Tax Digest Delays Hit Thomas County Taxpayers Hard
The Thomas County Courthouse faces no tax digest by January 1 causing thousands in losses as county and farmer taxpayers cannot pay before December 31. Tax Collector Violet Varn says her hands are tied, despite efforts with officials to permit voluntary year end payments and avoid legal liability.
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Roy Trefftzs
Thomas County
Times- Enterprise
Violet Varn
Commissioner of Revenue
Simon's Newest Plan To Slow American Pace
Energy chief William E. Simon launches oil austerity with sweeping allocation rules. Beginning Jan 15 Americans must cut heating by 6 to 10 degrees and line up at stressed stations as shortages may reach 20 percent. Rationing could begin March 1 if coupons are approved.
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Washington
William E. Simon
Simon
Venezuela
Canada
U.S
Pleasant Weather and Local News Preview These Next Few Days
Pleasant weather is forecast with highs in the 70s and scattered showers today. Gov. Jimmy Carter is expected to visit Tall Timbers Research Center Monday to inspect natural resources work. Five people were arrested for marijuana possession in the 1300 block of W. Jackson St. plus a tax stamp violation. Fire damage at Roy's Quick Chili was minor after a grease fire. IRS official John W. Henderson notes tax form changes for 1973 and 1,600,000 Georgia returns expected this year.
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Jimmy Carter
Tall Timbers Research Center
Lake Iamonia
Department of Natural Resources
Joe Tanner
State Board of Natural Resources
W. Jackson St
R.T. Alley
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P.O. Box
Boston
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Central
Gary Haggins
William Alfred Law
Hubert James Jackson
General Delivery
Williams
Georgia
Richard D. Barkley
Robert Miller
Police Narcotics Division
John W. Henderson
Internal Revenue Servic
Henderson
IRS
Reagan To Get Georgia Roses In Rose Bowl Hometown Toast
Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter teased Ronald Reagan about roses and the movies while promoting Thomasville as the City of Roses. Gail Bullock and Miss Georgia Holiday joined a Georgia float headed to Pasadena for the Tournament of Roses with roses from Thomasville gardens. Gail Peters was named Peach Bowl parade marshal replacing Hank Aaron, and Thomasville High School's band performed during halftime.
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Roy Trefftzs
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
California
Ronald Reagan
Thomasville
Carter
Americas
Times-Enterprise
Gov. Reagan
Gail Bullock
Pasadena
Miss Bullock
Thomasville Gardens
R.G
Chuck) Bullock
Sandra Hair
Dalton
Gail Peters
Marshall
Atlanta
Henry
Hank) Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Miss Peters
Aaron
Thomasville High School
University of Georgia Band
Gails
Morning Paper Slated Jan 1 Edition Change
The Times Enterprise will publish a morning edition on New Year’s Day January 1 delivering the usual morning paper instead of the afternoon issue. The edition will feature fresh sports coverage of the Alabama Notre Dame Sugar Bowl game and grant holiday time for Times Enterprise and Kelbro Printing Co. staff.
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Times-Enterprise
Times-Enterprise and Kelbro Printing Co
Gas Short By New Year Drive Threatens Big Shortage
An Associated Press survey finds many gasoline stations plan to close New Year’s Day or reduce supplies due to shortages. Some stations will be open on New Year’s Day, and federal agents will patrol price gouging. Monday expected to offer best stock up, with a voluntary one day a week ban on sales continuing.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Nixon
New Oil Allocation Rules Aim to Curb Shortage
The Nixon administration outlines mandatory allocation rules to curb the oil shortage. Bulk buyers in energy, agriculture, and transport will receive needed gasoline. others share leftovers. Service stations face about 20 percent shortfalls and may experience long lines. Heating oil is allocated to end users with strict limits and potential fines for dealers.
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Washington
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