Fifty From Area To Graduate From U of A Next Sunday
A long list of graduates from multiple Alabama towns including Cullman Hanceville Limestone Athens Decatur and more shows students earning degrees in marketing education biology mathematics and engineering. Notables include Charlotte Fos Donald Y Bergin John Nielsen and Hermon Williams Jr among others with degrees ranging from BS to PhD.
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George R. Stiefelmeyer
Ialmath
Barbara P. Trimble
Jayne R. Wooten
Hanceville
Robert W. Edgar E. Edwards
Hugh D. Ratliff
Vinemont
Linda G. Ne
Lawrence
Hillsboro
Carlis F ‘Yan
Limestone
Athens
Mariella I. Dearman
William J. Elkins
James G. Farrow
Hermane Griffin
Merritt W. Haney
Robert L. Holland
Alice C. Maurer
Nancy P. Steele
Elizabeth K. Wilson
Morgan
Dell
John A. Caddell
Thomas E. Clyce
Terry M. Geloneck
William David Gilchrist
John L. Hatcher
Sandra S. Johnson
Diane Larkins
Willie E. Liverett
Clarence R. Parr Jr
Charles R. Pitt
James G. Puckett
Wilbur M. Reeves
Carolie Richerson
Jimmie R. Sandlin
James R. Shell
Charles R. Sittason
Jon R. Sullivan
Edward L. Terry
Frances L. Thompson
Hermon G. Williams Jr
John D. Williams
Douglas J. Woods
Hartselle — Maurice V. Graves Jr
Woodrow W. Ryan Jr
Billy H. Thrasher
Lacey’s Spring
Hattie F. Fields
Somerville
Joseph L.oldacre
Five Draw Probation From Court
Circuit Judge James Bloodworth set probation Wednesday for five Morgan County residents. Betty McMinn 30 of Decatur was given a year and a day in four forgery cases and placed on probation to Florida authorities for five years. Billy Wayne Siely 19 of Decatur received three years in embezzlement grand larceny cases, with restitution and four years probation. Bobby Eugene Harris 20 of Laceys Spring got 18 months for buying receiving concealing stolen property and restitution and probation. Dale Carlyle Beckner was sentenced to two years in each grand larceny and forgery case and released to Indiana authorities who have charges.
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James Bloodworth
Morgan County
Betty McMinn
Decatur
Florida
Billy Wayne Siey
Decatur 5
Bobby Eugene Harris
Dale Carlyle Beckner
Indiana
Eyes Public Aid and Prison Reform Conference Speech
Colmen urged pre release training in state institutions and community groups to aid rehabilitation. He warned the cost of crime includes processing offenders and cyclical recidivism, stressing the need for churches service clubs and civic groups to help with successful reentry.
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Mate
Cnev
Colmen
Conviction Of Chapman Upheld By Court Of Appeals
The Court of Appeals upheld Chapman's conviction and rejected a habeas corpus plea. The case involves a 10 year probation period for assault with intent to murder and questions whether time served ends the sentence. Chapman's attorney argued that after seven years of probation the defendant had completed his sentence and deserved discharge.
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Court of Appeals
Chapman
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