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I’m glad GBR spoke up for Sam Allen. —Barbara Stratton

Received today on

Truth really needs no defense! -jsq

I’m glad GBR spoke up for Sam Allen. The VDT article falsely stated
that he had changed his mind about VDT support between Tuesday night &
Wednesday when he spoke at the news release.


I was standing beside Sam
when he complemented one reporter after she interviewed him following the
election returns

at the Bd of Elections Tuesday night.
The compliments
were for her individual professionalism only as he stated to her
that he appreciated that she always put exactly what he said in the
paper. I agreed with his statements & complimented her also, because I
have observed her professionalism in other venues & it is a refreshing
change for some of the VDT reporting heritage.


Sam’s Wednesday comments about the VDT not providing balanced

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People say we don’t talk —Sam Allen 8 Nov 2011



Sam Allen demonstrates Valdosta City and Lowndes County
School Boards cooperate, right there at the Board of Elections last night.
As he said, a 4 to 1 victory against 10 to 1 financial odds
proves grassroots organizing works.

It’s OK, to be beat. But to be beat by a one-armed man….

Here’s

the video:




People say we don’t talk —Sam Allen 8 Nov 2011

Victory Celebration,

Vote No for Consolidation, Friends of Valdosta City Schools (FVCS),

Valdosta, Lowndes County, Georgia, 8 Nov 2011.

Videos by George Boston Rhynes for K.V.C.I., the bostongbr on YouTube.

-jsq

Coal-planning Cobb EMC board to meet

Cobb EMC to hold first member meeting since spate of legal problems.
Its current directors still want to build a coal plant in Ben Hill County.

Kim Isaza wrote for MDJonline.com today,

Sides set for first EMC meeting: Date set for Sept. 17, but Cobb Superior court judge must first grant approval



Pending approval from Judge Stephen Schuster, the first meeting of Cobb
EMC members in nearly three years will convene at 10:15 a.m. Sept. 17.

At that meeting, members will decide two issues: whether to allow voting
by mail-in ballots at future elections, and whether to amend the electric
cooperative’s bylaws to limit director compensation to a daily rate
while also prohibiting future directors from being paid retirement
benefits. Previously vested benefits would not be affected.

And look which one the directors really don’t like:

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