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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1975

Page

2

Liquor Referendum Sought by Thomasville Group

A citywide liquor referendum effort is underway in Thomasville as the Thomasville Restaurant and Motel Association mails out cards to registered voters asking whether liquor sales should be allowed. Proponents note potential benefits while urging the issue be settled by the electorate through a forthcoming vote.

Thomasville

Kennedy Dampens Hopes for 1976 Nomination

Sen. Edward Kennedy stated clearly he will not accept the 1976 presidential nomination or a draft. In a CBS Cronkite interview he said no circumstances would force him into the race and he would not back a Wallace ticket, even to block him.

Carl P. Leabsdorf Washington (Ap Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy Alabama George C. Wallace CBS Walter Cronkite Candi Cronkite Wallace Mr. Wallace

Federal Regulators Tight-Lip Bank Records Endure Scrutiny

Regulators keep bank examination data highly confidential shielding loan portfolios and management data on about 4700 nationally chartered banks. Information is largely exempt from public disclosure under the National Bank Act and FCC FOIA exemptions, with inspections occurring at least three times every two years.

Lee Mitgang New York U.S

Banking disclosure clash over loan privacy and redlining

A banking controversy questions public disclosure of loan data and bank portfolios. Officials warn disclosure could erode public trust and raise privacy concerns while pilots on mortgage lending criteria in 18 metros await results. Only limited public data such as broad balance sheets and annual reports remain freely available.

Comptroller Franklin National Bank Security National Bank of New York Banking and Economic Research David C. Motter Comptroller’s Office Motter

To Sign Or Not To Sign Curiosity Tied To Weight Loss

A Miami writer documents a four day foodless fast with six pounds shed in two and a half days. He notes unexpected lack of hunger, a curious physical sense of rightness, and plans to continue with vegetable juice after tapering. He mentions family participation and a culture of fasting.

Miami Fla Margery Kathleen Antoine Saul Slater

Shah pampered by Ford spurs Iran oil price clash

White House hosts the shah with crepes and caviar but privately officials demolish his arguments for higher oil prices. They argue tariffs and currency shifts, not demand, drive costs, while notes on a sea chase reveal a drug smuggling pursuit with casualties and 800 pounds of marijuana seized.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington Iran White House Ford Shah Sea Chase Federal Todos Santos Island Long Beach Calif U.S U.S. Coast Guard Coast Guard Andy LeMay Leo Evionik Evionik

Truman orders air and navy to aid Korea defense

AP notes on this date 1950 when President Truman ordered the U S Air Force and Navy to assist in repelling a North Korean invasion of South Korea. Also mentions 1844 Mormon leaders killed in Carthage and other historical milestones.

Associated Press Harry Truman U.S. Air Force Navy South Korea Joseph and Hyrum Smith Carthage Ill Brigham Young Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints New York Boston United States Cambodia Richard Nixon Moscow Leonid Brezhnev Bob Keesham Juan Trippe H.L. Mencken

Viewpoint Town Meetings Prove Popular

Marianne Means notes the National Town Meeting program draws large crowds and NPR reach with little fanfare. The Kennedy Center event featured Reps Wiggins Jordan and Sen Tunney debating Supreme Court functioning. audience questions covered parochial aid abortion and school integration. Future sessions will tackle union rights, regulation, energy policy, and effects of TV on children. The show remains free and rebroadcast weekly.

Marianne Washington White House Fred Dutton National Public Radio Associated Press Eisenhower Theater Kennedy Center Charles Wiggins Rcalif Barbara Jordan D-Tex Judiciary Committee Nixon John Tunney D-Calif Constitutional Rights Supreme Court Jordan Wiggins Tunney

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