Thomasville Times Enterprise Publisher and staff listing
Page 4 of the Thomasville Times Enterprise lists publisher Lee E. Kelly and editor L Edward Kelly Jr. with mailing details for subscriptions and address information for the newspaper in Thomasville Georgia.
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Associated Press
Times-Enterprise Co
Thomasville
P. O
N. Madison St
P.O
State of Georgia
Lee E. Kelly
L. Edward Kelly Jr
Sign Your Name To Letters To The Editor
The editor urges sign or face accountability for letters to the editor. Anonymous remarks may not be published. Writers should reveal identity to ensure fairness and responsibility when alleging public or private conduct.
Preserving A Heritage on Gun Ownership Debates
The piece argues for mandatory penalties for firearm use in crime, opposing broad bans. It cites Ken Gookins of the Newark Advocate praising law abiding gun owners and warns against disarming citizens amid rising crime fears. It notes Nixon administration stance and the deep American heritage of firearm ownership.
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U.S. Congress
New York
Ken Gookins
Neward
Ohio
Gookins
Fringe benefits raise employer costs well above 1949 levels
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States says average fringe benefits amount to 27.9 percent of payrolls, or 27.90 per $100 wages, covering Social Security to vacations. In a 1,115 company survey last year benefits averaged 98 cents per payroll hour, up 330 percent since 1949 and 19 percent above 1967.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Savannah (Ga
Evening Press
Moscow telephone study: Soviet flaws but U S tops
A Moscow newspaper survey finds chaotic telephone service in the capital with operators arguing over shifts and off hook lines as it notes Russia lags in directories and information access. The piece suggests Americans should value their own system despite flaws.
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U.S
Moscow
Europe
Red Square
A Conservative View Two Party System Declining
James J. Kilpatrick argues the two party system is eroding as independents rise. He cites polls and crossovers in Byrd and Buckley races, notes civil service shifts, regional changes, and youth anti establishment trends shaping future elections.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Virginia
James L. Buckley
New York
Pang
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Jones
Alabama
Montgomery
John Conyers, Jr
Detroit
House of Commons
Time and commuters the relative clock paradox
HAL BOYLE explores why commuters waste hours waiting. The piece riffes on time as a social construct, noting trains and buses set their own rhythms. It questions fixed day lengths and suggests flexible schedules could ease daily routines.
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Bob Haring
Associated Press
East Brunswick, NJ
Einstein
The
Women sue Soap Box Derby over girl entrants
A Charlotte News item reports a women’s lib group suing the Soap Box Derby to require inclusion of girls in the racing event. They argue for equal entry rights, while opponents joke about male drivers overcoming fear of women racers.
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Charlotte
N.C
Veterans on campus and a troubled Vietnam War force
A college professor observes veterans returning from Vietnam altering campus dynamics. the war divides veterans from liberal faculty and students, while reports and a Marine letter describe a damaged U S ground force with heroin use, racial tension and discipline failures.
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Ernest Hemingway
Milan
Ptegee” Serco
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Morgan Murphy
Tit
Robert Steele
Conn
Stewart Alsop
Combat Base
Vandergrift
Khe Sanh
RVN
VCB
Marine Corps
Umny
Portsmouth
Height Bias Sparks Protests and Questions on Equality
A columnist argues height-based pay discrimination exists and weighs federal remedies with humorous hints of a Shorty Lib Movement. The piece questions how law should address inequality tied to height, race, sex, or origin, and lampoons protesters and corporate hiring.
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Washington
University of Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Aries to Pisces: Daily guidance for personal plans and growth
The column outlines horoscope advice for each sign from Aries to Pisces and a note on a child born today. It advises focusing on pleasing allies, planning income, sleeping well, improving home, arriving on time, maintaining possessions, making new contacts, and encouraging clear communication while highlighting practical steps for relationships and career.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Aquarius
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