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Page 16 — Griffin Daily News Thursday, August 18,1977 newsj Order forbids rock concert ADEL, Ga. (AP) — Superior Court Judge Jack Knight upheld a restraining order Wednesday forbidding a rock concert scheduled for this weekend. Knight upheld a temporary restraining order, and a county commission resolution requiring a permit for a gathering of more than 2,000 persons. Southern Jam Inc., which wanted to hold the concert Sunday just north of Lenox, off Interstate 75, had challenged the temporary restraining order and the resolution. fl po lyethe lene Your Choice! I 0 V\ I 3” 2X4 STUD I \ 'kr - 8*- . I 10x25-11. roll for 100's of I I /> wrapping and protec- VT 11 ting purposes! Regular jrrt R€7j PFI 11 /'-\ 1 I) Ln FIBERGLASS _ C /^ PANE I« 59 C M IhßSßwSkilwSSm vn * ,ACH bl V I | Your choice of these handy-to- ' 7/ ' f L ■ vVI I have around boards, at Green- // t/l- I II V- MPJwjMmI.V-. X 26X 72-inch corrugated Harris' lOW/ | ow prjces! 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Langford said hearings will be held Sept. 12 for two men accused in the slaying of Ray City Police Chief Ed Giddens. The men, Henry Wills and Larry Donnell Fleming, both of Moultrie, were indicted for murder for the second time Monday in the slaying. Giddens was shot to death in February, 1976. Don Fleming has been convicted of murder and sen tenced to die in the case. Maryland woman killed GRANTVILLE, Ga. (AP) — A Maryland woman and one of her sons were killed Wednesday when the car they were in collided with a parked truck on Interstate 85 just north of here Wednesday, officials said. Authorities said the dead were Marie Langford, 38, and John Langford, 13, of Oxon Hill, Md. Mrs. Langford’s 15-year-old son, Kyle, was hospitalized. Father Lou Walters, 81, the father of television’s Barbara Walters and former partner in New York’s Latin Quarter, a famed nightspot, died in Miami, Fla. Walters had retired in 1969 a dozen years after he sold his share in the nightclub to his partner, theater owner E.M. Lowe. (AP) f 1 State surplus at $64-million ATLANTA (AP) — The lead ership of Georgia’s House of < Representatives is mulling over i a $64 million question: what to i do with the state’s surplus. Georgia ended fiscal 1977 with a surplus of $64 million because tax collections were $55 million 1 above estimates and $9.4 , million in money appropriated by the legislature was not spent. ] The legislature must decide | how to spend the money, and i House Speaker Tom Murphy < says one leading possibility is i using the money to help moder- I ate income families pay as tronomical medical costs. i “We’ve got to do something I for the ‘medically indigent’ per- < son,” said Murphy, D-Bremen. > “Medicaid takes care of medi cal bills for the poor and medi- ‘ care does it for the aged, but nobody is taking care of the medically indigent.” He said the House leadership also is considering using the funds to subsidize regional hos pitals. ‘ Among the other proposals: a pay raise for teachers, ex panded programs for the handi capped, and paying cash for construction projects now scheduled to be financed by bonds. i Financing with bonds — bor rowed money — often means taxpayers pay about $2 in prin cipal and interest for every $1 ’ worth of bonds.
