence
Gwendlyn Zo Imgrund
Austin High School
Joe Cunius
Southern Benedictine College
St.Bernard al
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem, Pa
Police Crackdown Nets High Grade Heroin in Montgomery
Montgomery police say a raid last week tied to a nationwide operation recovered almost three ounces of European variety heroin, about 50 percent pure with an estimated street value of $250,000. Four arrests followed a three day probe sparked by an informant tip. first Montgomery seizure in over two years.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cpl
David Green
Mant
Green
Communicating With Clients in Veterinary Practice
A letter from a worried pet owner urges better client veterinarian communication. It argues explanations must be in plain language, time for questions, compassionate treatment, and non rushed service, with staff briefing to avoid patients feeling inferior.
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Decatur Daily
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Basilean Literary Society
B. Jack Kent
Marcia Joy Nash
Lauderdale County High
Rogersville
Dephew Nash
Connie Norton
Cullman
John W. Norton
Mary Faith Tinsley
Russellville
Marion P. Tinsley Jr
Beth Ellis
Gwen Imgrund
Anthony Alexander
Gateway Center
Ceaters
S. Marion St
Pete ‘Henderson
CLA
Southwestern Life
Westgate Center
Crestwood Center
By Worth Lanier, D.V.M
Polaroid
LAND
Polaroid Land Camera
Pronto
Ne Clear Pictures
Bankamericard
Pate