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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
2
Publisher Lee E. Kelly and editor L. Edward Kelly Jr. are highlighted in a historical newspaper note, indicating their roles and leadership. The item emphasizes their stewardship and editorial influence within the publication.
County commissioners unanimously approve a $2.1 million bond referendum to fund a junior college. A small tax increase of about 1.25 mills is estimated, raising roughly $5 a year for a $10,000 home and $10 for a $20,000 home. The state would operate the college if built.
The 60 day freeze covers most retail prices, not wages, and aims to implement tighter controls after the period. Farmers and cattlemen face squeeze from bad weather and rising feed costs, while rents are exempt. The piece urges a more equitable and effective post freeze program.
Frank Carlucci allegedly ordered the Small Business Administration to ignore disaster relief laws. Tom Kleppe admits he faced a choice between disobeying the law or the President. Rep. Jim Hanley presses on the legality and authority of the directive. The Senate subcommittee probes ITT's Chilean political intervention.
Miami writer recounts Bernard Oleze and Clete Cleze compiling a pamphlet titled Peaches and Gravy of mixed metaphors. The piece lists examples like a hawk memory and a chicken with wings off, praising the witty absurdity and suggesting a national publisher edition.
A collection of quips and phrases followed by political commentary. It covers attempts to influence elections and government actions with mentions of ITT, Nixon appointees, and budget choices. The piece notes payrolls, legal concerns, and personnel shifts connected to federal policy and labor relations.
Mary Grubbs voices faith in public education as inclusive and essential. She argues teachers teach the child not race or wealth, notes programs for slow and gifted learners, emphasizes quality staff, and welcomes new teachers attracted by social purpose.
Marianne Means notes Watergate undermines Nixon's bid for a Republican permanent majority. Polls show disapproval rising among key groups, coattail effects fading, and support for Democrats growing in unions Catholics and independents. The Harris poll suggests a belief Nixon lied about White House involvement.
The Chilean regulation restricts beef sales to weekends, a rule noted as a potential brake on rising food prices. The Birmingham News reports on how this policy shapes market dynamics and consumer access in Chile.
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