Hurricanes Continue Page 12 Principle Reason Emotion
The brief notes a continued discussion on hurricanes across pages 12 and 4, focusing on underlying principles, reasoning, and emotional responses. Details are sparse in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1969
Page
1
The brief notes a continued discussion on hurricanes across pages 12 and 4, focusing on underlying principles, reasoning, and emotional responses. Details are sparse in the fragment.
Councilwoman Mrs. John Murray said the public housing decision would likely be postponed until October or November as the City Council focuses on the new budget from September into October. The Chamber of Commerce East Town subcommittee will proceed with a federal survey to gauge housing need, a prerequisite for public housing approval, after presenting a July 1 petition with 75 signatures urging a study or program to improve housing.
The City Council held a sharp session on budget overruns with three months left in the year. Council members blamed department heads for overspending while suggesting trimming new projects and improving budget allocation. A case of city vehicles idling and a bank vault issue were noted amid interdepartmental friction.
Pickets from Black Rights demonstrated in front of Reynold's Grocery Store in East Town on Friday. Two at a time they carried signs with slogans including 1 2 3 4 beat ole Jim Crow and If you don't have your heart in East Town get your business out. The boycott follows Mose Roper's death on July 27. Mount Dora police reported the protest was orderly with no arrests.
Mount Dora officials ruled on a contested home off old Highway 441 overlooking Lake Dora after attorney Oscar Schubert argued the structure functioned as a duplex. Builder Jerry Booth said downstairs would be an activity room with guests in mind, while inspector John Cain noted plans label the area as an activity room.
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