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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
3
A groundbreaking ceremony is held for the Davis Industries office building with Forbes Davis Dr. Clark Jasper Davis Rudolph Davis White Whittemore and Lilly listed as participants. The event highlights expansion plans for the local firm.
Senate Watergate hearings draw crowds as a woman calling herself Princess Fifi Taft stands out in the line. The report notes an increase in prices and a debate on a coalition bill allowing teenage workers at 80 percent of the minimum wage for six months, a provision opposed as too low. The Dent bill failed 215 to 199.
North Georgia flood threat eased as a cold front weakened, canceling a flash flood watch that had been in effect. Light to moderate showers lingered, with Alma recording just over an inch and Columbus about three quarters of an inch, and DeKalb County reporting over 500000 dollars in damages.
Davis Industries plans a two story white brick expansion with blue facia, designed by Jinright and Ryan, targeting January 1974 completion. The firm now employs 620 people, with 350 parking spaces across all divisions. Metcalf Ave traffic will be widened and paved in a joint state and city project.
Local resident B T Kennedy proposed an $8 million incinerator to burn trash from cities along the Seaboard Coast Line and power a plant or brewery. SCL officials replied that large cities must lead such projects and that no plan has proven profitable, marking Kennedy idea as another setback.
Salt Lake City police report 161 burglaries last month in the capital, down slightly from 166 in the same period a year earlier, underscoring ongoing burglary challenges in Utah’s capital.
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