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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1975

Page

4

Mental health funds top priority for Alabama legislature

Editorial urges higher funding for mental health in Alabama as lawmakers resume session. It cites Bryce Hospital Partlow School and the Lurleen B Wallace Center, notes potential top funding needs of 90 to 99 million yearly, with total requests around 189 million, and argues mental health must be prioritized within limited General Fund resources.

Alabama Tuscaloosa Lurleen B. Wallace Mental Health Department Bryce Hospital Partlow State School Taylor Hardin Hardin Bryce Partlow George Wallace

Lawmakers face changes to Alabama alcohol rules and revenue thoughts

The Legislature will decide on uniform statewide alcohol rules proposed by the ABC board to curb bootlegging. They previously rejected municipal option due to opposition, though support remains for local option bills allowing certain cities to tax alcohol sales for revenue.

ABC Board

Bipartisan push as Ford urges bipartisanship in foreign policy

President Ford appealed to congressional leaders in the Roosevelt Room for closer collaboration between Congress and the White House. He warned that the situation is grave and urged a new era of bipartisanship to serve the national interest.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington Ford Roosevelt Congress Kissinger Senate Hugh Scott Mideast Scott Wallace Alabama George Wallace Robert Strauss Strauss Adlai Stevenson Sen Estes Kefauver D.-Tenn New Hampshire California Florida Indiana Maryland Mississippi North Carolina Wisconsin Media and Consumer Morris Udall D.ariz National Right To Work Committee Udall John Tower R.-Tex Howard Cannon D.-Nev Barry Goldwater R.-Ariz Strom Thurmond R.-S.c Rep Bob Sikes D.-Fla

Washington whirl and party moves shape 1976 race

Congressional leaders discuss defense and foreign policy amid Southeast Asia setbacks. Kissinger projects Mideast and Cambodia shifts, Ford seeks continued White House tenure, Wallace可能 gains delegates, Udall backs labor reform, and a mix of military and political notes fill the Washington whirl.

Clemency Board Delays Far Future Amnesty Projection

The Presidential Clemency Board has decided 65 of 19,000 cases, with 830 awaiting action, and projects finishing in 2150. The 9-member panel, expanded from five, aims to process 500 staff, amid criticism from the ACLU over amnesty policy and veterans’ benefits.

Mary McGrory Washington Star Syndicate Washington American Civil Liberties Union Gerald Ford White House Richard Nixon Victor Mayaguez Clemency Board Philip A. Buden

Pressure on Ford multiplies in global news cycle

Washington dispatch notes mounting foreign policy pressure on President Ford as Sadat seeks aid, 75 senators urge Israel support, and Tokyo diplomacy foresees NATO ties while Ford plans a Europe trip to reassure allies. The piece critiques the era’s apologetic stance and questions policy clarity ahead of 1976 campaign.

N.Y. Times New Service Washington United States Anwar el Sadat Egypt al Hawadess Ford Soviet Union Senate Israel North Korea South Korea Indochina Ferdinand Marcos Philippines U.S Manila Marcos America Pentagon Spain West NATO Allen Gerald Ford Europe Sadat Middle East Congress Asia Panama Cuba

Apostle Paul on Civil Authority and Resistance

Discussion of Romans 13 on obedience to governing authorities and when to resist. It contrasts temporal and spiritual duties, citing Daniel and cautioning that rebellion is a last resort after peaceful means fail.

Paul Caesar God Daniel Babylon

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