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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1972

Page

2

Who Audits The Auditors In Alabama

Gov. George Wallace and his cost control survey committee call for an independent audit of the Department of Examiners of Public Accounts. The 178 page report says current law requires audits but none exist for this department. Officials support study while Wallace reviews the findings and aims to implement 40 to 50 percent of recommendations.

Winford Turner Montgomery Department of Examiners of Public Accounts George Wallace Division of Control’ Accounts Eriter Division of Control and Accounts Legislative Committee On Public Accounts Gov. Wallace Wallace Spain Rehabilitation Center Birmingham Melba Till Allen

Decatur Native Secures Jamaica Post With Project Hope

Decatur native Fred Price, after eight years of waiting for a tough low paying post, lands a job in Jamaica with Project Hope. The 30-year-old will endure hard labor in a challenging living and working setup as his new assignment.

Fred Price Decatur Price Jamaica Project Hope

Price to Direct UWI School of Anesthesia in Kingston

Price, a 1960 Decatur High School graduate, will direct the University of the West Indies School of Anesthesia in Kingston. A former Army medical officer who served in Vietnam, he aims to train native directors and keep the program self supporting while teaching at UWI for about 18 months. He previously worked at Decatur General Hospital and Baptist Medical Center in Birmingham and recently returned from Yuba City California.

Price University of the West Indies Kingston Project Hope Decatur High School University of Alabama Medical Center Southwest Missouri School of Vietnam Decatur General Hospital Baptist Medical Center Birmingham Yuba City Calif Hope Brazil West Indies Dan ‘Price Sth Ave

Idaho Falls mother seeks clues to dead father in Decatur

Mrs Patricia Jones and her daughter Pamela arrived in Decatur to trace James Reed born around 1906 and believed to have lived with Decatur Fire Chief E L Ford about 1910. They will search school records and may consult local firemen, hoping to locate Harold or Harry Reed, his possible brother, last seen in 1914.

Patricia Jones Pamela Jones James Reed Ogden Utah Mr. Reed Chattanooga Decatur E. L. Ford James Harold Harry

Wallace Back In Hospital in Alabama

Governor George C. Wallace returned to Montgomery this afternoon for a routine checkup at Spain Rehabilitation Center as part of his ongoing treatment. He had two abdominal abscesses drained after gunshot wounds from a May 15 assassination attempt in Laurel Maryland and had recently been discharged to Montgomery.

Birmingham Ala Govy George C. Wallace Montgomery Spain Rehabilitation Center Wallace Holy Cross Hospital Silver Spring Laurel Spain

Emergency contact numbers and crisis guidance notice

The Decatur Daily lists the Crisis Call Center numbers 355 8000 for personal crises and possible poisoning advice. It advises calling 0 to reach an operator if unsure of the correct emergency number and provides department phone lines for the newspaper.

L and N Freight Train Derails Near Decatur

A Louisville and Nashville freight train derailed about five miles south of Decatur interrupting service. Seven cars were derailed, no injuries reported, damage considered minor, and operations were to resume later in the day. Cause under investigation.

Louisville and Nashville Decatur C. W. Ashby Ashby

Second Trial Opens in Lonnie White Robbery Case

The second trial of Lonnie White, charged with armed robbery of a Lawrence County service station last April, began in Moulton with jurors hearing about the earlier mistrial. Witness Jesse Brazelle refused to link White to the crime, while co-defendant Brazelle pleaded guilty and received 30 years. The April 26 holdup at Kayo Service Station on Alabama 20 involved gunpoint coercion, a car ride to Mallard Creek Rd, and the loss of about $100 in cash plus company funds. White also faces a kidnapping charge related to the incident.

Moulton Lonnie White Lawrence White Jesse Brazelle Dist. Atty Tom Pettus Brazelle Kayo Alabama 20 Jamie Stewart Mallard Creek Rd Stewart

Protect Belle Mina Opposes Route That Harms Historic Sites

The Morgan County Historical Preservation Society urged planners to choose an 1-565 route away from Belle Mina and Mooresville due to potential harm to the Belle Mina mansion built in 1826. They stopped short of opposing the project, and endorsed listing the house on the National Register. The group also planned nomination papers for the Dancy Polk House.

Huntsville Mooresville Belle Mina Limestone County Thomas Bibb Morgan County Historical Preservation Society Ed Horton Greenbriar Thomas Bowles Bowleses Society Douglas Fuller Fuller Dancy- Polk House Railroad St Ned Anderson

Limestone Liquor Petition Filed for November Referendum

A petition containing nearly 2500 signatures was filed with Limestone County Probate Judge James Newby seeking a liquor referendum. If 2250 valid names are confirmed, the vote would be set for November 7. The count was to be completed later today.

Athens Limestone County James Newby Newby

Jeane Dixon to Speak at Athens College Gym

nationally syndicated columnist Jeane Dixon will lecture at Athens College on October 26 at 8 p.m. in the school gymnasium. Dixon, author of several bestsellers and the daily Jeane Dixon Horoscope, rose to prominence from Ruth Montgomery's book A Gift of Prophecy.

Athens Jeane Dixon Athens College America

Decatur Man Kicked by Horse Suffered Head Injury

Yancey V. Hughes Jr. of 1502 Fairview Drive was kicked in the head while working at his father's Courtland area farm. He was found in fairly good condition at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital after an ambulance transfer from Courtland.

Decatur Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital Courtland Yancey V. Hughes Jr Fairview Dr Hughes Baugh- Wiley-Smith Hospital

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