Woman and boy held in Collinsville attendant murder
Ohio authorities say Patricia Curley 27 of Soddy Tenn and a 14-year-old boy are held as suspects in the robbery and slaying of a Collinsville Alabama service station attendant found dead Tuesday. Ohio State Patrol Sgt Ronald Spring identified Curley as a suspect.
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Troy
Ohio
Collinsville
Ala
Ohio State Patrol
Ronald Spring
Patricia Curley
Soddy
Tenn
Spring
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Chattanooga
Snail darter funds move to lift Tellico Dam ban
Rep. Bevill tells House Appropriations Committee a $9 million allocation within a $10.2 billion bill could relocate endangered snail darters from the Tellico Dam area, allowing construction to resume. Agencies expect to relocate up to 10,000 fish to avert further conflicts with projects.
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Washington
Tom Bevill
D-Ala
House Appropriations Committee
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tellico
Bevill
Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
John T. Myers
Indiana
Grant Man Charged In Knifing Case In Hartselle
A 35 year old Grant man Robert Lee Davis was arrested at Hartselle Hospital and charged with assault with intent to murder after a knifing left Roy Foster needing stitches. Davis posted a $750 bond and was released from Morgan County Jail.
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Hartselle
Grant
Elmer
Sanders
Robert Lee Davis
Hartselle Hospital
Roy Foster
Davis
Morgan County
Willie Bibb Jr
7Th Ave
Bibb
Jep Tallent
Ed Taylor
Nathaniel Owens
Carridale St
Owens
Ronnie Henson
Hospital Fund Request Okayed For North Alabama Regional
The Project Review Committee of the North Alabama Health Systems Agency approved 297189 for North Alabama Regional Hospital renovation including air conditioning and heating on two floors in its first year. It covers 180000 from Appalachian Regional Commission and the rest from Alabama Department of Mental Health. The hospital opened to patients Monday for short term care of acutely mentally ill people. The committee also approved 24822 for Calhoun Community College dental assisting and rejected two primary health care clinic proposals for Holly Pond and Jones Chapel in Cullman County.
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North Alabama Health Systems Agency
North Alabama Regional Hospital
Riley Gibson
Appalachian Regional Commission
Alabama Department of Mental Health
Region I
Acutley
Calhoun Community College
Holly Pond
Jones Chapel
Cullman County
Public Radio Station Axed in Huntsville
WLRH FM Alabama’s first public radio station will go off air June 1 due to funding shortfalls. University of Alabama in Huntsville efforts to save the 100000 watt station failed. The Huntsville Public Library operates the outlet since August 1976. Dr Joseph C Dowdle says a salvage plan was not accepted by UA.
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Huntsville
Ala
Wlrhfm
Alabama
University of Alabama In
Huntsville Public Library
Joseph C. Dowdle
UAH
University of Alabama
Sidewalk Surfer Spills Wipes Out Summer Plans
Janine Speegle broke her leg and ankle on a first skateboard attempt while playing near home with sister Sherry and Lee Ann Floyd. She will wear a cast on her right leg for six weeks to three months, dashing summer plans and prompting a cautious stance toward skating.
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Janine Speegle
Sherry
Lee Ann
Floyd
Janine
Skater's Fall Sidelined Teen. Cast, Summer Plans Altered
Janine Speegle, 13, suffered a broken ankle and tibia after falling from a borrowed skateboard. Her friend Missy Garrett also broke an arm the same day. The Brookhaven Middle School eighth grader faces six weeks to three months in a cast and now plans quieter summer activities.
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Lee Ann Floyd
Sherry
David Drake
Mike McCroix
Janine
Missy Garrett
Florida
Lee Ann
Point Mallard
Rod Cameron
Manchester St. SW
Brookhaven Middle School
Major Fire Rages In North Florida
A major forest fire in the Apalachicola National Forest 45 miles southwest of Tallahassee burned about 7,000 acres since Monday. Damage to timberland was estimated at 1 million dollars as crews fought the blaze amid rough terrain.
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Sumatra
Fla
Apalachicola National Forest
Tallahassee
Ted Thomas
U.S. Forest Service
Bris Price
Price
Florida Panhandle
Thundershowers Forecast Through Friday in North Alabama
The National Weather Service forecasts more thundershowers through Friday across North Alabama. Decatur rainfall 60 percent today dropping to 30 percent tonight and 50 percent Friday with one fourth to one half inch expected and over an inch in heavier showers. Temperatures near 80 this afternoon, mid 60s tonight, low 80s Friday. Northeast winds around 10 mph and under 10 mph at night. Up to four hours of sun Friday. Weekend outlook shows fair to partly cloudy with isolated thundershowers, highs mid 80s and nights mid 60s. Rain totals 4.01 inches in Decatur past 30 days. since Jan 1 rainfall 27.29 inches, 3.28 inches above normal.
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North
Alabama
National Weather Service
Decatur
The
Weather Service
Tennessee
Hamilton
Anniston
Mobile
Weather and river readings for Keller Memorial Bridge area
River and weather data show Keller Memorial Bridge readings 21.70 and sea level 556.0. TVA lake stages listed, with high today near 80 and forecast showers through Friday. Extended outlook calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions with isolated thundershowers and highs in the mid 80s.
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Keller Memorial Bridge
Senate Panel Resumes Hearings On Utility Bills In Alabama
A Senate Commerce committee in Montgomery resumes hearings on 18 utility regulation bills. Zeigler argues his measures have teeth to deliver relief, while Alabama Power and South Central Bell oppose certain provisions. Senate Republicans push limited reforms as a filibuster ends with a compromise audit plan.
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Senate
Montgomery
Ala
Eddie Gilmore
Senate Commerce, Transportation and Utilities Committee
George C. Wallace
Public Service
Jim Zeigler
Zeigler
Wallace
Jack Bingham
Alabama Power Co
Bingham
Dan Matheson
South Central Bell Telephone Co
PSC
Matheson
Supreme Court
Dudely Perry
Tuskegee
Court of Administrative Appeals
Perry
House
Donald Stewart
Anniston
Senate Utilities Committee
Alabama Power
Robbery at Mobile Jewelry Store Causes Tension
In Mobile Alabama two men robbed a jewelry store of diamonds and cash while four people were bound on the floor. Police sought to identify the robbers and assess an inventory as investigators estimated losses potentially reaching seventy thousand dollars. The Boscos John aged 53 and Goldie 47 described the incident involving a man asking to view diamonds, followed by a second armed intruder with a sack over his head. Two young customers Richard Stimpson 18 and Leah Yelverton 19 were bound and secured during the heist.
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Mobile
Ala
John Bosco
Goldie Bosco
Richard Stimpson
Leah Yelverton
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Lester Mullins
Interstate 59
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Mullins
Steve Clark
Clark
Grant St
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James Rankin
Gerald Weems
John Busbey
Underwood and Associates
Gerald Goodwin
Jerry Hale
Sheraton Apts
Chenault Dr. SE
Public Radio
California
Tony Estes
U.S.A
John Godbey
NOAA
US Dept of Commerce
TVA
Chickamauga
Pickwick
Whitesburg
Wheeler
Wilson
Stewart
Attorney General
Joe Fine
Russellville
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