Tift Officials To Be Removed From Fee System Next Year
Three Tifton officials will switch from the fee system to salaries starting January 1 1966 Clerk of Court Robert C Bowen Ordinary W Nick Whiddon and Tax Commissioner George M Sutton will receive new salaries while Sheriff Thomas C Greer will shift to a salary on March 1 as required by 1964 legislation Bibb County vote recount to verify Bill Laite lead over John Stewart by two ballots in the state house race with Laite asserting victory and Stewart preparing a recount with election officials and party chairs present
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Tifton, Ga
Tifton
Tift County
Robert C. Bowen
W. Nick Whiddon
George M. Sutton
Thomas C. Greer
Laite
John Stewart
Stewart
Urban Renewal Funded for 128 Acre Newnan Project
The Urban Renewal Administration approved a 128acre renewal project in Newnan Georgia with a $1,238,021 grant and a $1,487,706 loan announced Thursday. Officials said the funds will support redevelopment efforts in the city.
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New TV Station Approved for Ashburn Education Channel
The Federal Communications Commission approved construction of a new educational television station on a channel 48 in Ashburn Georgia. The State Board of Education received the approval on Thursday.
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Banker named president in Augusta bank name change vote
Realty Savings Bank of Augusta appoints Bennet A. Brown former vice president at Citizens & Southern National Bank in Atlanta as president. Directors announce a stockholders meeting on June 28 to consider renaming the bank to the Commercial and Savings Bank of Augusta.
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Thomasville Kin Mourns as Adel Man Dies in Crash
Funeral services were held for Bobby Lee Shealey 26 of Adel Rte. 1 who died from injuries in an auto mobile crash in Hawkinsville. He was a Cook County resident born April 24 1939 and employed by Brooks County Packing Company. He leaves a daughter Misa Lisa, his mother Clara Paulk a brother J T and W D Shealey and five sisters among others. Interment in Eldorado Cemetery. He is the brother of Mrs. Cartha Fykes of Thomasville.
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Misery Deepens in Colorado Flood Areas
Floodwaters from renewed rains caused four dam failures and multiple bridge washouts across eastern and southern Colorado. Agate Dam failure closed U S 40 to the Kansas line. Cripple Creek Dam collapsed near Canon City. floods hit Big Sandy Creek in El Paso County and Fountain River near Pueblo. An 18 year old girl drowned near Loveland. Denver metro area continues recovery as federal and state agencies plan relief talks with President Johnson offering full resources.
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Astronauts Headed to Paris for International Air Show
Two Gemini astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White plus Vice President Humphrey depart from Andrews Air Base aboard Air Force One for Paris to attend the International Air Show. NASA officials Charles Mathews and James Webb accompany the group. wives join, children stay in Washington. Humphrey downplays rivalry with Soviet displays, stressing observers who will be seen by the public.
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Albany Officials Boycott Georgia Civil Rights Hearing
Albany leaders refuse to attend a Georgia Advisory Committee on Civil Rights hearing, saying conditions in the city have improved since 1968. Sam Massell urges recognizing progress while noting ongoing complaints from the southwest region. The DESegregation progress includes desegregated public facilities and 70 Negro students entering white schools last fall.
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Sam Massell
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Georgia
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