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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
1
The House, divided on welfare reform, moved toward a decisive vote on a 2400 a year family income floor. Support from Nixon and Democratic leaders followed a 200 to 172 procedural win that blocked substitutes or amendments and left opponents to decide on the bill as a whole.
U S Transportation Secretary John Volpe will visit Georgia on July 6 to push a final agreement on the I 75 corridor through northwest Georgia and to resolve disputes over federal highway billboard rules. Governor Carter Highway Director Lance and environmentalists will meet Volpe to discuss the Allatoona route and related environmental studies.
Robert N. Meyer Jr. is a lifelong bean futures trader who is blind. He identifies regular traders by voice among about 200 in the soy bean pit. Meyer says he recognizes about 90 percent of frequent traders and memorizes transaction details until an assistant records them.
ALTON BLAKESLEE notes heroin and other drugs invade schools and homes. The piece outlines usage estimates, risks, and trends from heroin and marijuana to LSD and barbiturates, plus signs of use and cautions against premature judgment.
In Providence community six weeks of livestock attacks puzzle residents. A horse owned by Ted Cooper died with cut marks, sparking panther and dog theories. Sheriff Waldrop led a panther hunt after Eugene Ulmer reported an attacked horse, but hunters found no panther tracks.
The note observes price hikes on small items noting a penny postcard now costs six cents while a dollar watch rises to 4.95 dollars. The contrast highlights inflation in everyday goods.
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