Former Aide To Wallace Said Under Jury Eye
A federal grand jury reconvened in Montgomery to review Wallace era finances. Focus includes Seymore Trammell income audits and a $25,000 Stephens campaign contribution tied to Ebsco Industries. No Wallace indictments expected. probe may take several days.
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Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Justice Department
Washington
Seymore Trammell
Birmingham
Elton B. Stephens
Lurleen B. Wallace
Trammell
Ebsco Industries
Stephens
Ebsco
Roberts Bros., Anderson
Coaches Honored With Certificates At Labor Day Picnic
Tom Pettus presided as master of ceremonies at the United Terry Club Labor Day Picnic. He presented coach Guin Holland and assistant Harold Pirtle with gift certificates in appreciation of the state championship team they produced last year.
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Tom Pettus
United Terry Club
Guin Holland
Harold Pirtle
Puzzle Pieces Fit Reflecting on Their Oklahoma Mission
Ninth Street United Methodist Church youths and adult advisors spent a week among the Indians near Holdenville Oklahoma. They rebuilt the Wewoka Indian Methodist Church outdoor arbor and shared Christian testimony. Participants spoke of personal growth and renewed faith during nightly devotions.
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Ninth Street United Methodist Church
Oklahoma
Gail Hagood
Gail
Bob Moore
God
Donna
Decatur
Holdenville
Okla
Ninth Street Church
Jim Dunlap
Dunlap
Wewoka Indian Methodist Church
Pat Sandor
Pat
Yeager
LEPA funds to be approved for Decatur Athens area in Alabama
State officials expect LEPA to approve 664 354 dollars in grants with 255 347 going to Region One covering 12 North Alabama counties. Decatur gets 23 368 for a police radio system and Limestone and Morgan counties request 42 846 for a sheriff’s training program at Calhoun Junior College among others.
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Alabama Law Enforcement Planning Agency
LEPA
Decatur
Athens
Montgomery
Robert
Bo) Davis
North Alabama
Limestone County Commission
Sheriff’s Department
Limestone and
Morgan County District Attorney’s Office
Morgan County Commission
Calhoun Junior College
Wallace Urges Nixon Busing Freeze and Warns of 1972 Race
Gov. George C. Wallace urged President Nixon to place a nationwide freeze on school busing similar to the price and wage halt. Speaking at Labor Day in Prichard Alabama he touted public opinion shaping desegregation policy and urged parent voices against busing perceived as unsafe or inequitable. Mobile area schools open under a desegregation plan featuring extensive busing.
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Prichard
Ala
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Alabama
Senate
Mobile City
Wallace
Resignation, Start of New Center By Loirys in Decatur
Dr. David A. Loiry and Mrs. Carol J. Loiry resigned from North Central Alabama Mental Health Center to open Effective Living and Child Development Center in Decatur. They began operations Sept 1 at 1904 Flint Rd SE. G. Preston Bryant replaced Dr. Loiry as director. Mrs. Loiry remains with services but no replacement named for her role.
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David A. Loiry
Carol J. Loiry
North Central
Alabama Mental Health Center
Decatur
Loiry
Flint Rd
G. Preston Bryant
Bryant
Huntsville-Madison County
Emergency numbers and crisis contacts listed
The Decatur Daily provides emergency lines for Fire Department, Highway Patrol, Morgan Sheriff, ambulances, and Crisis Call Center. It advises dialing 0 if unsure which emergency number to call and lists department and city contacts with hours.
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Fire Department
Highway Patrol
Morgan
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Patty Cooper
Charles Elmes
Lizbeth Feezer
Decatur College
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The
American Psychological Association
Alabama Psychologial Association
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American Speech and Hearing Association
Speech and Hearing Association of Alabama
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