Court ruling on zoning referendum teased in Thomasville stance
Supreme Court's 6 3 ruling lets voters veto zoning changes already approved, a move Thomasville planners say targets urban counties. James A Anderson Jr urges limited local impact and defends existing public hearings and appeals as the town’s checks and balances.
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Land Use Plan Aims To Shield Farms From Growth Pressures
The APDC outlines a plan to balance growth with farmland protection as population rises. It cautions that limited soil filtration may require larger lots and discourages large scale conversion of productive land for recreation or industrial use. The plan, to be submitted to the state and local governments, also covers transportation needs and municipal deficiencies by size and services.
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Pension Stand Holds In Controversy Here
Cham bers of Commerce govern mental affairs committee backs federal pension reforms contacting Georgia congressmen as a group. Local retired federal employees protest via letters to the editor over inflationary one percent kicker and CPI linked increases. Marine Pvt. Willie C. Davis reported for duty at Twentynine Palms after Pelham High School graduate.
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Georgia markets show steady to higher prices across livestock and produce
Georgia tool dock quotes proilers and fryers at 4009 cents, base farm quotes at 147 cents. Thomasville reports Monday cattle receipts at 3,700 across 6 markets with varied steers, heifers, cows, bulls and calves price ranges. Atlanta market notes greens and vegetables with modest gains while Chicago beans oats and corn futures rise sharply on the Board of Trade. Packer hog sales in Thomasville steady to 50 cents higher, Nos 12 195 235 Ibs at 49 50 to 50 00.
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