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About Griffin daily news. (Griffin, Ga.) 1924-current | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1977)
kkp VRi *sg, % *a> jPISBb UHte* Flying high COLLEGE CORNER, Ind—This car rocketed into CoUege Corner Junior High School after the driver lost control, plowed through the school yard and hit an embankment, police said. Pamela Watkins, 22, Trotwood, Ohio, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition with cuts and bruises. (AP) Busbee asks Carolina to extradite shrimper ATLANTA (AP) - Georgia Gov. George Busbee Friday asked South Carolina Gov. James Edwards to extradite a man who is charged with vio lating Georgia’s shrimping laws. But a spokesman for Edwards said: “We have not yet received the extradition papers. When we do receive them, we will take a long hard look at the Happy Birthday! in Wendy Wilder Wendy Wilder celebrated her fifth birthday with a party at City Park. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilder of 401 East Mclntosh road. Two cakes, a Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, were served with punch. Favors were given to the children. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Woodward, Scott and Brad Woodward, Mrs. Wanda Ellis, Craig, Paul and Jason Ellis. Mrs. Ginger Goodman, Jina and Dawn Goodman. Mrs. Maxine Bonner, Richie and Ivy Bonner, Mrs. Becky Hollingsworth, Brian Hollingsworth, Mrs. Ann Pierce, Alan Pierce, Mrs. Janice Roberson, Wendy and Chris Roberson, Mrs. Mildred Heaton. Ana Heaton, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Griffin, Mari and Marisa Griffin, Mrs. Nancy Smith, ErsOPFN ■open HOUSE FOR DO-IT-YOURSELFERS Sunday Only! July 17th, 1:00 ■ 6:00 P.M. Jamas B. Williamson, 260 Country Club Rd„ Forsyth, Go. 31029 _ K. ; mmmmrn Taka Exit No. 63 South off of I -75. Watch for Opan House Signs m leading to Country Club Rd. and follow signs I Come on out — inspect a new MILES HOME under construction. See why more and more do-it-yourselters are building their home the time tested MILES WAY. 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Go. 31902 1 ir | Nome , ■ MILES S J 'PWOoOXI Devi Dnoneottne«oc« situation before deciding what actions South Carolina will take. “We will do what we think is proper and in the best interest of the citizen involved,” the spokesman added. James B. Saxon Jr., 29, of Hilton Head, S.C., has been ac cused in Chatham County of six charges including simple bat tery, obstructing an officer, April Smith, Mrs. Freida Maddox, Laura and Beth Maddox. Mrs. Kaye Colwell, Karrie Ann Colwell, Kristie Simpkin, Amy Nix, Chuck Cruse, Guy Hammock, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Carson. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilder (grandparents), Susan Wilder (sister), and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilder (parents) and the honoree. Ashley Lloyd Ashley Lloyd celebrated her first birthday with a party given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Lloyd. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hubbard, Mrs. Robert Lloyd (grandparents of honoree), Terri Hubbard and Amy Lloyd (aunts of honoree), Windy Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Lloyd (parents). shrimping in closed waters and saltwater fishing without a li cense. Both states have claimed rights to the waters in which Saxon was shrimping. Saxon has said he was shrimping in South Carolina waters, but Georgia officials told him he was fishing in waters closed by that state. Georgia’s waters were closed to shrimping earlier this year vhen the white shrimp popu lation was virtually wiped out by the cold winter. But larger, brown shrimp managed to survive in waters off South Carolina, which opened its shrimping season June 16. Part of Georgia’s shrimping waters since have been reopen ed. - jgr Eagle Wayne McKemie, 16, has received the Eagle Scout badge, the highest rank obtainable in the Boy Scouts of America. MeKemie is die son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ed McKemie of 1113 Zebulon road, Griffin. He is a member of Troop 77, Post 4. He holds the God and Country Award and is a Brotherhood member of the Order of the Arrow. He attends the First United Methodist Church in Griffin. Rusk says North Korea ‘not civilized’ ATHENS, Ga. (AP) - For mer U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Friday a U.S. Army helicopter was shot down over North Korea this week be cause the North Koreans “are not civilized.” Three soldiers were killed and a fourth was injured when the helicopter was shot down Thursday after it strayed across the demilitarized zone which separates North and South Korea, authorities said. Jack Nix 7/ I had my life to go over, I doubt seriously I would serve as superintendent ’ ATLANTA (AP) - If he had it to do over again, state school Supt. Jack Nix probably wouldn’t want his job because it takes too much time and pays too little money, he said Friday. “If I had my life to go over, I doubt seriously I would serve as state superintendent,” Nix said of his $35,000-a-year job in testimony before the state Com- SATURDAY, SUNDAY. MONDAY ONLY I y/rrS .*///'.y'/// //a// n/t/wy J I Ik. f~\ / N A p o ” Re, - 5 -“ /^SEI A fW T-SHIRTS '—. J 900 /JRiJ ||\% * \ Our Reg. 2.96 f' ■ mffT | 2 Days 4 1 f\ E«s B H°o n n'. BOY’S WALK SHORTS // / \ Popular tees in a V , : ' 1 santo® nylon 1 w i,nfcll W,,W,,,V ' // \ sizzling array of / Fashion colors. „ AAV l •• ssrNSfijss - ■ A’m ■-».*» Reg - 3 -" ng 7 ton kmt save no K MART Film Developing Fancy Patterns M JIMM/JM _ ll ■ 100 Percent Cotton 1! 'Ulsm extra color prints \l z _ ■ I : from Negatives - Sale Ends Monday 10 •»3S2“' • .. ' mßSam mm ~~rn 7 PC. our jfCC _ #% "C”0R"D" is Mjryw ’&4Du. 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Soldm Auto Dept || ■jgJßgg —.. ■ 1 -- : H I ; 1433 GEORGIA HIGHWAY 16 — WEST, GRIFFIN, GA. »9Kjinia Sporting Goods n/lnoyi pharmacy 228-4912 ftuto. 227-5111 pensation Commission. He said two of his subordi nates — Deputy Supt. Joe Ed wards and Associate Supt. H. Titus Singletary Jr.—make more money than he does be cause their pay is set by the state merit system while his is fixed by law. However, Nix all but said in an interview later that he will seek re-election next year and hinted he may retire after com pleting that term. The Compensation Commis sion is responsible for recom mending salary adjustments for top state officials and legisla tors. The panel has been con ducting hearings to prepare recommendations for the 1978 legislature. Page 5 — Griffin Dally News Saturday/ July 16,1977 “It is ridiculous” for the head frequently works 12 to 14 hours of a department which spends a day, which reduces the almost $1 billion a year to be amount of time he has with his paid $35,000, said Nix, who family and leaves no time to claimed any recommended hold a second job. salary increase “would not , have too much impact on me.” T J h *, sc f h °° 1 I ? u P er ‘ ntend *" t The last pay adjustment for f d 17 *}* tes h « ve f f we , r Nix and most top state officials ? en m thc, u r P ubbc scbools tban was in 1973 Georgia, but pay their top The 56-year-old Nix said he educational official more - I Kmart'ADVERTISED. | MERCHANDISE POLICY | Our firm intention it to have every *N*ftried item fi in nock on our thefvet. It an edvertited item « not rj svailebU lo» puichete due to eny unloreieen ree- g ion. 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