Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 16

14 Sat. October 11, 1975 STUDY- Who's Mews Five Win Eagle Scout Badges ''y 1 3 Mfi ML 1 AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH" If Working For The Vote Democratic gubernatorial candidate Cliff Finch cleans tables at a short order stand at the Mississippi State Fair as he continues his "working man's" campaign for the state's highest office. Before putting on his apron, Finch toured the fairgrounds shaking hands with voters. Photo By David Allen FORD AT ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH Five Jackson Scouts have received their Eagle Scout badges in recent ceremonies.

The five include three members of Troop 9 at St. James Episcopal Church Chase Nelson, Rob Lake, and Bob Hamilton, shown with Scoutmaster Dr. Myron Lockey, second from left, in upper photo. Chase is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Nelson; Rob, the son of Dr. and Mrs. Chester Lake and Bob, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton.

Two winning Eagle badges at First Baptist Church were Steve Hawkins, second from left in lower photo with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thad Hawkins, and Doug Parkin, right, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Parkin.

At left is Troop 8 Scoutmaster Bob Denson. Walker Wins Second Medal An Air Force captain from Greenwood, Thomas G. Walker, son of Mrs. R.T. Walker, has received his second Air Force Commendation Medal in recent ceremonies at Vandenberg AFB, Calif.

He was cited for meritorious service while assigned to a combat crew training squadron. A programs support analyst, he now serves with the Space and Missile Center Command. Union President James Hoffa, who disappeared more than two months ago. Asked if he felt there should be a new congressional investigation of organized crime, Ford said that is up to Congress but that "I don't see how any congressional committee can undertake any criminal investigation." Key Democrats on Capitol Hill have said it would be irresponsible for them to set a ceiling on spending for the year starting next Oct. 1 before they receive Ford's new budget in late January.

ADVERTISEMENT Political Announcements This newpapcr li authorized to make the following political announcements for public office, a Indicated, In the General Election. November 4, 1975. (D) Democrat (I) Independent (R) Republican. GOVERNOR Gil Carmichael (R) Cliff Finch (D) LT. GOVERNOR Evelyn Gandy (D) Bill Patrick (R) COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE George Dale (D) Conner Delano Fulton II) Herbert B.

McGuffee, Jr. (R) SECRETARY OF STATE Heber Ladner (D) STATE TREASURER Gray Jackson (R) Ed Pittman (D) STATE AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS W. Hamp King (D) ST. SUPERINTENDENT EDUCATION C.J. Duckworth (I) Charles Holladav CD) CLERK SUPREME COURT Mrs.

Julia H. Kendrick (D) PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER Central District Norman A. Johnson, Jr. (D) HINDS COUNTY SHERIFF J.D. McAdorv Reese Jr.

(I) DISTRICT ATTORNEY Roland C. Lewis (R) Ed Peters (D) CHANCERY CLERK Pete McGee (D) Dick Whitehurst (R) TAX ASSESSOR Paul Howington (R) Lockett L. Peyton (I) David Warrington (D) SENATE District 22 (corresponds to Supv. Dist. 1) Charles Yoste (R) District 22-B (corresponds to Supv.

Dist. 3) Cliff Bingham (I) Doug McCurley (R) District 22-D Ed Ellington (D) R.M. "Bob" Megginson (R) REPRESENTATIVE District 31- Tom Druey (Ri District 31-A George M. Arthur (R) Dick Hall (D) District 31-B Tom Abernethv. Jr.

(R) John Hampton Stennis (D District 31-E G. (Pat) Anderson (D) Jerry L. Brumfield (I) Thomas Bell Patterson (I) Catherine Tye (I) District 31-F Ruth S. Mosley (R) District 31-G Farmer Jim Neal (D) Bob Norman (I) Charles R. Weir (I) District 31-1 Wavne Burkes (Dl SUPERVISOR District 1 Walter L.

Dennis (D) William F. "Bill" Johnson (R) District 2 Jim Brewer (R) Malcolm N. Warren (D) District 5- Herbert Berryhill (D) Robert E. Nations (R) Charlie Wood (I) JUSTICE OF PEACE District 1-Post 1- Evelyn P. Bailey (R) C.B.

"Clarence" Herring, Jr. (D) District 2- Post 1- Frank L. Covington, S. (D) T.A. Vance (I) District 4-Post 2- John Raymond Sistrunk (I) CONSTABLE District 1-Post 2- Dalton Bailey (D) Lewis E.

Cazenave (R) District 3-Post 1- George V. Warren (R) Hershel Wilbourn (D) District 4-Post 1- H.H. (Hack) Brown (I) Post 2- Alex C. (Buddy) Cooper, III (I) Calvin Morris (I) Herbert Sullivan (D) District 5-Post 2- Marvis L. Brown (D) Edmond L.

Spears (I) RANKIN COUNTY CHANCERY CLERK Irl Dean Rhodes (D) NOTE Candidates desiring listing in this column please contact the advertising department or phone 969-3700 for Continued From Page 1 highest incidence, with 21.5 per cent of its homes without complete plumbing facilities. The study shows that 1.4 per cent of Jackson's homes have incomplete plumbing. Although Jackson shows the lowest percentage in Mississippi, in the national study the capital city has one of the highest percentages of homes with inadequate plumbing in the country. Greenville, however, has the lowest median income and the largest percentage of families living in poverty. In.

the national study only two medium size cities have a larger percentage of families living in poverty than Jackson. In the university study, five of the state's largest cities have a higher frequency of poverty level families than Jackson. Approximately 29 per cent of Greenville's families live below the poverty line and the city's median income is $6,300. In Pascagoula, 10 per cent of the families live in poverty and the median income is $9,400, the study shows. Jackson has the state's second highest median income at $8,300 while 17.6 per cent of the families live below the poverty level.

The difference in income between black and white workers also is highest in Greenville, where whites average 2.55 times more thsn blscKs HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL levels in Jackson are the highest in the state while Hattiesburg has more residents with four years of college. Greenville has a smaller percentage of high school or college graduates than the state's eight other cities with more than 25,000 residents. More than 61 per cent of Jackson's residents have attended four years of high school, while in Greenville, only 41 per cent have. In Hattiesburg, nearly 18 per cent of the citizens have attended four years of college while only 9 per cent of the persons in Greenville have. Nearly 17 per cent of Jackson's population has completed four years of college.

THE CRIME RATE in Pascagoula, however, is the highest in the state with 54 reported crimes per 1,000 persons. Jackson has the second highest incidence of reported crimes with 51 per 1,000 persons. And Vicksburg has the lowest number of reported crimes, with 27 per 1,000 persons. Hattiesburg, however, has more reported violent crimes per 1,000 persons than any other city. Jackson leads the field in the number of reported property crimes.

Williams said the information will be used as a "benchmark" against data collected in the 1980 census. "There have been few comparative studies of Mississippi towns, and the only way to fully complete this project is to compare the 1970 data with the 1980 figures to see if there has been any improvement or deterioration in quality of life." THE RANKINGS for the state's largest citieare Gulfport, Jackson, Biloxi, Pascagoula, Hattiesburg, Meridian, Columbus, Vicksburg and Greenville. And the complete listing of the cities between 10,000 and 25,000 personare Tupelo, Oxford, Stark-ville, Corinth, Brookhaven, Cleveland, Moss Point, McComb, Picayune, Laurel, Natchez, Greenwood, Clarksdale, Canton and Yazoo City. Young Lawyers Win Award Continued From Page 1 gan, Ford said he is "not worried about any Democrat or any Republican. "I expect to be nominated and I think my prospects are excellent to get elected," he said.

Ford said he remains opposed to a ban on the manufacture and sale of handguns until "I am convinced that the gun itself is the culprit. In actuality, it is the person who uses the gun who causes the trouble." The President also said he has "full faith" in those carrying out the search for former Teamsters ISRAEL Continued From Page 1 ernment officials signed for the Israelis. Irish U.N. Capt. Patrick McCamm distributed three copies of the three-page document for signing as the sun turned red over the Suez Gulf.

"I would ask you upon receipt of this copy to read it and sign it if you find everything satisfactory," he said in the only official statement of the ceremony. Elisha Roih, field manager of the Israeli Netivei Neft which has been operating the fields, said the Americans had to check the list of what was being turned over with Egyptian authorities in Cairo by U.N. radio before agreeing to sign for the Egyptian government. The Mobil Oil men, looking after the field for Egypt, are to store the oil at Ras Sudr for the General Petroleum Co. of Egypt.

Arab oil workers were still barred from the fields until Nov. 16, Jay Travis III, chairman of the 1974 Law Institute sponsored by the Jackson Young Lawyers Association, reports the Jackson group won a National Award of Achievement at the recent American Bar Association convention in Montreal. The Jackson project took second place in the ABA's national achievement competition. DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN MISSISSIPPI SUNSHINE SHOP 366-1479 3013V2 N. STATE ST.

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Donnell Heads Committee Clyde R. Donnell, president of the Warren County Board of Supervisors, has been named chairman of the Education Committee of the Mississippi Association of Supervisors, succeeding J.S. Harris of Canton, the first to hold the post created in 1974. Donnell announced that the MAS would sponsor workshops on manpower planning, county financing, road administration, revenue sharing, and personnel management. A special workshop will be held Dec.

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