Mental Health Plan Calls for Major Code Changes
Alabama legislators face a sweeping report from the Committee on Mental Health and Mental Retardation urging substantial code changes to administer mental health services. The panel seeks more funding for institutions and coordinated government and private agency efforts, plus legislation in 1965 for prisoner treatment in mental health cases amid opposition from the Alabama Medical Association.
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Montgomery
State Department of Mental Health
Committee On
Alabama Medical Association
Alabama
Brewer To Address Danville Graduating Class Tonight
Danville High School holds graduation exercises at 8 oclock in the school auditorium with Albert Brewer speaker of the House of Representatives as guest. Graduates include Linda Atkins Shelby Blackwood Faye Bowling Nora Byrd Charlotte Childers Linda Evans Betty Fulmer Brenda Hayes Dianna Hogan Sandra Hogan Sarah James Joyce Jarrett Patricia McCaghren Jean Robinson Even Sherrill Sandra Summerford Judy Terry Charlie Wallace Beverly Woodall and others. Salutatorian is Judy Terry and valedictorian is Linda Evans.
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Danville
Danville High School
Albert Brewer
House of Representatives
Linda Atkins
Shelby Blackwood
Faye Bowling
Nora Byrd
Charlotte Childers
Linda Evans
Betty Fulmer
Brenda Hayes
Dianna Hogan
Sandra Hogan
Sarah James
Joyce Jarrett
Patricia McCaghren
Jean Robinson
Even Sherrill
Sandra Summerford
Judy Terry
Charlice Wallace
Beverly Woodall
Billy Bell
John Frankie
Tommy Garner
Jerry Hil
Bill Hampton
Frankie Hogan
Ted Hogan
Joe Millsap
William Millwood
Tony Sapp
Charles Segars
Darry West
Tony Yarbrough
W. O. Terry
Hartselle
Joe Evans
Cullman County approves new courthouse contract
A $1,462,500 contract was awarded to Algernon Blair of Montgomery by the Cullman County Board of Revenue and Control for a new courthouse. Partially financed by federal funds and a local bond issue, the building will rise on a square block on U.S. 31 opposite the First Baptist Church and will house all county offices and state troopers.
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Algernon Blair
Montgomery
Cullman County Board of Revenue and Control Board
U.S. 31
First Baptist Church
Expansion pledge in Athens city annexation project
Athens Lions Club chairman Tommy Griffis and Chamber president Leonard Moyers said residents and property owners in the proposed annexation area will be given all facts before signing a petition. They noted the chamber and City Planning Commission have recommended the city handle planning for improvements after annexation, with a public facts presentation in the coming days.
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Athens
Tommy Griffis
Athens-Limestone Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Leonard Moyers
Chamber of Commerce
City Planning Commission
Griffis
Safe storage tips for households with toddlers
With active toddlers at home, store cleaning compounds high up and away from reach. Keep bleaches and similar products in secured cupboards out of children's reach to prevent accidental exposure or ingestion.
Dismissal Of Charges Asked In Barton Bribery Case
Attorneys for contractor Joe T. Barton seek dismissal of bribery and state income tax evasion indictments tied to a highway striping contract under Gov. John Patterson. They argue the charges are vague and fail to specify when and where offers were made, and challenge the income tax statute as void.
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Barton
Highway Department
John L. Thompson
Thompson
Food Strike Continues By Hunger Detainee In Alabama Prison
A 31-year-old New Yorker Eric Weinberger remains on a eight day hunger strike at Kilby Prison Hospital in Alabama. Prison authorities have begun intravenous feeding while Weinberger resists hospital cooperation and refuses solid food. He and 11 fellow marchers were moved from a Gadsden jail after arrest on breach of peace for trying to follow the route of slain Baltimore integrator William L Moore.
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Weinberger
Kilby
Gadsden
Ala
Baltimore
William L. Moore
Attalla
Packing perishable foods for long drives in summer
A practical tip advises placing meat and dairy from the market in a portable picnic cooler during long summer drives to prevent spoilage before reaching refrigeration.
State Aid Planned for Hartselle Street Project
The State of Alabama will fund a major street paving and resurfacing project in Hartselle. Gov. George Wallace told Morgan County Rep. Albert Brewer Ralph Slate and Councilman John D Long that the State Highway Department will direct drainage rerouting along U S Highway 31 to ease downtown flooding. Brewer and Long presented an engineer report outlining downtown needs, with an estimated 56000 cost for the paving project.
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Hartselle
State of
Alabama
Morgan County
Albert Brewer
Ralph Slate
John D. Long
George Wallace
Wallace
State Highway Department
Brewer and Ling
Ing
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