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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1968
Page
11
Farmlike in its simplicity this L shaped ranch by architect Samuel Paul offers three bedrooms two baths and 1450 square feet of living space. It features a rear covered porch a front foyer two closets a corner fireplace in the lving room and a basement with laundry and storage.
News print producers split the United States into three price zones with a Jan 1 rise. Two zones east and west of the Rockies have had higher boosts since 1964, while a southern zone sees a smaller increase. Southland Paper Mills added a $4 rise in its core area, affecting Southwestern states and nearby regions. International Paper and Canadian International kept most increases at $5, with some adjustments for Texas and neighboring states. Newsprint now trades at about $137 to $142 per ton, depending on location.
Yes. Florida buffo toads are highly poisonous and can kill a dog. Identifying features include wartlike lumps under the eyes. Western toads also pose serious danger with bumps on the body. If exposure occurs, rinse the mouth with cold water, wipe saliva, and rush the dog to a veterinarian.
Publishers discussed price hikes with suppliers amid a costly new labor contract for newsprint producers. Several producers including Price Co., Domtar Ltd., MacMillan Bloedell Ltd., Consolidated-Bathurst, Abitibi Power & Paper, Crown Zellerbach, and Great Northern Paper Co. announced a five dollar rise, with Great Northern making the move on Monday.
E. White of Albuquerque visits the Ted Whites and the Reeses in Danville. Mrs. Wayman Fortenberry improves after surgery at Cullman Hospital. Rev. and Mrs. James D. Kelly of Albertville visit the Whites. Leo Skinner and Tommy visit kin with daughter in Orlando. Edna White of Salem, Oregon visits relatives in the community this week.
The urban population rose from 3,929,214 in 1790 to 179,323,175 in 1960, reflecting rapid urbanization across the country.
A Treasury official says the United States lacks a compact low priced car and imports are draining dollars. Detroit automakers study the small car market while pricing and volume concerns threaten domestic sales and jobs.
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