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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1975

Page

2

Ledger of taxes and editorial staff credits

Fragmented tax figures with small amounts and a list of names LEE E. KELLY, Publisher and Editorial Writer and L. EDWARD KELLY, Editor. Editorials attributed to the two individuals.

Lee E. Kelly L. Edward Kelly

Cities Expand Mass Transit Use Amid Ride Sharing Gains

Across the country transit systems show growth in riders in places like Los Angeles San Francisco Denver Atlanta Pittsburgh while New York Chicago Boston and Cleveland lose riders The American Public Transit Association notes a six percent surge during the fuel crisis and says many riders continue to use buses subways and commuter trains as they save money and avoid driving.

New York Chicago Boston Cleveland Los Angeles San Francisco Denver Atlanta Pittsburgh American Public Transit Association

Police handled harmless pranks with mature, courteous response

A Thomasville letter describes a Sunday incident where two young pranksters were stopped by Officer Thrasher and Corporal Talmadge. The officers chose education and apologies over jail, driving the youths home and earning the writer’s praise for professional, compassionate policing. The writer also notes a Moscow to Leningrad trip with fellow Thomas Countians and remarks on the enduring value of the US dollar.

Thrasher Talmadge Corporal Talmadge Officer Thrasher Robert Talmadge Bill Thrasher Thomasvillians Chief Perry Police Department Harris M. Pope Thomasville Leningrad U.S.S.R Moscow Kiev Thomas Countians Louise Chastain Chandler Dixon Leone Redfern Intourist Hotel Gorky Street William R. Raiford Washington, D.C Clara Raiford Georgia William Europe Patricia Pat Gainey Thomasville

Cautious Mood Evident in 1975 Spending Outlook Says AP

The Commerce Department data show business plans for plant and equipment rising only 1.6 percent in 1975 after inflation, while a Conference Board report notes a 9.4 percent cut in planned future spending. Both producers and consumers remain wary, delaying major expenditures amid energy and inflation concerns.

John Cunniff New York Commerce Department Conference Board

Railroad Adopts More Frills Policy

MIAMI FL A rail line touts luxury over no frills as CD&B president D Hogan Snoagree outlines a First Class fare concept aboard the Wild Goose train between Bark and Cranburg with weekend layovers in Fort Smith. He cites hiring a consulting psychologist and adds creative in car perks while emphasizing a security drill and playful onboard acts.

Miami Fla Cd&b Cranburg, Danville & Bard Railroad D. Hogan Snoagree Bark Ark Cranburg Tenn Fort Smith Danville Cd&e Wild Goose Boston Cranbury Clyde Glover Snoaglee Mae West Clyde Yukon Jake Glover Clara May Scrog Plymouth Dog Seely Casey Sewartz Clara May

Rail line pitches modern coach seating amid flashy frills

A railway executive touts plans for four-across seating and in mid car revs, promising modern comfort and features like stereo Bob Wills, skating space, and unusual amenities. The Wild Goose line reports two hijack incidents last month, with one diversion to Little Rock.

Oklahoma Fort Smith West Side America Little Rock

Nixon transition costs reveal lavish deactivation bill

The confidential GAO audit shows Nixon spent vast sums on transition expenses at San Clemente and Key Biscayne, including salaries for 54 federal workers, office furnishings, stationery, postage, and security services. Several items were waived or not charged, with final disposal costs for a deactivated compound totaling $118,076.93. Church comments stir frustration over his presidential bid while leading CIA and FBI investigations.

Washington Richard Nixon Congress San Clemente Compound Nixon Navy San Clemente General Accounting Office General Services Administration Nixons Secret Service GAO White House House Jack Brooks D.tex Key Biscayne Fla Sears Florida Air Force CIA

Today in History highlights and notable birthdays

On June 10, 1610 Dutch settlers landed on Manhattan Island. In 1776 the Continental Congress named a committee to draft the Declaration of Independence. Other events include 1892 Harrison renomination, 1898 US Cuba invasion, 1940 Italy war declaration, 1942 Lidice massacre, 1945 Eisenhower receiving the Order of Victory. Birthdays: Prince Philip age 54, James McDivitt age 46.

Associated Press America Manhattan Island Continental Congress Philadelphia Minneapolis Benjamin Harrison United States Cuba Italy France Britain Lidice Czechoslovakia Dwight Eisenhower Soviet Union Prince Philip James McDivitt

New Hampshire Senate Seat Contested By Durkin Wyman

James J. Kilpatrick argues the New Hampshire contested Senate seat should be decided by a fresh election in the state. He condemns the Senate Rules Committee for delays and partisan handling of ballots, urging the issue be returned to New Hampshire for a proper vote.

James J. Kilpatrick Washington Senate New Hampshire Granite State John Durkin Congress Durkin Louis Wyman Wyman New Hampshire Ballot Commission House of Representatives Senate Rules Committee Nashua James H. Duffy Manchester Dover Troy

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