Point Mallard praised by travel and recreation experts
Travel and recreation experts visiting Point Mallard praised the park development and expected increased visitation. Officials noted federal funds, a projected report on ice Tink funds, and plans for a campground, convention center, and welcome centers to boost Alabama tourism.
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Point Mallard
Lee Sentell
Interior Department
Idoor Recreation Bureau
Eorgia Tourism
Catur
Hubert van Dyke
Trammell Tax Evasion Trial Set for Monday
Former Alabama finance official Seymore Trammell faces a federal trial in Montgomery on income tax evasion and conspiracy to treat campaign expenses as business costs. He is charged for evading taxes on about $24,000 during his state tenure and linked to a separate Mobile indictment over 1966 campaign contributions.
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Ala
Seymore Trammell
Trammell
George C. Wallace
Mobile
Trammel
Lurleen Wallace
Selma
Earl Goodwin
Goodwin
Wallace
U.S. District Court
Brevard Hand
Gadsden
Edward Lee Roberts
Former student James Odell tops national finalist list
James Odell, son of J E Odell, is a national finalist in agricultural production placement. He works at Pruitt and Mauldin cattle farm for three years and keeps a 14 head beef herd. Odell credits former teacher Winford Turner and Yates remarks on student honors while Turner and family reside in Town Creek with Auburn University ties.
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James Odell
Odell
J. E. Odell
Pruitt and Mauldin
Yates
Alabama Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association
Edreth
Town Creek
Glenn
Johnny
Auburn University
Judicial mechanics study Alabama courts to improve efficiency
Alabama's judicial system under Chief Justice Howell Heflin and Court Administrator Charles Y. Cameron launches a two phase analysis. A statistical survey of 37 circuits aims to map caseloads while a separate study by the National Center for State Courts evaluates the Supreme Court and appellate courts. Data from lower courts will feed University of Alabama computers for year end results. The study will assess indigent defense, bail rules, grand juries, docketing, pretrial methods, and potential computer aided management. Final recommendations will come after consultations with judges legislators consultants and citizen groups.
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Hoyt
Jefferson County
National Center For State Courts
Department of Court Management
Alabama Judicial Conference
Supreme Court
Courts of Civil and Criminal Appeals
University of Alabama
Heflin
Alabama
Institute of Court Management
University of Colorado
Harvey Solomon
Aaa
FFA To Honor Lawrence Man
John Yates Hazlewood High School vocational agriculture teacher will receive the National Honorary American Farmers Degree from the FFA Foundation in Kansas City. Over 20 years, his students have earned 85 State Farmers Degrees and 5 American Farmers Degrees. He credits the students for the program’s success.
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Town Creek
John Yates
Kansas City
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Hazlewood High School
Yates
Hazlewood
FFA Foundation
Vo Ag
Emergency numbers and sheriff offices listed for Alabama counties
A page lists emergency contacts for Decatur Morgan County Limestone County Lawrence County and Cullman Sheriff offices. It includes crisis call center numbers 355 8000 and general guidance to dial 0 for unknown emergencies. The Decatur Daily also provides Athens numbers and night lines for all departments.
Sounds Like Him Says POW Family
The wife and father of Air Force navigator 1st Lt. Richard Henry McDow, shot down June 27, say Radio Hanoi’s message sounds like his writing. They note references to homeland and election issues seem uncharacteristic and describe his capture details, family ties, and limited POW correspondence.
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Columbiana
Ala
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Hong Kong
Richard Henry McDow
Air Force
James T. McDow
McDow
Thomas John Hanton
California
Ric
Vietnam
Clanton
Shelby County High School
Athens College and Wood Junior College announce transfer pact
Athens College and Wood Junior College in Mathiston Mississippi have a direct transfer agreement allowing Wood graduates to enroll at Athens with full credit for junior college work. The joint statement cites presidents Sidney E Sandridge of Athens and Felix Sutphin of Wood. Wood Junior College, founded in 1886, is a private Methodist institution with about 200 students.
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Athens College
Wood Junior College
Mathiston
Miss
Wood
Athens
Sidney “E. Sandridge
Felix Sutphin
United Methodist Church
Mississippi
Readers ask how to contact officials and beware sweepstakes
A reader seeks addresses for contacting Senator Sparkman and Representative Jones in Washington and Governor Wallace in Montgomery. The column provides mailing instructions. A reader reports a Cincinnati firm offering a Florida trip and a $300 treasure chest. the BBB warns of promos tied to land sales and urges clarification of obligations. A Decatur reader asks for a parts supplier for old telephones. the answer cites Billard's in Cupertino, California.
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John Sparkman
Rep
Bob Jones
Gov
George Wallace
Decatur
Sparkman
Jones
Senate
1St St
Constitution Ave. NE
Washington, D. C
Wallace
Capitol Building
Montgomery
Governor's Mansion
St. Perry St
Market Development Corp
Cincinnati
Disney World
Florida
J. A
Hartseller
Cincinnati Better Business Bureau
D. S
Billard’s
Regnart Rd
Cupertino
Calif
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