06 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1973
Page
1
New York AP reports a bargain rally as stocks rise at midday. The Dow up 6.02 to 925.42 after earlier gains, total advancers lead decliners 743 to 444 on the Big Board, with GM up 1 percent and the broad index up 0.24 to 56.95 amid persistent inflation and geopolitical concerns.
Daily stock list provided by Harris Upham & Company Inc of Tallahassee Florida as a member of the New York Stock Exchange. Prices reflect end of day values and are sourced from the agency.
In THOMASVILLE GA (AP) receipts at six markets totaled about 2,900, down from 3,000 last Monday. Prices range for slaughter cows from 26 to 36 dollars, bulls up to 43, calves and vealers sold around 42 to 50 dollars per hundredweight, feeders and heifers showing varied quotes by weight with first quality bids generally higher, packer hogs steady with No 1 and 2 classes around 41 to 42 dollars and high yield lots at 42.25.
Atlanta prices show steady to lower trends for vegetables and fruit. Extra large eggs listed at 66 to 67 cents, large at 65 to 66, and medium at 61 to 62 cents per dozen, while cauliflower and squash see price drops and greens stay steady to dull. Georgia pecans rise in supply with Stewarts at 60 cents and paper shells 65 to 68 cents per pound.
A federal suit in Chicago seeks to overturn an Air Force ban on short-haired wigs. Filed on Wednesday for nine Illinois Air National Guard members at O'Hare, the action argues the wearers faced active duty threat if they wore the wigs.
The Stay and See group from Atlanta and state officials toured Thomasville and praised its hospitality and beauty. Sen Kidd and others said they stand ready to help promote tourism through their networks, with AAA and travel editors noting positive impressions of the visit.
Registration for an accounting made simple course will be held at Southwest Georgia Regional Library in Bainbridge at 8 p m Thursday Nov 15. Classes meet at the library on Tuesday and Thursday evenings with timing set by members. The course covers interpreting financial statements analyzing costs and measuring business efficiency in dollars and cents. Instructor is O A Kitchengs of Bainbridge and P Ray Smith coordinates at Thomas Area Tech. Registration fee is 7 dollars. The course ends December 20.
Blount remains jailed in Thomas County until January court unless bond is posted. Vann seeks delay for Paul Douglas' Croft case citing insufficient prep time. Judge Horkan appoints counsel for Thomas Newkirk in first degree forgery after ruling he is not indigent. Bulloch US History class tours court as local attorneys explain court operations.
Sen Strom Thurmond told a Oklahoma City crowd of about 1200 to stop harassing President Nixon and end the vendetta. He urged opponents to consider impeachment as a way to clear the Watergate air after a news conference prior to the rally.
The conference features keynote speaker W Daniel Barker administrator of Crawford Long Hospital Atlanta and Mrs Hariette Hesse state auxiliary president will preside ten workshops and new state officers including Atlanta based Mrs G M Funk named president designate. Esther Wright and Anne Wagoner of Memphis flying for Holiday Inns International won 500 in the Rebel 600 Air Race from Atlanta to Kentucky Downs State Park noting Wright used 47.3 gallons of fuel vs an estimate of 47.2 and missed the predicted time by one minute with prizes including a four hour aerobatics course plane tires and an emergency locator transmitter plus other gifts Jarret Wagoner 14 accompanied their flight.
John D. Gordon Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will gather at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the residence of Mrs. R. F. Smith located at 220 Park Avenue for a chapter meeting.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Eugene Griffin announce the birth of a daughter Jennifer Holli on October 24 at Archbold Memorial Hospital.
NUMOL has long been endorsed by mothers for temporary relief of nasal congestion from the common cold. It can be used by installation or direct application to chest and throat areas. Available at all drug stores.
A public health appeal notes that hearing loss often goes unrecognized in the young and elderly, leading to loneliness and social withdrawal. It urges early detection with a free electronic hearing test available by call or walk in.
Beltone Hearing Aid Service located at 221 Remington Ave offers hearing aid sales and service. Call 226-9245 for consultations and repairs.
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