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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1971
Page
4
Georgia Attorney General Arthur Bolton ruled that about 33 000 teachers may receive previously approved raises effective November 14, ending the Nixon wage freeze. The move allows boosts for experience and education, with local board cases also payable, ahead of December payments.
Gov. Jimmy Carter asserts no evidence of care deficiencies in Georgia nursing homes and blames unsigned state agreements. HEW Secretary Richardson lists Georgia among 38 states with certification irregularities and warns of a Feb 1 cutoff risking about $3.4 billion in Medicaid funds nationwide.
Antonioe Karanicolas a 19 year old Greek seaman from Karitsa vanished after diving into the Savannah River to recover a soccer ball from a pier where his ship Taxiarchis was berthed Witnesses said he reached the ball and began returning to the pier before disappearing. search efforts continued.
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy sold rights to her autobiography to Doubleday for 1.525 million. The 81 year old widow began writing a 150000 word manuscript with Robert Coughlin and plans to donate the proceeds to the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation for the Mentally Retarded.
Rep James H Sloppy Floyd urged the State Board of Health to resign instead of firing Dr John Venable as health director He called Venable a scapegoat and blamed the board for any problems in the department The board chaired by B W Forester of Macon had recommended Venable’s dismissal to Gov Jimmy Carter as part of a reorganization proposal.
Milton Shapp administers oath to Michael Simmons 18 of Marysville Pa who becomes the nation s youngest draft board member Simmons works at an auto parts firm in Harrisburg and will serve on local board 118 Perry County as one of five members UP Telephoto
Justus J D Stevens 95 ties for oldest delegate at the White House Conference on Aging in Washington. He plans to marry again and continues ranching and conservation work in Utah between social engagements. He recalls riding with Butch Cassidy era figures and urges better health care and more funding for the aged.
In New Orleans the American Medical Association granted medical students voting power in framing policies, affecting about 40,000 current students and future generations. The decision followed a near unanimous House of Delegates vote despite initial delays, with Dr. Joseph F. Boyle leading supporters of student participation.
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