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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
10
Letter from Nat Williams Jr of Thomasville argues private and public schools widen division but praises enriching youth. He urges letting each other have dignity of causality and says the eventual winner will be the system that best produces capable citizens.
An opinion piece by Oscar Davis Jr argues traffic lights cannot replace driver judgment. He urges constant alertness, looking far ahead, and not relying on signals alone to judge safe progress through intersections.
Three masked gunmen terrorized and robbed a Gilmer County family in Ellijay, binding the Hall family and taking about 7500 dollars plus a rare coin collection. Authorities found a getaway truck and sought a second vehicle. the raid occurred as family members were restrained for hours while valuables were searched.
Glynn Brunswick Memorial Hospital expects to discharge 21 month old Jason Wachuta in two or three days and place him in foster care while adoption offers flood Glynn County Juvenile Court. Brenda Harrison notes about 550 letters of adoption interest with more at the hospital.
Mrs Esther Wright leaves Municipal Airport to Monterrey Mexico for the first annual Intercontinental Air Race to Nassau Bahamas on June 11 with 22 women fliers. Copilot is Mrs Virginia McKee of Marianna Florida. Race has a must stop at Thomasville Municipal Airport with refueling and checks next day if needed.
Georgia tobacco growers and the state commodities chief criticize new federal pesticide rules as costly and impractical to enforce. Fred Voight argues manpower limits and difficulty proving last application time render the OSHA standards unworkable with field conditions and laboratory delays. A federal spokesman says enforcement will compare actual field conditions to the rules.
Annette Britton, a Florida actress with extensive stage and directing credits at Asolo and FSU, is named to Brookwood School as dramatics and theatre instructor and to teach Spanish. She holds an MFA from FSU and has traveled widely, offering courses in acting voice makeup and set design with field trips planned to productions nationwide. She also serves in various theatre admin roles and has worked with the Miami Herald Operation Amigo program.
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