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Voter turnout was slightly less Tuesday than the Aug.
10 primary. Final tallies show 4,237 turned out to vote
in the local representatives race Tuesday compared
with 4,450 in the Aug. 10 primary. Summerville voters
at the courthouse, above, trickl!:zin to vote early Tues
day, but the tempo picked up after 5 p.m.
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CRAWFORD
from front page
8,892 residents registered for
Tuesday's election,
Summerville had 1,760
voters l_erticipnt,e. giving
Crawford 924 votes to Gor
don’s 836 to be the final box
insuring the final outcome.
Ironically, the vote tally in
cluding Walker, Dade and
Chattooga gave the incum
bent the same percentage of
victory — 54 percent to 46
percent, :
The three-county total was
Crawford 2,666 votes to Gor
don’s 2,311. b
Crawford’s margin of vic
tory in Dade was 363 votes to
359. In the small portion of
Walker County in the sth
District, voters gave
Crawford 12 votes to
Gordon's six votes.
Crawford collected 175
more votes in the run-off than
he had in the AUfié 10 primary,
while Gordon picked 938 more
votes. /i T
Democratic gubernatorial
victor Harris, who will face
Republican Bob Bell in
November, collected 3,220
votes to Ginn’s 1,016 in Chat
tooga County.
OUTLINES
from front page
Crawford said he foresees
several legislative items affec
ting Chattooga in next year’s
General Assembly.
The state prison appropria
tions for Chattooga will most
likely come up next year,
although Crawg)rd said he’s
“not wild about the idea.””
“I'm not really that wild
about the state prison, but
we're going to have to do
something to get some people
to work — it's kind of an in
dustr{ of last resort,” said
Crawford. “We’'ll continue to
work on that with the
Chamber of Commerce. We're
workiné on trying to get a Na
tional Guard unit here.””
Other issues Crawford said
may arise in the next two
years are the widening of
Hwy. 27 through Chattooga
County and the establishment
of a new state court here.
Crawford said he will work
with the people and
businesses along Hwy. 27 to
ensure that the widening of
Hwy. 27 will not adversely af
fect them. Although no
“‘definite timetable’’ has been
set, Crawford said he thought
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Unit Cost Reports Approved
The Congress has approv
ed a permanent, more com
prehensive mechanism for
tracking cost growth in major
defense acquisition erognmu
as part of the Fiscal Year 1983
Department of Defense
Authorization bill. The
framework for this
mechanism is the system in
troduced bK Senator Sam
Nunn (D-GA) and approved
l}){y the Congress last year. The
ouse-Senate conferees on the
authorization bill agreed to in
morate several features em
ied in a House amendment
authored by Con-gressman
David McCurdy (D-OK).
““The unit cost amendment
has worked well during the
¥ear in which it has been in ef
ect, and the changes made
this year will make it an even
Candidate Blasts Retirement Policy
State Senator Franklin
Sutton, the Republican can
didate for Lt. Governor, called
for an investigation of the
State Retirement Board's ac
tions, specifically into ‘‘in
volunta?' separations’’ over
the last four years.
In a news conference held
at the capitol Aug. 25, Sutton
cited the example of Mrs.
Shirley S’Fence, a member of
Speaker Tom Murphy’s staff
as just one instance of
“favored employee action” in
granting involuntary separa
tions.
Mrs. Spence will retire at
age 42, with retirement
benefits based on more than
46 years of service. During her
first year in retirement she
will receive $17,820. Given the
history of cost of living in
creases, it is not unreasonable
to expect retirees to receive an
annual increase of 6 percent.
At that rate by the time Mrs.
Spence reaches normal retire
ment age of 65, her $17,820
per year will have turned into
more than $64,000 per year,
and will have cost tge retire
ment system and the tax
“it was a sure thing until they
regected widening the road in
C ickamauga Park.”
“I couldn't really give a
timetable on that, it will be
further down the road,” said
Crawford. ; 1
Degending on how the
other legislators in the four
county circuit side, Crawford
said he would support a new
state court, either here or
circuit-wide. “Of course I sup
port it,”” he said. “We've got
to do something.”’
The six-year House
veteran said he is now enter
ing the ‘‘upper-middle level”
of seniority in the House and
will wait and see what the new
level brings him as far as com
mittee appointments.
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| would like to thank all my
family, friends and sup
porters who worked so hard
for me in our sth District
Representative’s race. |
would like to congratulate
my opponent for a very well
run, effective campaign. We
both worked hard and |
respect John Crawford for
~ the effort he put out. | now
~ would like to ask everyone in
- Chattooga County to join
forces and let's work
together to make our county
move forward. Once again to
S family, friends and sup
-1 porters | thank you.
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more effective system for
monitoring the cost of major
weapons systems. We must
get maximum value for every
efense dollar we spend, and
this mechanism can have a
significant impact on that ef
fort,” Senator Nunn said.
‘“The authorization bill
continues as permanent law
the fundamental triggering
mechanism established last
year, requiring certain reports
to Congress when the unit
costs of our major defense ac
quisition programs increase
more than 15 percent over a
baseline cost. If those reports
are not filed in a timely
fashion, no additional funds
may be obligated for the g:o
--gram until the Armed Ser
vices Committees of both
payers more than $837,000.
The brother of one member
of the Retirement Board
retired with 27 years of ser
vice, which was conl?uted at
just over 38 years. He is now
paid $29,980 per {ear, which
18 82 percent of his final
$36,487 salary.
Under the state retirement
system, these people do not
Bay state income tax on their
enefits, they are still eligible
for health insurance which is
subsidized by the state, and
the:{v can go get another job
and not lose a penny of their
benefits.
“It looks like you don’t
need to buy a lottery ticket to
make money, you just need to
work for the state and be well
connected,”’ said Sutton.
The loophole that allowed
these cases of early retirement
is only partially closed. Any
employee of the state whose
employment started before
March 31, 1972 is still eligible
for “involuntary separation’
at the taxpayers expense.
“The spirit of the law was
to provide retirement equally
to all state employees for their
service to the people of this
state and that is just, fair and
honorable. Continuation of
“favored”’ employee actions
could jeopardize the system
for those dedicated state
employees who are not ‘well
connected,” "’ said Senator
Sutton.
“I have tried to bring
government into the open
through ‘sunshine’ legislation
and it is now time to bring the
Employees Retirement
Siystem into the li%ht of day.
If the taxpayers of this state
are expected to bear the finan
cial burden for the actions of
state officials on this board,
then they have every right to
demand to know the basis for
those actions.
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Houses act,”” Nunn added.
The grimnry change incor
?orate into the Nunn
ramework is the requirement
that the program managers of
large acquisition progacms ad
vise their Service retary
bosses at least quarterly of
cost growth in the major com
ponent contracts under these
programs, ‘‘Tracking in
creases in the cost of these
major contracts makes the
oversight system more com
prehensive. This new feature,
which was the essence of the
McCurdy House Amendment,
will give the individuals
ultimately charfed with
managing these arge pro
rams —the ervice
gecret,aries — a closer look at
cost growth,” Nunn observed.
Similar major contract
data will be provided to Con-
Eress when a program
reaches one of the unit cost
growth thresholds. ‘‘This
should give Congress a more
detailed look at the source of
the problem in programs ex
fieriencing cost growth,”’
unn said.
“The product of the con
ference is a more comprehen
sive, focused vehicle for track
ing and monitoring cost
growth in major defense ac
quisition programs. It
establishes a permanent
mechanism in law which I
believe will better equip both
the Congress and the key per
sonnel of the Department of
Defense in making decisions
on these major programs,”’
Nunn concluded.
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DODD TWINS
Sonya and Tonya Dodd,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Dodd of Jamestown,
Ala., celebrated their second
birthday anniversary Aui. 21
Thegi are the giranddaug ters
of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe
Dodd of Jamestown, C.L.
Mobbs of Blanche, Ala., and
NOTICE
G. J. McGRAW
1S NOW WORKING FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY AT
RALPH McGRAW'S BARBER SHOP
104 GEORGIA AVE.
Ms. Arlene Mobbs of Col
linsville, Ala. They are the
Sreat-gnndgarents of Mrs.
on Blalock of léyerly. Mrs.
Gladys Money of Centre, Ala.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Felix Mobbs
of Gaylesville, Ala. They are
the great-great-granddaugh
ters of Mrs. Callie Brannon of
Centre, Ala.
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