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Georgia -- Politics and government

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:

Civil Action No. CA-89-06 VAL, January 11, 1989

 Item
Collection number: ca-004-001-005-07
Scope and Contents

The document, dated January 11, 1989, describes the Civil Action case No. CA-89-06 VAL. This is a case formed by Michael David Apperson vs. the City of Valdosta and the Valdosta Police department. Apperson states that both entities are in violation of the Equal Protection and Due Process Causes of the 5th and 14th Amendments.

Dates: January 11, 1989

Folder 10: Georgia Women's Political Caucus, 1982

 File — Box 4, Folder: 10
Collection number: 10
Scope and Contents

Newsletters, memos, and meeting minutes from the Georgia Womens Political Caucus, Valdosta chapter, 1982. Jane Elza was the chapter president,

Dates: 1982

Folder 13: Georgia Women's Political Caucus , 1984 - 1985

 File — Box 4, Folder: 13
Collection number: 13
Scope and Contents

Newsletters, meeting minutes, and clippings from the Valdosta Chapter of the Georgia Women's Political Caucus. 1984-1985.

Dates: 1984 - 1985

Jet: Valdosta, Ga. Elections, May 13, 1985

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Collection number: ca-004-001-005-01
Scope and Contents

The scanned Jet magazine, dated May 13, 1985, details an image of Willie Houseal and Bunnis Williams being sworn into Valdosta City Council with their wives. The description describes the change in voting systems that helped 6 black councilmembers be voted into office.

Dates: May 13, 1985

Letter to Civil Action Participants from Todd Johnson, July 2, 1984

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Collection number: ca-004-001-005-11
Scope and Contents

The letter, dated July 2, 1984, is addressed to the participants of the NAACP et al v. Tillman et al., Civil Action 83-108 VAL. from Todd Johnson. Johnson is updating the Civil Action participants of the opportunity of 6-8 voting districts with 50% of representation in each district from a 65% African American population.

Dates: July 2, 1984

M.E. Thompson Papers

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Collection number: MS-27
Scope and Contents Melvin Thompson, the first person elected to the office of lieutenant governor of Georgia, served as the state's governor in 1947-48. He is best remembered for his fight with Herman Talmadge over the governorship after the death of Governor-elect Eugene Talmadge in 1946. The papers of M.E. Thompson consist primarily of correspondence relating to the Three Governors Controversy and Thompson’s subsequent campaign years.  The major correspondents include Jimmy Carter, Phil Landrum, Herman...
Dates: 1947-1980; Other: Majority of material found in 1947, 1954, 1956