Local Officials Announce promotions and public notices
VINCE E. FALLIN promoted to corporal and reassigned to Albany post with duties guarding Jimmy Carter at Plains until November. Fallin will live in Thomasville. Mrs Bloodsworth heads Southwest Georgia Nutrition Advisory Council overseeing 14 counties and site operations. Firefighter David McLendon nominated for Georgia valor medal for rescuing two people from a burning mobile home. Cairo lawmakers named to three study committees including regional government water resources and merit system reviews. Miss Grady County LA JEAN VEAL aims for Miss Georgia Pageant after completing studies at Andrew College Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Patrol
Fallin
Donalsonville
Thomasville
Carter
Plains
US Secret Service
Jimmy Carter
Southwest Georgia Nutrition Advisory Council
Albany- Dougherty
Bloodsworth
David McLendon
Thomasville Fire Department
McLendon
Tommy McLendon
Boston
Georgia Fireman’s Association
Macon
Grady County
Cairo
LA Jean Veal
Andrew College of
Cuthbert
Tll
Loy G. Veal
Ford To Save Flu Program Amid Liability Wirefight
President Ford pledged to salvage the swine flu immunization effort as a House Commerce subcommittee pressed for a report from HEW officials. HEW Secretary Mathews said vaccine makers cannot sign contracts without liability protection, risking delays to begin public vaccination by mid September. Rep. Rogers noted 95 million doses exist in bulk and urged quick action amid reports of Australian deaths possibly linked to different flu strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Rep
Paul Rogers
House Commerce
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
David Mathews
Public Health Service
Mathews
Congress
Rogers
D-Fla
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Taiwan
Graham Laver
John Curtin School of Medical Research
Canberra
Jim Lee Carter
Kentucky
NBC News
New Guinea
Hong Kong
NBC
Carter
South Pacific
Rioting Fears Grip Soweto As Schools Stay Closed
Reinforced police patrols and a government order postpone reopening black schools amid fears of new demonstrations in Soweto eight miles south of Johannesburg. Militants threaten strikes. arrests under preventive detention laws heighten tension after last month’s deadly unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Pretoria
University of
Weather and Tides Report for Alligator Point Area
Today's sunrise at 6 49 am and sunset this Wednesday are noted with moonset at 10 10 am. Daylight saving time adds an hour. Tidal differences vary by location including Alligator Point 20 minutes and Apalachicola about two hours later. Nearby points include Aucilla River entrance 20 minutes and St Marks area 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alligator Point
Aucilla River
St. Marks
St. Marks River
Bald Pt
Ochiiochnee Bay
Apalachicola
Mayor Tanzler Argues Against His Suspension
Jacksonville Mayor Hans Tanzler asks the Florida Supreme Court to block his suspension amid a 15 000 campaign disclosure indictment arguing the governor lacks power to suspend him for offenses not tied to his current term. Gov. Askew's counsel contends suspension possible due to a felony charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanzler
Tallahassee
Fla
Jacksonville
Hans Tanzler
Supreme Court
Reubin Askew
Don Middlebrooks
Askew
National League of Cities
Argentine Army Kills ERP Leaders In Buenos Aires Clash
Army troops killed Argentina's top guerrilla Roberto Santucho and deputy Enrique Gorriarán Merlo near Buenos Aires, possibly crippling the Marxist ERP. Earlier, Juan N. Carrizo, another ERP commander, was killed. Domingo Mena remains at large as Montoneros and leftists face a harsh crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Roberto Santucho
Santucho
Enrique Gorriaran Merlo
People’s Revolutionary Army
ERP
Juan N. Carrizo
Domingo Mena
Montoneros
Peronist Movement
Paris
Gorriaran Merlo
Rosario
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vince E. Fallin
Albany Post
Georgia
Vince Fallin Fallin
Bobby Long
Long
LU Jean Veal
Africa
ST. Marks, Fla
Coble
Big Red
E. Jackson St
Dial
Astro Pest
W. Jackson St
Thomasville Fairgrounds
Hayloft
Holiday Inn
U.S
South Thomasville
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!