Important City Election Ahead in Thomasville Race Preview
A town editorial urges voters to study the forthcoming Tuesday December 4 city elections for the City Commission and Board of Education. Incumbents face challengers in several races and two candidates seek to become the first black member of the City Commission. The piece notes the six Commission candidates and five Board of Education hopefuls, recommends reading Page 5 for candidate bios and Q&A with the Provisional League of Women Voters, and stresses informed voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
City Board of Education
Thomasville High School
Toornnsuil
Tom Faircloth
Grady Burgess
Ron Morris
Walter L.hamilton
William McCollum
Elijah Hill Jr
Thomasville
Rori*Morris
Walter Hamilton
Nat M. Williams Jr
Clifford S. Campbell Jr
Daniel E
Gene) Autry
Board of Education
James Killens
Frank Bowdry
Thomas
Times- Enterprise
League of Women Voters
Psychic Awareness Provokes Inner Peace Trends
A quirky bulletin promotes creative dance and multi sense awakening as paths to spiritual awareness. It urges interaction with others, body movement, and freeing the spirit, promising senses awakened and oneness. The writer plans to try next week while noting Wednesday schedules.
Who Am I So What Now What Course At Cornucopia Center
A narrator writes of Cornucopia Center Inc promoting self exploration through fantasy roles and rituals. The ad highlights options like Direct Love Transperience and Cosmic Rites offering ceremonies, movement, and color music to aid identity discovery, with prices from three to sixty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornucopia Center, Inc
Cornucopia
Miroku
Maitreya
Fresh Salmon Mishap Highlights Sikes Mail Delivery
Fresh Alaska salmon shipped by Rep. Robert Sikes nearly went missing after a mix up in military mail. A Lt. retrieved the fish at Ft Meade and delivered them to Washington. he claimed the fish were sent by a friend. The tale underscores the broader GAO probe of a $10.3 million Veterans Administration settlement with Donovan Construction Co. and the role of political operatives in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
Robert Sikes
D-Fla
Air Force Transportation System
Sikes
Alaska
Andrews Air Force Base
Armed Forces Courier Mail
Ft. Meade
Military Liaison
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Murray Chotiner
Harry Dent
Veterans Administration
Donovan Construction Co
St. Paul
Northport
Long Island
John Donovan
Chotiner
Donovan
White House
Peter Millspaugh
Dent
GAO
General Accounting Office
Johnson
Justice Department
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Veterans Appropriations
Native Returns to Thomasville Seeks Recycling Drive
Mrs. Roscoe C. Wilder formerly Margaret Ferrell has moved back to Spring Hill Road near Thomasville after decades in Jacksonville. She urges a local paper drive program to recycle old newspapers and laments litter on streets and roads, recalling Jacksonville school paper drives and a Boy Scout effort here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe C. Wilder
Margaret Ferrell
Spring Hill Road
Thomasville
Jacksonville
Fla
Thomas County
Wilders
Florida
Ferrell
Southwestern State Hospital
Wilder
Boy Scout
McIntoshes
John Ferrell
James Ferrell
Hutchings Ferrell
Ansel Ferrell
Metcalf Methodist Church
Margaret
Spring Hill
Havana
Julia
FSU
Florida State College For Women
Leon High
Tallahassee
Chaires
LaGrange College
Morgan
Oland Parker
Mack
Henry McIntosh
Albany Herald
Thomas Mountains
Hi C Case: FTC Deception Charge Widens in 1969 Campaign
Washington report reviews the Coca Cola Hi C case docket 8839. The FTC charged unfair and deceptive acts after a 26 month ad campaign across newspapers magazines and TV. Administrative Law Judge William K. Jackson heard 20 witnesses over 18 days, producing a record over 1700 pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kilpatrick
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Coca-Cola Company
William K. Jackson
FTC Clears Hi C Ads as Sensible and High
The FTC ruled Hi C ads were not deceptive regarding claims of being sensible and high in vitamin C. Judge Jackson acquitted the makers, and the full commission affirmed, with Commissioner Jones dissenting that consumers are credulous and the stance discouraging.
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FTC
Washington
Learmed
Jackson
Mary Gardiner Jones
Jones
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Merry
Contract Appeals Board
Paris
Betty
Blondie
Dagwood
Albert
Riley