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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1973

Page

6

DHS Majorette Wins Ole Miss Scholarship

Seventeen year old Diane Collins head majorette at Decatur High School earned a scholarship to the University of Mississippi for this fall as part of the Rebelette twirling unit. The Decatur student auditioned three weeks ago and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Collins.

Diane Collins Decatur High School University of Mississippi Diane Bill Collins Fairway Dr. SE Ole Miss Decatur Ole Miss Rebel Luther M. Snavely Jr Rebelettes Mike Carroll Stanford University J. H. Carroll The Baptist Church F. C. Jones Sallie Shepherd Medical Park Convalescent Center Brenda Fagan Baugh-Wiley‘Smith Hospital Carl Condra Muscle Shoals Don Marsh Courtland High School R. G. Wells George Wells Emily Ben Corum Moulton Buford ‘Corum Grant Peebles Ervin Terry

Soviet Series Portrays Ordinary America Across Nation

In a broad Moscow series, journalists Boris Strelnikov and Vasily Peskov describe American life with minimal polemics. They note the $900 Indian scalp, Lincoln’s birthplace, and the uniformity of small towns with familiar sights from gas stations to billboards, as Brezhnev’s U.S. visit looms.

Moscow America Lincoln Communist Party United States Leonid I. Brezhnev Boris Strelnikov Vasily Peskov Komsomolskaya Pravda Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Abraham Lincoln Santa Fe

Decatur Native Wins Award of Excellence at Amoco event

Gallaudet College student Jim B. Bishop Jr. from Decatur received Amoco Oil Co’s Award of Excellence for his role as King Creon in Antigone, performed in sign language at Kennedy Center during the American College Theatre Festival. The festival honors top college shows from about 320 entrants.

Washington Gallaudet College Decatur Amoco Oil Co Jim B. Bishop, Jr King Creonin_ Gallaudet Sophocles Kennedy Center ACTF American Theatre Association Stevenson T. Walker Amoco Chicago Walker Montgomery Atas American Airlines Smithsonian Institution American National Theatre and Academy Gallaudet Liberal Arts College

Auburn Honors Johnny Waters for Top Arts and Sciences Graduate

Waters of Moulton received the President's Award at Auburn University as the outstanding graduate in the School of Arts and Sciences. A geology graduate, he published papers in the Journal of Paleontology and Geological Society of America Bulletin and read before several scientific societies. He accepted a fellowship at Indiana University and worked with Auburn geology during the year plus summers at Indiana University and the University of Kansas.

Johnny Arlton Waters Moulton Auburn University School of Arts and Sciences Waters Spencer A.waters Journal of Paleontology Geological Society of America Bulletin University of Kansas Paleontological Contributions Alabama Academy of Sciences South Central Geological Society of American Alabama American Statistical Association Johnny A. Waters Harry M. Philpott Auburn University School of Arts and Sciences

Mutinous Velos Captain, Sailors Seek asylum in Italy

Greek destroyer Velos mutineers led by Capt. Nicholas Pappas take over 30 crewmen to seek political asylum in Italy while the remaining 240 stay aboard to return to Greece. The Velos, off Fiumicino near Rome, had left NATO maneuvers amid tensions with the Athens regime after a failed coup attempt.

Hilmitoros Rome Velos Athens Italy Greece Nicholas Pappas Pappas Rome Fiumicino NATO

Gasoline Shortages Warning Across Memorial Day Weekend

Motorists face limited gas supplies as many stations ration fuel and warn of possible runs out by Monday. Officials including William E. Simon and Don Hinman urge planning, while reports vary by state with some areas seeing adequate stock and others enforcing strict limits.

Associated Press William E. Simon Treasury Oil Policy Committee Don Hinman Civil Defense Iowa Hinman Wisconsin The American Automobile Association Milwaukee Lake Geneva

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