Deaths Mrs. Oliver 61 of Atlanta
Mrs. Sara Scott Oliver 61 of 1621 Ranier Falls Drive NE died Sunday at DeKalb General Hospital in Atlanta. Graveside services were held in Decatur Cemetery conducted by Revs. W. W. Lancaster and Dick H. Hall with Turners Funeral Home in charge. She was born in Conyers and lived in Thomasville during World War II. Survived by daughter Mrs. M. J. Bonner of Marietta, three sisters, two brothers, and one grandchild.
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Atlanta
Sara Scott Oliver
Ranier Falls Drive
Thomasville
DeKalb General Hospital
Decatur Cemetery
W.W. Lancaster
Dick H. Hall
Turners Funeral Home
Conyers
Scott
Decatur First Baptist Church
M.J. Bonner
Marietta
Hugh B. Gurley
Mary Ross Fowler
Marion S. Brown
Decatur
D.D. Scott
Judson Scott
Opelika
Ala
Market Declines After Early Gains On Phase 4 Uncertainty
The New York stock market slipped from an early gain as Phase 4 uncertainty weighed on traders. The noon Dow fell 1.28 to 878.16 while the NYSE composite slipped 0.15 points. Analysts cited Watergate hearings and a weak dollar, with Phase 4 expectations the dominant factor.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
American Motor Inns
Frankfurt
Georgia farmers market shows slow trade and light supplies
Atlanta market reports slow trading with light supplies as price freezes depress activity. Potatoes and some priced goods are running short while nearby vegetables gain in supply and lower prices. Cabbage cucumbers eggplant squash peppers and lettuce show varied movements with overall firm broiler and fryer quotes for next week.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Virginia
California
Georgia
Egg prices and hog market report from Atlanta
AP notes egg prices today with extra large A at 59.34 to 62. A large 57.34 to 61. A medium 52.94 to 54. Georgia Florida Alabama hogs packer stock about 5 000. Barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher. Plant delivered sales list No 1-2 190-235 lb at 39.25 to 39.75, some high yield at 40.00. 2-4 190-240 lb 38.50 to 39.25. 240-270 lb 38.00 to 38.75.
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Sears
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AltisChal
Sperry
AmCan
Stevens
AmCyan Texaco
Textron
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Texas Gulf
AMC Ind
UN Carbide
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Uniroyal
Borden
US Steel
CaroPn
Wachovia
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Weyerhs
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Xerox Cp
ComwEd
ContCan
Delta Air
DukePower
Eckerd Drugs
N.C. Ame GenMet
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Amer
Mtg
GaPac
Hanna Mining Goodrich
Martin Marietta
Mass
Mutual
Goodyear PanAm
World Air
Greyhd
Scherring-Plough
GulfOit
Warnaco
Hercule
Wickes Corp
Honywell
IBM
American Stock Exchange IntHarv
Champion Motor Homes
Commodore Corp
JonLau
KaisAlm
Compugraphic Davis Food Service
KraftCo
Flowers Industries, Inc
Kroger Killearn Prop., Inc
Tidwell Industries
Lock
Hd Air
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Amer. Fam
Life Ins
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Barnett Winston Investors
Monson
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Cotton States Olin Corp
Liberty Homes
RCA
Liberty National Rep Srl
Monarch Capital Nn
Reyn Ind
Peachtree Doors
Roy C Cola
St. Regis P
Security Life of Georgia SY
United Services Life Ins
Thomasville
Georgia
Choice
Atlanta, Ga
Florida
Alabama
Mrs. Lucy G. Musgrove dies in Cairo vehicle crash
Mrs. Lucy G. Musgrove 57 of Cairo died from injuries in an automobile accident. Services were set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Cox Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Earl Merritt. burial in Pisgah Cemetery. Born in Decatur County she had lived in Cairo three years and was a Pisgah Primitive Baptist Church member. Survivors include husband Ronnie G Musgrove Bainbridge sons Curtis Musgrove Jacksonville Fla Eddie Musgrove Quincy Fla sister Mrs Patricia Glass Fort Myers Fla and four grandchildren.
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Bainbridge
Lucy G. Musgrove
Cairo
Cox Funeral Home
Earl Merritt
Pisgah Cemetery
Decatur County
Pisgah Primitive Baptist Church
Margaret Bryant
Ronnie G. Musgrove
Curtis Musgrove
Jacksonville
Fla
Eddie Musgrove
Quincy
Patricia Glass
Fr. Myers
Ranger Goes To Forestry Convention
Jekyll Island Miss Linda Mountjoy of Telfair County was crowned Miss Georgia Forestry at the Georgia Forestry Association meeting in the Aquarama. Alternate queen is Mary Jo Werp of Muscogee County. 27 county forestry queens competed. Thomas County ranger Wyman Lastinger attended. Speakers included Sen. Sam G. Nunn Rep. George Busbee Tommy Irwin Public Service Commissioner Robert Pafford and Ray Shirley. Association president Neil Van Cleave presided.
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Jekyll Island
Linda Mountjoy
Telfair County
Georgia Forestry
Georgia Forestry Association
Mary Jo Werp
Muscogee County
Ann Riddle
Thomas County
Wyman Lastinger
Sam G. Nunn
Perry
George Busbee
Albany
Tommy T. Irwin
Georgia
Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture
Robert C. Pafford
Public Service
Ray Shirley
Georgia Forestry Commission
Association
Neil A. van Cleave
Drownings After Car Plunges Into Sink Hole Near Douglas
In Coffee County Georgia three youths died when a car left a road and fell into a lime-deposit sink hole formed by an underground spring. Six people were aboard. three others injured and later treated. Names include Eddie Ellis 6 and William Lott 7 from Douglas and Frank Edward Taft 15 of West Green.
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Douglas, Ga
Coffee
Georgia State Patrol
Scotty Hilliard
Cpl. C. T. West
Eddie Ellis
William Lott
Douglas
Frank Edward Taft
The
West
Green
Hilliard
Scientific model to rank road projects gains support
Breen described a new quantitative approach pairing traffic data with aesthetics to set project priorities. Intern King K Mak from Georgia Tech will develop the model for DOT, aiming to reduce subjectivity and avoid midstream changes. A 1971 GMC pickup stolen from Spence Oldsmobile Buick was recovered in Prestonsburg Kentucky.
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Breen
King K. Mak
Georgia Tech
DOT
Mak
N. Madison St
Prestonsburg
Robert Miller
Kentucky
Thomasville
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