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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
9
Moonrise at 12 26 p m DST. Mean tidal differences listed for Alligator Point Aucilla River entrance St Marks St Marks River Bald Point Ochlockonee Bay and Apalachicola with times ranging from 20 minutes to about two hours later.
Ronald Eugene Bryant has been promoted to store manager at Clark's in Thomasville. Fred R. Silverstein announced the move, noting Bryant's previous role as merchandise manager and his seven years with Cook United. Bryant, 36, is a former Waycross police officer and husband of Vickey Halsrud, with four children.
Dr. John B. Brinson Jr. of Monticello Florida and Thomasville is elected to active membership in the American Academy of Family Physicians. The group with over 34 000 members requires 150 hours of continuing medical study every three years. Dr Brinson is married to Joyce Curry of Thomasville.
AP reports from Los Angeles that the city has more vehicles than each of 24 states, with nearly 3 million residents and over 18.5 billion miles traveled on streets and freeways in 1972. Vehicle registrations rose faster than population. The report notes more than one vehicle per two residents.
AP notes a one day per network broadcast trial resuming with NBC CBS and ABC handling live coverage. A humorous quiz asks which personalities or entities starred on various shows in relation to Watergate.
A compact miscellany offers kitchen hacks and curiosities from different eras. It suggests cucumber marination in sour cream with dill or French dressing, and tomato sauce as a substitute for juice. It notes onion odor removal with cold water and salt, plus a brief historic wage mention for pyramid workers and a market ad for bread.
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