Official Minutes Of County Commissioners Thomasville May 1984
The Thomasville County Board met in a special call session chaired by Vann with Pittman Sherrod Pope Stringer Maddox and Tuck present. They reviewed bids for a new county police car, discussed a $300 bid increase, awarded to Spence Olds Buick and approved related purchases and office changes.
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Thomasville
Vann
Pittman
Sherrod
Pope
Stringer
Maddox
Tuck
Thomasville Sales Co
Police
St.41r
Faulk Chevrolet Co
Thomaarville Sales Co
Pord
Marchant Dodge, Inc
Dodge
Chevrolet
Spence Olda-Rulek, Inc
Coldw &8
Commieatoner Sherrod
Commieatoner
Olda
Ayf
Pittman and
Tuck Motion
Spence Olda-Buick, Inc
Aole
Thomas County
Trek
Merk
Neel Electric & Heating Co
Worthington
Merta Equipment Co
Albany
CIA
General Assembly
Co Auditor and Co
W. A. Watt, Jr
Sherrod, Tuck, Pittman
KP. Mc
Thomanville
W. G. Tuck
H. C. Stringer
Thomasville-Thomas County
Commissioners of Roads
Homie County
George DD Adkins
Thomaasille
Georgia
Joe Higgins
Grand Jury Committee
I. J. Law
Board of Commissioners
Gray
Otta Elevator Co
Georgia Board advances road project and staff changes in 1964 meeting
State Highway Department of Georgia acting for Thomas County approves PR-2578 2 project for 2.479 miles surface treatment in Boston Ga with price 11899 63. Christine Sledge resigns as Commodity Abution Clerk effective May 21 1968. Board selects Jeanne Bannister as Commodity Distribution Clerk to start June 1 1964 and approves buying a used Caterpillar TD8 tractor for 10500 with no further business recorded.
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Thanars County
Georgina
Hosea H. Vann
W. B. Garrison
State Highway Department of Georgia
Thomas County
Georgia
Boston
Tuck
Pittman
Christine Sledge
Sherrod
Jefferson St
Mar
Salvation Army
Vann
Pope
Hille
Hober H. Vann
Thomanville
Stringer
Russell
Maddox
Christine Sledga
Jeanne Rbannister
Alice Mae Nesmith
T. Prosser
Carlton Company
Waycross Plans Public Relations Training for City Staff
Waycross Georgia will spend 500 dollars to run a public relations training course for 50 city employees. Two hour classes will be held weekly during June as announced by City Manager Don Wray.
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Waycross
Georgia
Don Wray
Market Becomes Barometer As Analysts See Adjustments
Market analysts view current trends as price adjustments rather than fears of a broad slowdown. They note growth in production led by autos and steel, with May employment gains and falling unemployment, while summer plant shutdowns temper expectations for a fall pickup.
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