01 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1973
Page
1
Extension notes nematodes are common in lawns shrubs and cropland with Root Knot and root lesion types causing root damage. Symptoms mimic drought or nutrient stress. sampling is advised in late summer or early fall and sent to the Nematology Lab for analysis.
Three Marine reservists from Company C 4th Military Police Battalion ask a federal court to rule that banning wigs at drill meetings is unconstitutional. They argue the 28 days a month they act as civilians imposes unnecessary limits on their rights and warn that wearing a wig could trigger activation.
On October 10 1973 Daniel E Scuttey declares he will not be responsible for debts contracted by others. Notarized by Jeanette Connell in Monticello Florida with commission expiration June 12 1976.
The Rev. Irene Tos becomes the first woman ordained in the United Methodist South Georgia Conference and serves Fairview in Thomasville. The 23rd homecoming includes a sermon lunch and song with Tos highlighting her ministry, ceramics, and outreach as chaplain.
Republican Party Chairman George Bush predicted continued GOP election wins nationwide at a Atlanta fundraising dinner. He claimed the party is closest to the heart beat of America and urged restraint on charges against President Nixon while criticizing recent criticisms.
An article reviews lightning risks for football players, recounting 1970 incidents where 30 people were struck, five died, and many suffered injuries. It notes hazards from metal gear, long hair, and shoes, suggesting grounding and indoor venues to reduce danger, and cites Dr Sol M Maggied’s Ohio State Medical Journal findings.
Two conductors bring the U S Army Field Band Latin Brass and Soldiers Chorus to Thomasville Municipal Auditorium at 8 p m for a free program Sing Out For America Tickets available at CoCroft Music U S Army Recruiting Station Times Enterprise and Moultrie Observer Also notes Gibson and Coughlin backgrounds and the bands 18 piece Latin Brass and 25 voice Soldiers Chorus each with 27 and 16 years of world touring and leadership respectively.
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