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NAACP
Americus-Sumter County
Branch 5160
Illegals
on SRH board
Community leader fights for
inclusion of Blacks on Sumter Regional Hospital
Authority
As
Sumter Regional Hospital works to rebuild its
tornado-ravaged building, one local leader wants
to make sure it does the right thing this time.
Dr. John Marshall, former local NAACP president,
said he will lead a fight to make sure the
hospital ceases what he calls "discriminatory
practices" of not selecting people on the
Hospital Authority who are responsive to the
needs of Blacks. In the wake of receiving
government and private funding to rebuild,
Marshall also wants better treatment of
patients.
Dispelling rumors that he
is going to close shop and leave town, Dr. John
Marshall says he has no plan to leave Americus.
To support his assertion by hiring additional
staff to carry out his family practice. Pictured
from left are Dr. Marshall; Nikka Harris, lab
tech; Emma Rouland, records; Myra Banks, medical
assistant; Stacy Hubbard, insurance clerk;
Angela Laster, receptionist; and Ericka Wilson,
insurance clerk
Davis disappearance solved
By HILDA MUŅOZ, The Hartford Courant The
body of a middle-aged man found floating in the
Connecticut River was that of 47-year-old Leroy
Davis, police said.
Davis, of Americus, Ga., was reported missing in
Hartford on February 23, police said.
His body was found floating in the Connecticut
River by the owner of a local marina who was
getting ready for a high school crew regatta
that took place later that morning.
Full Story.....
Happy Fathers Day from the staff of the Americus Sumter
Observer.
As
Sumter Regional Hospital works to rebuild its
tornado-ravaged building, one local leader wants
to make sure it does the right thing this time.
Dr. John Marshall, former local NAACP president,
said he will lead a fight to make sure the
hospital ceases what he calls "discriminatory
practices" of not selecting people on the
Hospital Authority who are responsive to the
needs of Blacks. In the wake of receiving
government and private funding to rebuild,
Marshall also wants better treatment of
patients. 
The
body of a middle-aged man found floating in the
Connecticut River was that of 47-year-old Leroy
Davis, police said.