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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
8
Barbara Donalson aged 37 qualified for the unexpired tax receiver term by paying a 650 dollar fee after the late Glenn Carter’s death. The election also ballots a one percent sales tax rise as the Board of Tax Assessors to take duties, pending General Assembly approval.
Seva Day of Thomasville won the talent preliminary in the Miss Georgia Pageant in Columbus earning 50 points as talent counts for half the total score. Judges paused their scoring to applaud her rendition of My Man, before Day received her trophy amid tears and family cheers.
Republicans refused to attend a House intelligence subcommittee hearing forcing cancellation of Director William Colby's testimony. The maneuver followed Rep. Lucien Nedzi's resignation as full committee chair and amid claims of CIA assassination plots referenced by Rep. James Stanton.
President Ford tells congressional leaders he is determined to win a comprehensive energy program. After a 65 minute White House session, House leaders said no consensus was reached and debate on conservation and domestic supplies continues.
A Delhi court convicted Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of misusing government officials in her 1971 parliamentary campaign and barred her from public office for six years. She plans to appeal to the Supreme Court with a stay on the sentence likely through months, while remaining in office.
The Southwest Georgia Area Employment and Training Council approved 11 job training programs funded through the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973 totaling over $1.6 million for fiscal year 1976. The programs target poverty level residents across 14 counties to prepare them for administrative and technical employment.
A six member committee at Albany reviews 16 proposed job training programs funded by Title 1 grants totaling 1.65 million. They aim to move welfare recipients into skilled trades within a year, while avoiding costly admin overhead and make work. Edward A. Mitchell notes prior year funding rose from 1.9 million to 3.8 million and more funds may follow in 1975.
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