Poet Chuck Ghigna Inspires Woodmeade Students With Verse
Chuck Ghigna a poet in the schools program visits Woodmeade Elementary and read with Decatur and Austin High Schoolers. He recounts his shift from baseball to writing and outlines how poetry can be learned through experience and reading widely.
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Calendar of Community Meetings and Events
Calendar lists Parents Anonymous meeting from 7 to 9 pm with babysitters available at 355-8000, Wishful Diggers Garden Club at 9 30 am at 3415 Timberway SW, a talent and gong show at 7 30 pm at Tennessee Valley High School Hillsboro, a city reception for elderly citizens at City Hall 10 30 am to 4 30 pm on the 7th floor, Mental Health Coffee Day at McDonalds proceeds to Mental Health Association, and Single Adult Fellowship at 7 pm in First Baptist Church youth center Friday.
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Withdrawal discussed by Habib and Brown with Park Korea
In Seoul on Tuesday Under Secretary Habib and Joint Chiefs chair General Brown met President Park Chung Hee about phasing withdrawal of American ground troops over five years. They stressed continuing U.S. defense commitments to South Korea and Northeast Asia to reassure allies.
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TVA plans two scrubbers costly and coal switch at Alabama plants
TVA outlines more than 100 million dollars in capital costs for two scrubber installations at Widow's Creek and Colbert plants plus over 30 million annually for operations. Low sulfur coal adds about 15 million yearly at Widow's Creek and 16 million at Colbert to meet standards while ongoing air quality efforts exceed 140 million dollars.
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Wallace Beasley clashes with Wallace over utility policy and race vows
Wallace Beasley dismisses the governor's accusations as false and typical of his tactics. The lieutenant governor accuses Wallace of broken promises including caste preservation of segregation and says utilities funding shapes political support. Beasley blames Alabama Power for a $91 million PSC rate increase and asserts Whatley is a strong consumer advocate.
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Court crisis discussed in private talks with Gov Wallace
Beasley McCor quorum Torbert met with Gov George Wallace Tuesday to discuss the court crisis. Beasley said the talks were not very productive and voiced confidence judges will find a way out. Emergency relief would let the courts draw up to 9.9 million from the general fund to cover the current year. House measures seek to bolster the general fund by raising the oil severance tax.
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Multiple World News Items Include Prison Impasse and Nixon Interview
AP reports Washington State Penitentiary guards ended a 46 day lockup after fears of a riot, while Eric Sevareid plans to retire on November 30. Carter meets Fahd stressing U S backing for Israel, Nixon reflects on Frost interviews, and Dutch elections focus on unemployment and inflation amid hostage crises.
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Fathers win awards
National Father of the Year honors go to figures across fields including entertainer Jerry Stiller and jurist Leon Jaworski. Roy White urged balance with family, while Andrew Young was honored in absentia for Africa trip. Additional winners include James Broderick, James Schlesinger, John Chancellor, John Newcombe, and Albert Shanker.
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