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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1972
Page
2
The fragment lists monthly totals and yearly amounts with taxes. It shows amounts such as 15.60 tax .47 and 16.07 with tax .94, then a larger 390.20 tax .94 and 32.14, indicating a sequence of tax and total figures across months or categories.
City commissioner Fred Scott Jr advocates a systematic live oak replacement program to beautify streets and improve safety. Parks Supt Wayman Dekle has already begun planting, while Scott also suggests reestablishing dogwood plantings on West Jackson Street with roses between them to revive the route.
Miami readers note a trend in conversation where speakers pepper sentences with you know and you know phrases. The piece traces origins from beatniks to rock influence and highlights how this jargon spreads among teens and even adults, framing it as a social contagion.
Admiral Hyman Rickover gives a 1.25 book to the public via Government Printing Office to reach indebted youths, detailing 41 notable Polaris subs namesakes. Greek businessman Vardinoyiannis funds a 4.7 million refueling contract for the 6th Fleet after a secret $15,000 donation, amid scrutiny of Greece homeport plans and a $5 million pier lease scheme.
The author notes unusually vivid autumn foliage across south Georgia with dogwoods, maples, hickories, and pears turning brilliant reds, golds, and russets. A frosty morning view near the road inspires a Maxfield Parrish comparison, framing the season's beauty and speculation on upcoming weather.
A Portland company now sponsors a Dial-A-Joke line promising no ethnic humor and no political or religious content. The move aims to keep jokes light and inclusive while offering a safe, neutral daily entertainment option.
Marianne Means argues the Nixon pick targets white middle class voters while slapping at Black men and women. Brennan, head of New York trades, is accused of blocking Black and Puerto Rican workers from construction trades. The Philadelphia Plan and Black hiring on federal projects are questioned as Labor Dept faces pressure.
The piece assesses Nixon’s balancing act with black voters amid limited enforcement powers for the EEOC and school integration pushbacks. It notes increased black support despite a mixed civil rights legacy and cites McGovern’s mixed impact on black concerns.
New York columnist argues the Democratic Party must restore a unifying idea to redeem the Roosevelt coalition. He warns against quota based diversity strategies and recalls Franklin Roosevelt’s refrain that "we are all immigrants."
The article argues postwar coalitions unified by economic goals have dissolved. It cites TVA WPA farmer price supports and academic theories as fading unifying themes. It notes shifting minority interests and demographic changes, with McGovern, Wallace, and DNC dynamics signaling new political fault lines.
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