Editorial: Health Service Cuts Harm Morgan Areas
An editorial warns that cuts to the Tri-County District Health Service in Morgan Limestone and Lawrence counties would roll back gains in child clinics maternity care family planning and disease control. It urges readers to voice concerns and letters to preserve essential health programs and protect community welfare.
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Morgan
Limestone
Lawrence
Tri-County District Health Service
Betty Vaughan
Vaughan
District Health Service
Morgan, Limestone
Safety Devices Plus For You
An article discusses the rising value of air bag injury protection as a supplement or replacement for seat belts. It cites ConAgra employee Russ Parrish in an experimental air bag car head on crash where the device likely prevented serious injury. It notes cost as a drawback and calls for cautious driving while praising safety devices developed in Detroit and by U S regulators.
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Russ Parrish
ConAgra
Detroit
Washington
Ardmore Copper Tubing Plant Planned by Wolverine Tube
The Good Folks at Wolverine Tube announce a new copper tubing plant at Ardmore Tennessee. The plant will be small but is expected to be a friendly neighbor to the community and may spur future developments as it grows.
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Wolverine Tube
Ardmore
Tenn
Nixon Legislation Inaction Analysis by Congressional Quarterly
Congressional Quarterly analyzes Nixon's second state of the union, noting inertia and timing affect bills in the 93rd Congress. Delays stem from late proposals, logjams, and Congress’s competing workload, with housing omitted and some measures stalled despite priority goals.
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Donald Smith
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
Department of Interior
Senate Commerce Committee
Congressional Quarterly Inc
A Thought for Today by E. B. White
A humorous reflection notes that revealing thoughts may expose where one is. Humorist E B White suggests the prudent move is to hide one’s whereabouts. The quip captures wit on privacy and self restraint.
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E. B. White
Immortality of the soul debated in Bible study
The discussion argues against a bare soul immortality and supports a Bible plan where immortality comes through resurrection of the body with life offered through the gospel. It cites Job, Psalms, and Paul, noting immortality as tied to renewal by the Spirit and the final judgment.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Frazer Kaiser Automobile Club Seeks Alabama Members
A letter from Al Killian of Auburn Alabama 36830 seeks Kaiser and Frazer cars in Alabama to bolster KF Owners Club membership. He requests locations of KF cars with details on condition ownership and location and invites correspondence to 304 Green Street Auburn Alabama.
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Auburn
Ala
Decatur Daily
Kaiser’s
Frazer
Kaiser Or Frazer Automobiles
Alabama
KF Owners Club, International
A. F. Killian
Green Street
al Killian
Thank You Note From Point Mallard Park Executive Director
On behalf of Point Mallard Park in Decatur Alabama the park expresses sincere appreciation to The Decatur Daily for support and comprehensive reporting. Executive Director Frank J. Shepherd credits coverage by Ben Windham and staff for a record season and success.
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Decatur
Ala
Decatur Daily
Point Mallard Park
Ben Windham
Frank J. Shepherd
Senate panels finds little justification for Nixon wiretapping
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Thursday criticized White House wiretapping of four newsmen and 13 government officials from 1969 to 1971 as unjustified. The panel, in a report supporting Kissinger's confirmation as Secretary of State, said there were no grounds to block his approval despite the taps.
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Washington
Nyt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Senate
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Rodino
Cannon
Bobby Baker
Senate Debates Military Funding Fight Between Two Senators
The Senate opens a protracted dispute over defense policy with a clash between Stuart Symington of Missouri and Henry M. Jackson of Washington. A $20.4 billion weapons and research authorization for the current year faces a committee-reduced plan, trimmed by $1.5 billion from the administration’s request.
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Washington
Nyt
Senate
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Washington eyeing Agnew replacement panels eyed
Three congressional panels ordered studies on how to handle a potential Agnew replacement. The 25th Amendment guides are being explored by Senate Judiciary and House Judiciary plus Senate Rules. Possible joint hearings or select committees are discussed amid Nixon-Agnew tensions and watergate-linked intrigue.
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Jack See Washington
Congress
Spiro Agnew
Senate Judiciary Committee
Agnew
House
Judiciary
Senate
Maryland
Senate Judiciary
Senate Rules
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
House Judiciary
Peter Rodino
D-N.j
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Hugh Scott
R.pa
Cannon
Rules Committee
Rodino
Decatur News Masthead and Misstatement Policy Note
W R Shelton founded the Decatur publication operated by Tennessee Valley Printing Co. from 1912 to 1924. The paper is a Daily and Sunday edition in Decatur Alabama with AP affiliation and a stated misstatement policy. Subscription rates and mailing details are listed along with carrier delivery terms.
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Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O
Ala
Riad
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