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reader’s call-in line. However, I
believe the caller should have to
give his or her name, address, and
telephone number for verification
purposes. I have to give that infor
mation at the end of this letter and
I am glad to do so. They will only
publish my name and city.
Ed Corson of the Macon
Telegraph had a call-in line and he
published the name and city of the
caller. It seemed to work just fine.
On Aug. 28, The Herald pub
lished a vicious and insulting lie
about a citizen of Warner Robins
who is just trying to do something
constructive for this city. This lie
was supposedly called in by an
anonymous person.
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This editor has stated that he
would not let anybody be
defamed by anonymous callers.
He also stated that he would pub
lish corrections immediately on
the front page in the right hand
column. So far, he has failed on
both counts. The other three
newspapers do not have clean
hands in this sort of thing by a
long shot.
We have three newspapers in
our area which do not publish this
garbage. They are the Byron
Gazette, the Houston Times-
Journal, and the Leader-Tribune
of Peach County. I commend
them to you.
If we need to say something to
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a public official or a fellow citi
zen, why not try to be open and
honest about it? They will respect
us for it. We might even respect
Study
bodies during this fiscal year.
Meanwhile, if an agreement
between the city and county could
be reached, the fringe area would
extend one mile beyond the city
limits and give Perry some control
in future growth in that area,
according to representatives of the
firm.
During the Aug. 29 meeting,
Worrall said, “We need to protect
the identity of the city. We should
be doing things like we’re doing
tonight, discussing long-range
planning.”
“The good thing that can come
out of this is that it v/ill serve as a
vehicle to initiate dialogue,” he
said.
“It helps us to sit down and
talk,” agreed Stafford.
The study also looks at the sub
ject of annexation, noting that the
city of Perry has not pursued
annexation in a comprehensive
manner in the recent past.”
Ron Neisler, a firm representa
tive, said talk of annexation “stim-
Tribble
judges have allowed the 2nd
Congressional District to be
added to the lawsuit. The 2nd
District runs in a zig zag fashion
from Columbus to Macon and
down to Valdosta.
The end result of the present
redistricting will be the same all
the way down to county and city
governments. The same Justice
Department operating blindly
under the same unconstitutional
law forced counties and cities to
zig zag their district lines with
race the motive.
Once again, when you get right
down to the nuts and bolts of the
issue, the real culprit is the Voting
Rights Act which without a doubt
is unconstitutional. As you know,
only a handful of Southern states
are forced to abide by the law.
Our U.S. Congress needs to tack
le the issue and either vote it out
or make it apply to every state in
the nation, or some state, group,
or who ever needs to file a lawsuit
and bring the biased law before
the Supreme Court.
Meanwhile, don’t fret should
the panel of judges take on the
task of new district lines as we all
could possibly be better served if
they did.
News
(Continued from page 1A)
automobiles, beauty queens,
flags, clowns, horses, the Fair
Bear, and lots more.
To participate, contact
Kiwanians Robert Brown, 987-
5097 or Bill Hafley, 988-8000.
Shrine Club sets fall
barbecue
The Perry Shrine Club will
hold its annual fall barbecue on
Oct. 13, at its Hodges Boulevard
location, next to the Sandman
Motel .
Plates will consist of eight
ounces of pit cooked barbecue,
cole slaw, potato chips, bread and
cookies. Cost per plate will be $4.
(Continued from page 4A)
ourselves a little more.
Gerald M. Reed
Warner Robins
(Continued from page 1A)
ulates a lot of emotion. We want to
be comfortable with whatever
changes we’re fixing to initiate.”
The study sets guidelines for
annexation priorities.
They are, from most desirable
to least desirable: city owned,
vacant, industrial, commercial,
residential, and marginal quality
land, the latter being listed as
flood plains and wetlands.
Industrial areas are noted for
generating more revenue than res
idential areas.
Stafford noted that develop
ments in the county will have
varying levels of service.
‘They have services but don’t
have to pay city taxes,” added
county management services
director Steve Engle.
Neisler said he sees “more and
more counties relying on sales
taxes.”
“You have a lot of tourists
here,” he added, saying a special
option sales tax is a vehicle to
generate more revenue.
(Continued from page 4A)
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