Local Births and Dismissals Across Counties
Daily Records lists admissions and dismissals in Lawrence County and Decatur General. Notable entries include births at Decatur General and Star General, with names like Mae Cain Athens Jimmy A Athens Clayton Turner Jr Toney and more.
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Athens Limestone
Mae Cain
Athens
Jimmy A
Clayton Turner Sr
Toney
A Tuckernake
Lawy Jackson Pope
Mon
Lawrence Owens
T. Petty
Elkmont
Ye Gw Wood
Rogersville
Charles
Sutton Jr
Weather and River Readings at Keller Memorial Bridge
Decatur area weather notes show river reading 21.76 feet and sea level 556.06 feet. Highs in the mid 80s through Thursday with tonight about 60. Record shows Tuesday temperatures 58 to 71 with average 71 and rainfall 3.43 inches this month, 22.4 inches year to date. Extended outlook calls for partly cloudy, warm conditions and scattered thunderstorms into Saturday. notable life event includes a daughter born to J. H. Thornton family in Cullman Hospital.
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Decatur and Vicinity River Reading
Keller Memorial Bridge
No Change Seen In POW Issue From Moscow Talks
Washington officials say the Moscow summit will not alter Hanoi’s hold on American prisoners in North Vietnam. Nixon seeks POW release as a condition for withdrawal, while Hanoi and the Soviets show no sign of pressure. Prisoner total rises to 494 with 1,089 missing. families grow restless yet hawkish.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Nixon
Moscow
Hanoi
Vietnam
North
State Department
U.S
Second Suspect Held In Arson
Cullman County Sheriff Orlin Bazbee announced a second arrest in the May 8 firebombing of a state trooper’s car. Randy Johnson Hale, 20, was taken from 1512 Brunner St. and charged with arson. bond not set. Hale joins Curtis Kilpatrick, arrested last week, in the case. No injuries reported. investigation ongoing.
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Cullman
Cullman County
Orlin Bazbee
Randy Johnson Hale
Brunner St
Bazbee
Johnny Nesmith
Highway Patrol
Hale
Curtis Kilpatrick
St. Joseph St
Walter Allen
Public Safety
PIANIST JOHN LEWIS NAMED ADVISER FOR 1972 JAZZ FESTIVAL
John Lewis, pianist and director of the Modern Jazz Quartet, is named music adviser for the 1972 American College Jazz Festival to be held at Kennedy Center. The festival, in its third year, is presented by the Kennedy Center and the National Association of Jazz Educators with nearly 200 colleges represented through eight regional festivals to pick bands for the national event. Lewis has led the Modern Jazz Quartet for 20 years and also teaches at the North Carolina School for the Performing Arts and directs the Monterey Jazz Festival.
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Washington
John Lewis
Modern Jazz Quartet
Kennedy Center
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Center
National Association of Jazz Educators
Lewis
North Carolina School For the Performing Arts
Dortmund Labor Office Opens Nursery for Interviewing Mothers
The Dortmund Labor Office in West Germany opens a first of its kind nursery separated by a glass wall from the interview room. The facility lets mothers watch their children during job interviews.
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Dortmund
West Germany
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Joan Bryant
Ellen W. Cooper
Walter T. Phillips
Aurelia
Lawrence County Admissions Tromery
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Soning Winkles
Beuidey
Hillsboro
B. Hodgins
J Ny James Henson
Hope Double
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Janette Barnette
Judy C. Howlett
Frances M. Brooks
Angela Annette Burks
Hanceville
James E. Cambell
Mae Bell McNabb
Vinemont
Olen C. Parris
Terry Wayne Roberson
Edmon H. Sizemore
Michael D. Tucker
Konen
Anthony Murphree
Marvin Lewis Ashwander
Margie Blalock
Hulin Chester King
Waymon C. Montgomery
Walker F. Warren
Arlene Wood
Decatur
Thomas Wilson
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Trinity
Carrie Hensley
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Verle Glick
Belle Mina
Charline Kyle
St. SE
Lester Mitchell
Waidermose Springs
Dewey Day
Valdermosa Springs
Judy Gossett
Endlam Blvd
Carl DeWwhitt Williams
Decatur General Hospital
John Ricky Reeves
Falkville
Stanley Lee Davis
Star General Hospital
Richard Bradiey
Estes
J. H. Thornton
Cullman Hospital
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