Bert Lance rooted in Calhoun as resignations rock town
Calhoun Georgia mourns as President Carter announces Bert Lance’s resignation from the OMB. Locals recall Lance as a friendly banker who steered lending to grow assets from six million to fifty six million, fueling pride and a bitter national mood. Residents praise his personable style while facing federal scrutiny.
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Coffee break at Lorain center hosts rock bands
A coffee break will be held at the Lorain Youth Center on Rt. 58 in Lorain on Sunday under sponsorship of the Brush Burners CB Radio Club. Events run from 1 to 10 p.m. Two rock bands perform, refreshments available, and a full schedule of events. No admission is charged.
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Population shift in the North before and after the Civil War
The source notes that the Negro population in the North was 7 percent on the eve of the Civil War and rose to 15 percent by 1920, despite millions of white immigrants from Europe.
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