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Wednesday. Aug. 23, 1995, Houston Times-Journal
Page 8A
Perry could get new apartment complex
By EMILY JOHNSTONE
Times-Journal Staff
An Atlanta developer's plan to
construct a 50-unit apartment
complex lor low to moderate
income households has the back
ing of Perry Housing Authority
Executive Director Robert Brown.
F’.rst Centrum Corp. wants to
purchase land ori Woodlawn Drive
for the project.
The company seeks Georgia
Housing and Finance Authority
tax credits to pay for construction
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NEW GARDENER —«• Cody Walker, son of Larry and
Adrienne Walker of Perry, is the proud recipient of a junior
garden set from Myfer's Farm Supply. Cody, along with about
50 others, entered a Name the Bird Contest at the store to
help store owners decide what to name their mascot Latino
bird. Cody's suggestion and winning name was Malcolm.
With him is Willie Grant, store manager.
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costs.
They are asking the city to pro
vide water and sewer service to
the proposed complex.
Brown said the Housing
Authority would back the plan if
10 of the units would be set aside
for people on the current waiting
list of the Authority.
The applicants would be able to
rent an apartment "for about SISO
for a one bedroom unit. 5175 for a
two bedroom unit and about S2OO
for a three bedroom unit." Brown
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"The Authority supports it."
said Brown. "It would be a benefit
to Perry, it would become a tax
able property for the city and
countv."
Broken AC at Perry
Hospital gets repairs
From Staff Reports
Things have cooled off on the
med surgical floor at Perry
Hospital.
Nadine Weems, administrator
of the facility, said a motor that
"had just worked so hard it finally
burned up and shut down" in an
air conditioning unit Aug. 16 has
been repaired.
Patients in the affected area
were moved to cooler parts of the
hospital.
The Houston County
Emergency Management Area
contacted Robins Air Force Base
about the problem.
Robins responded by sending
GSP Commander gets promotion, transfer
Special to the Times-Journal
Sergeant. First Class Kenny
Hancock/ Post Commander of
Post 15. Georgia State Patrol.
Perry, has been promoted to lieu
tenant.
His new appointment will be
assistant troop commander of
f> Daniel W. Gentry, D.V.M.
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The city has agreed to partici
pate with the cost of installing
utility service, which is necessary
for the company to be able to qual
ify for their loan.
First Centrum Corp. is present
ly building apartment complexes
in Albanv and Augusta.
two portable air conditioning units
to the hospital. "They fed the duct
work into the medical surgical
area. It cooled down so we could
get our folks in." said Weems.
"We had our unit operating
again Friday evening about 6730
p.m.. It was so hot in here, though,
it took awhile for us to cool off. It
was back in full force by Saturday
morning." she added.
The administrator praised the
staff and community for their
patience and help during this time.
"Everyone was wonderful, we had
such good team work from the
community and county."
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. A veteran of 22 years with the
patrol, Hancock and wife Terri,
and their children, will continue to
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General Election Notice
A call is hereby issued to all registered voters of the City of
Warner Robins. GA for a General Municipal Election on Tuesday,
November 7. 1995 the purpose of the Election of three (3) mem
bers of Council being At Large-Council Post 2, District 4-Council
Post 4, and District 6-Council Post 6.
Qualifying for Council Posts will open 8:30 am on September 11,
1995 and continue until closing date September 15, 1995 at 4:30
p.m. Qualifying fee for Council posts is $198.00
The election will be held on Tuesday, November 7,1995 between
the hours of 7 am to 7 pm. The voting precincts are:
• Civic Center - For voters living in District 5
• Northside Senior High School - For voters living in District 6
• Northside Middle School - For voters living in District 4
• Russell Elementary School - For voters living in District 3
• Absentee Ballot Precinct - City Clerk’s Office, 700 Watson
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If necessary, a run-off election will be held on November 21,
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