Askew Gunter Eckerd top voting in local precincts
Governor Reubin Askew led in Mount Dora precincts 20 20A 31 and 40 with 380 Democratic votes, beating Ben Hill Griffin Jr. who had 114. Jack Eckerd collected 363 for U S Senate, defeating Paula Hawkins 186. Turnout in Mount Dora was about 40 percent.
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Reubin Askew
Mount Dom
Ben Hill Griffin Jr
Jack Eckerd
United States
Paula Hawkins
Senate
Bill Gunter
Glenn W. Turner
Richard Stone
Mallory E. Horne
Ballo
William T. Mayo
Alice Hastings
Jeffrey L. Latham
Gene Tubbs
Keith Meredith
Buford A. Robinson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Justice of the Supreme Court
Joe Boyd
Rivers Buford Jr
Ben F. Overton
Shelby Highsmith
Arthur J. England Jr
Sam Spector
Mount Dora
Mount Dorans Honor Albert and Dorothy Crone at Testimonial
A testimonial dinner in Hartridge Hall honored Albert and Dorothy Crone last Saturday. Lake County Commissioner Tom Windram praised Al Crone for his impact on neighbors. Neal Nuebsch led the toast as Mrs. Cele Shaw of Ice-House Theatre assisted. Mayor Tom Champion proclaimed September 7 as Al Crone Day.
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Mount Dorans
Albert
Dorothy Crone
Hartridge Hall
Crones
J. W
Cele) Shaw
Ice- House Theatre
Lake County
Tom Windram
al Crone
Neal Nuebsch
Robe Carson
New York
Massachusetts
Tom Champion
Church seeks sale of Tremain Street property in Mount Dora
Representatives of the First Baptist Church asked Mount Dora City Council’s Zoning and Planning Committee about selling the church property on Tremain Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. Developers are eyeing converting the four story Education Building into a hotel or apartments while debate continues on whether renovation falls under a moratorium on multi family housing. The property, adjacent to City Hall, was appraised at 150000 dollars a year ago with hotel use noted as best. sanctuary would be removed for extra parking.
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First Baptist Church
Mount Dora City
City Hall
Tremain St
Fifth
Erty
G.R. M
Bob) Pearson
City Budget Talks Include Longevity Pay Proposals
Mount Dora City Council opened a first budget work session for 1974/75 with a projected deficit of 8 436.80 against expenditures of 2 106 086.80 and revenue of 2 097 650. The discussion floated 4 percent raises for long service employees and smaller increases for shorter tenures, atop a 10 percent cost of living boost, while cautions about changing income drew comments from City Clerk Fowler and Finance Chairman Dake.
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Mount Dora
Shirley Murray
Gordon Dake
Obituaries and Notices in Local Legal Section
Local Topic Files record legal notices and obituaries alongside school and sports mentions. The fragment shows entries labeled Oars 9 13 and references to women in sports and general notices.
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Jerry) Lewis
Fred O
Bud) Dickinson
Thomas D. O'Malley
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Ralph D. Turlington
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