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Royal Aluminum
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Alu
minum — a household staple—
once was a status symbol of ro
yalty, according to the Nation
al Georgraphlc Society. Fran
ce’s Crown Prince Imperial, in
an aluminum rattle. The em
peror himself sipped soup from
an aluminum spoon at state
banquets.
In those days, the metal was
a precious curiousity called "sil
ver from clay” that sold for the
equivalent of $545 a pound.
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105 TEARS AFTER
WASHINGTON (DPI)—After
105 years, Congress has taken
steps to repeal legislation
prohibiting the Importing of
Chinese or Japanese nationals
for slave labor.
On the strength of a House
Judiciary Committee report
that "the coolie trade legislation
currently serves no useful
purpose and presents an unne
cessary and disparaging remin
der of the past, the house
approved its repeal Monday and
sent the bill to the Senate.
Chinatown Grows
SAN FRANCISCO OJPI) —The
largest Chinese community in
the western world is located in
San Francisco and centered in
the city’s famous Chinatown.
About 5,000 Chinese immigr
ants settled in the area in 1966,
bringing Chinatown’s population
to 65,000.
SETTLED LAND
More land in the western Uni
ted States was settled during
the last three decades of the 19th
century than in the nation’s en
tire earlier history.
RROENWY JAILED
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI)—
Former Attorney Z.T. Osborn,
who helped defend teamsters
Union president James Hoffa
during a 1962 conspiracy trial,
has begun a three-and-a-half
year prison term for trying to
bribe a Juror.
Osborn, now disbarred, sur
rendered to U.s. marshals
Monday and was taken to a
minimum security unit of the
federal prison at Texarkana,'
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time they are leaving performance of "Marne” in New York.
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LARGEST SETTLEMENT ever awarded by an American
court to a living individual went to James Doolan. 28,
recently, tor personal injuries received as a laborer on
a construction job in Chicago. Doolan. a quadruplegic
VUgfl awarded $696,000 after his neck was fractured and
his spinal cord damaged in a construction accident.
Settlement v.as paid by B. R. Abbot Construction Co.,
general contractor for the job. and Case Foundation Co.
Doolan's employer. Congratulating him is Circuit Court
Judge P. A. Sorrentino, left, whiie Doolan's wife looks
on.
Fairmont High
Father Govern
Speaks At Assembly
By BOBBIE DELANE*
And JULIETTE GATES
Third nine-weeks exams were
given at Fairmont Tuesday,
Wednesday and today. The class
time each day was changed so
students would have time to take
their exams. It was necessary
to omit some classes.
Students were dismissed today
at 3:15 for Easter Holidays.
An Assembly sponsored by the
Griffin High
Six In Race
For President
course in College Algebra, or
English 121, a course in Western
World Literature. A second per
iod class, 8:20-10:30 p.m. will
offer History 251, a course in
American history, Accouting 110,
or Economics 105. Each course
offered is for five hours credit.
New students may take the
College Entrance Examination
Board test Which will be given
at the beginning of the quarter
at Griffin High School. Summer
quarter courses, which may be
of interest to recent graduates,
also will be offered.
This morning the annual Eas
ter program was presented by
the First Methodist Church You
th Choir. The choir sang Peter
son’s Easter Cantata, "Halle
lujah! What a Savior.”
School was dismissed today
for Easter holidays. Students wil
not return until Wednesday. Mar
ch 29. Friday and Monday are
Easter holidays; Tuesday is
an end of the quarter work day
for teachers and a holiday for
students.
By JAN HAMMOCK
With quarter tests under way,
the emphasis this week has been
on scholastic achievement ra
ther than extra-curricular activ
ities.
However, prospective candi
dates for student body president
had to find time in their
to work on their cam
and to ask for signatur
on petitions. Petitions were
to be turned into the Student
Rules Committee by noon
Those meeting the proper qua
Carolee Allen, Danny
Martha Dawn, Howard
Reggie Griffin and Jeff
were announced as can
Tonight at 6 o’clock, registra
for the spring quarter of the
of Georgia Extension
in Griffin will be held.
During the spring quarter clas
will meet at Griffin High
on Mondays and Thurs
A first period class, 6:00
p.m. will offer Math 100, a
Co-Ed-Y clubs was held today.
Our speaker was Father Ray
mond Govern, pastor of Sacred
Heart Church. The band and
glee clubs participated in the
program. Prayer was given by
Henrietta Warner. Barbara De
laney read a poem and Wanda
Head of Co-Ed-Y Gamma Club
introduced the speaker.
Tuesday will be a holiday for
students. Teachers will work on
records and report cards.
Thursday, March 23, 1967 Griffin Daily News
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Candidates
Six Griffin High students have entered the race for
student body president. They are (1-r) Howard
Foster, Danny Clark, Martha Dawn, Reggie Griffin,
Carolee Allen and Jeff Wright. The primary election
will be held April 6. The two top candidates will be
pitted against each other in the general election to be
held April 13.
Spalding Junior High
Quarter Exams
Given This Week
By DARRYL SEGRAVES
Quarter exams began at Spal
ding this week with English and
science being given on Tuesday.
Wednesday, social studies, Sp
anish, home economics, indus
trial arts, reading, and typing
exams were conducted. Today,
math, physical education, and
art tests were given. Tests
were given during a class per
iod. No other tests were given
on the three exam days.
Although this was a week of
hard work for students and tea
chers, they will have a long
weekend. Friday and Monday
are spring holidays for the sc
hool system. Tuesday will be an
end of the quarter holiday for
students and a work day for tea
chers.
Miss Luanne Daniel, a student
at West Georgia College in Car
rollton, will do her student tea-
Social Security
Checks At Age 60
Paid Only To WIdo ws
Disability benefits under So
cial Security can be paid if you
have worked under Social Se
curity at least five years in the
ten years before you became
disabled — and if your disability
is expected to keep you from
doing any substantial work for
at least 12 months.
Q. I am 60 years old. Can I
start receiving my own retire
ment from Social Security now?
C.R., Griffin.
A. No, not on your own record.
The only people who can receive
a check at age 60 are widows
whose husbands had enough
work under Social Security. You
have to be 62 to receive on your
own work record.
Q. My son will be 18 in June.
He will return to school in Sep
tember. Will he get checks lor
the summer? R.A., Griffin.
A. —es. As he will be out of
only three months, the
will continue.
Q. My mother had a private
duty nurse when she was in the
PLEASE DON’T FORGET
TO MAKE YOUR
TAX RETURN AND CLAIM YOUR
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTIONS
BY APRIL 1st
Special exemptions for HOME OWN
ERS 65 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER -
With Income less than $3,000 per year.
THIS SPECIAL EXEMPTION HAS TO
BE CLAIMED EACH YEAR DO
...
NOT LOOSE IT.
Call us or come in if we can be of any
assistance to you.
RUBY C. HILL
Tax Commissioner, Spalding County |
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ching at Spalding for the next
few weeks. She will be teaching
English under the supervision
of Mrs. Henri Wheeless and
world history under Mrs. Sarah
Manley. Miss Daniel is from
Thomaston and will commute
each day.
Joining Miss Daniel in student
teaching at Spalding is Miss
Anna Hand from the Woman's
College of Georgia in Milied
geville. Miss Hand will be su
pervised by Mr. Luther Smith,
Spanish teacher at Spalding.
She will be staying at the resi
dence of Mrs. R. M. Mitchell on
West Poplar street. Miss Hand
is from Decatur.
Tuesday was Appreciation Day
for "Miss Bessie” in Unit II.
Mrs. Davis, who is in charge of
the first aid room at Spalding,
was presented a corsage.
hospital. Will Medicare pay any
of this expense? A.W., Griffin.
A. No. Only normal nursing
service furnished all patients
is covered by Medicare.
Q- I have paid my doctor bills,
but I’m not sure if I have all the
records necessary to claim my
medical insurance. Will you peo
ple at Social Security check
them for me if I bring them to
you? D.B., Griffin.
A. Yes, we will be glad to che
ck your receipts and help you
complete your claim for the
insurance.
If you have a question about
Social Security, send it to t h e
Social Security Office, 435 West
Solomon street, Griffin, Ga. 30-
223. All inquiries must be sign
ed and should include your ad
dress.
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