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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1972
Page
3
Mostly sunny and warm today and Tuesday with highs in the 80s to low 90s. Fair and mild tonight with Lows in the 60s. Tides show moonrise and moonset times for Tuesday at St Marks Florida and nearby locations with high and low tide figures and daylight timing.
The Georgia Associated Press Association hails the open meeting law, the sunshine bill, as a major advance for press freedom. The report notes the law adds enforcement teeth with fines up to 100 dollars and permits court injunctions, while warning Atlanta and other bodies sometimes evade openness.
Lt. Gov. Jere Beasley, 35, assumed acting governor duties as Wallace’s absence lengthened. He planned to work at 8 a.m. and hold a news conference, while staying in contact with Wallace who is recuperating in Maryland after being shot May 15.
Mississippi races center on Senator James Eastland a long time conservative Democrat facing two challengers in the Democratic primary while Republicans run their first statewide senatorial primary amid James Meredith bid Carmichael the expected GOP winner relies on white support while Meredith aims to mobilize black voters Eastland leads Judiciary Committee campaign with ads as Webb Fondren oppose him and ex Republican Prentiss Walker contemplates an independent run in November Meredith faces GOP hurdles over party support due to race implications
Newlyweds Wallace increased Beasley's $1500 monthly allowance while Beasley takes a $300 Senate president salary. Beasley will draw Wallace's $25,000 acting governor salary. Wallace continues to be paid. Speculation swirls about Wallace's Birmingham surgery with one spine bullet and waist paralysis. no official schedule given. Beasley said he hopes Wallace returns soon, possibly within days, while Rep. Mills suggested a swift return.
Aries advises discussing desires to receive solid guidance and scheduling now possible. Taurus urges focused attention on a financial matter and thorough study of a new idea before action. Gemini hints at future projects of importance beginning to unfold.
Rep. J. Edward Roush of Indiana, an ecology advocate, and two companions tipped into the Salamonie and Wabash rivers during a weekend canoe trip near northeast Indiana. Rescuers pulled them from chest-deep water after a spill in rapids, ending the excursion with no serious injuries. The incident occurred Sunday as they navigated river sections south of the starting point.
Chicago readers are invited to receive a free non operating Beltone hearing aid model by mail. The tiny ear level device weighs under a third of an ounce, has no body wires, and is offered with no cost and no obligation. Write to Dept. 9538 Beltone Electronics Corp. 4201 W Victoria Chicago IL 60646.
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