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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
1
Partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday with scattered showers and thundershowers mainly in the afternoon or evening. Highs 83 to 95, lows tonight 67 to 74, locally in the mountains down to the 60s.
Washington AP reports Sartorius & Co paid 1500 to House Banking chair Patman for a private dinner and talk with top bank customers. Patman defended the fee, saying it funds books for Texas schools after seminars. Sparkman noted similar fees and confirmed one $1000 payment.
AP Science Editor notes youth outreach programs like YMCA connected Youth Outreach in Chicago promoting neighborhood based help for drug problems. Initiatives include hotlines drop-in centers crisis centers and youth run services with professional support and community agency cooperation.
A white Macon police officer John R. Beck, 24, was charged by a coroner's jury with involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Jimmy Lee White, a Black man, last Thursday. Beck testified he acted in self defense as White allegedly attacked with a flashlight. The incident sparked NAACP protests and discussions of a biracial review board and black-officer patrol assignments.
There are hot lines through which troubled youngsters can get sympathetic advice from other youths. The service connects youths with peers who have faced similar issues and seek to provide support, guidance, and a listening ear.
Senate consideration focuses on an $8.7 billion cut to the Defense budget and a halt to the Cuban refugee airlift funded by Congress. Proxmire and Mathias push a $7 billion defense reduction, Laird warns of job losses and security cuts. House-passed stopgap funding faces delay.
State Welfare Director Thomas Parham placed Long County Welfare Director Ada Hendrix on probation after an audit found about 6 percent ineligible welfare recipients and 38 percent payment errors. The state will supervise monthly audits and could replace local officials if improvements are not made within six months. Federal and state probes also target political corruption in the county.
Fairview United Methodist Church on Law Street hosts Vacation Bible School from July 5 to July 9. The program runs 2 30 to 4 30 p m daily for children ages three through 12.
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