Decatur Daily May 30 1977 overview and byline notes
The page features Associated Press relents and New York Times News Service bylines with WR Shelton noted as founder editor from 1912 to 1924. It situates the historical masthead and service affiliations for the Decatur Daily during the period.
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Editorial on Planned Growth in Alabama’s Population Rise
The piece notes Alabama led regional growth with a 1.37 percent rise, adding over 50 000 people and surpassing nearby states. It warns growth must be planned to avoid urban sprawl and stresses Huntsville contrasts, Decatur benefits from North Central Alabama Council of Governments planning guidance.
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Alabama
Decatur
Bureau of the Census
Huntsville
Tennessee Valley
North Central Alabama
Morgan County to hear Athens cleanup plan Wednesday
Civic and business leaders from Decatur and Morgan County gather at Wheeler Basin Regional Library to discuss waste control littering and rural roadside dumps. Athens Mayor Dewitt Garrett and Mrs. R. B. Nichols explain how Athens built a permanent cleanup group and show a 13 minute film detailing Macon Ga success.
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Decatur
Wheeler Basin
Athens Clean Community Commission
R. B. Nichols
Dewitt Garrett
Macon
Public library ends first public service radio station
The Huntsville Madison County Public Library will shut down WLRE FM tomorrow after a fall launch offering classical music jazz Broadway shows and discussions. Financial support was insufficient despite strong listener numbers and the library board is praised for the innovative experiment.
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Huntsville
Explosion backfires on rifle association
Washington notes reveal internal power shift at the National Rifle Association as Haroen Carter replaces Maj. Gen. Maxwell E. Rich, with the Institute for Legislative Action gaining clout on Capitol Hill and amplifying militant opposition to gun controls.
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Haroen Carter
Maxwell E. Rich
Carter
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Poe
Troika
Inflation returns to double digits as Carter era policies draw glare
William Safire argues double digit inflation has returned, with consumer prices above 10 percent and wholesale prices up about 10 percent in six months. He criticizes President Carter and political leaders for not recognizing the danger while noting Federal Reserve tightening and a weak Dow Jones below 900.
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Faith Hope and Healing in Suffering
A reader asks why a friend with cancer died despite faith. The response says healing can be spiritual and eternal, that the deceased are now free from pain, and that God may heal sometimes on earth but not promised for every disease. It cites Paul’s lack of earthly healing and cites Revelation 21 4.
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Christ
Chicago Y. News
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Carter era signals shift in Southern politics and New Politics
The piece argues the 1978 Southern political shift, driven by a new self esteem and independent thinking, could purge old figures like Eastland Thurmond Wallace and Ravenel. It highlights Ravenel as a rising South Carolina figure challenging Thurmond and notes changes in the Southern Caucus and coalition dynamics. It also critiques Carter's diplomacy and energy proposals, and comments on unrelated national figures and events.
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