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State House Considers Tree-Cutting Expenses and School Budgeting; Senate Considers State Holiday for Martin Luther King Jr.'S Birthday

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State House Considers Tree-Cutting Expenses and School Budgeting; Senate Considers State Holiday for Martin Luther King Jr.'S BirthdayReporter: Whipkey, JimTitle supplied by cataloger.
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Whipkey, JimWilliams, W.M. (Bill)Holloway, A.W. (Al)Bell, Bob, 1929Patton, E. Earl JrJohnson, Leroy, 1928
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Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection

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Digital Library of Georgia

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  1. Budget
  2. Holidays
  3. Legislation

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