Plains Baptist vote keeps minister and opens doors to all races
In Carter's Plains, Georgia, a members vote overruled deacons, kept pastor Bruce Edwards, and ended a 1965 ban on Negroes. The church doorway reopened to all races amid chilly rain as attendees praised the peaceable outcome and welcomed Clennon King to seek membership. A visiting black tourist, Roger Sessoms Jr., watched from the second row and voiced approval.
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Hyrman
Martin
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Vey Carmichael
Carter
Plains “Baptist
South
Bruce Edwards
God's Church
Roger Sessoms Jr
Selma, N.C
Edward
Tag
Sessoms
Clennon King
Albany
King
Plains
Daily Review consolidation of Morning News item
The Daily Review marks a consolidation and continuation of The Morning News across editions. Details on merger terms and affected departments remain limited in the readable text.
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Morning News
1977 Food Price Outlook Ahead of Curve
Agriculture officials foresee modest 3 to 4 percent rise in retail food prices in 1977, with restaurant prices up 5 to 6 percent and grocery costs easing from 1976. Net farm income may stay near 1976 levels, about 23 to 25 billion dollars, as large supplies cushion price gains early next year.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Rex F. Daly
James Donald
Donald
Daly
Santa class teaches deodorant and eye twinkle for South County stores
In San Leandro nine area residents trained as Santas learn to handle children with care. Instructor Chris Downs of Wester Temporary Services emphasizes deodorant undergarments and the calm of a twinkling eye. The two hour session at 101 Extudillo Ave covers dos and don'ts for seasonal appearances.
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San Leandro
Chris Downs
South County
Santa
The perfect gift matched set of buffalo
New York shoppers eye extravagant gifts with prices ranging from a $2 million amusement park site to a 10.86 carat diamond ring at $195,000. Catalogs offer Russian crown sable coats at $20,000 to $45,000 and red carpet jewelry pieces priced upon request.
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Buffalo
Weekend storm clears. Sierra snow and South County rainfall ease
A weekend storm dumped over half an inch of rain in South County and several inches of snow in the Sierra. Rain totals ranged from .41 to .96 inches, with Sierra snow exceeding three inches at Squaw Valley and five inches at Mt. Rose by noon. Snow levels reached 6000 feet. dry weather expected through Friday with ski operations resuming at Squaw. PG&E noted winter costs exceed $200 million from the prior year. no power or telephone outages reported from the storm.
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South County
Sierra
Weather Service
Fremont
San Leandro
Squaw Valley
Mt. Rose
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Pg&e
Pacific Telephone
Hayward blight money from federal government
Today's Review reports a $1.25 million federal blight-fighting grant for Hayward with a public hearing Wednesday night to solicit comments on spending. The item is noted on page 9 alongside other city news and updates.
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Women seek to both work and have a baby
A Women World article notes a shift as pregnant women aim to keep jobs while expecting, challenging employers. Ray Orrock wishes for family care and comfort during pain, but receives giggles. A prize delay settles with a 10 speed bicycle winner. weather predicts fair skies with fog and low clouds tomorrow. highs around 60s and lows in the 40s.
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