Friends, former colleagues remember John C. Anderson
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It’s hard to look around Plainview and find an entity without John C. Anderson’s fingerprints.
He served almost nine full years as Plainview’s mayor but his impact on the city began long before that – and it runs deep.
People who used to work with him describe John C. as one of Plainview’s most prominent movers and shakers of his time. He was a man rarely seen wearing anything other than a suit.
“Everybody looked to John as a leader,” said Mike Fox, current executive director of the Plainview/Hale County Economic Development Corporation.
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and heavy lifting creating the happy days in which baby boomers like me were born and middle-class that gave steps to climb beyond the poverty and pain of war. nchapter 6 was detroit s contribution of the culture and the grown house and immortal moves of bare goredy s motown sound and nudgent and mcfoif and america s pop culture and influenced and if not shaped as much as our taste for wild tires and chrome seats. and america was rocked by the race riots of the 60s and the pollerization and the beginning of the population decloin. chapter eight, detroit utterly