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[Naline Binion and Joe Gray]
No full textPhoto of Naline Binion and Joe Gray, class of 1935. Photo taken in 1935: Weatherford, Texas
[Joe Gray and Georgia Layne Martin Potter]
No full textPhoto of Joe Gray and Georgia Layne Martin Potter, Class of 1935. Photo taken in 1935: Weatherford, Texas
Newsworthy. Profile of Joe Gray, acting city manager of Portland.
No full textNewsworthy. Profile of Joe Gray, acting city manager of Portland
[Joe Gray and Mattie Lee Davis Townsend #2]
No full textPhoto of Joe Gray and Mary Lee Davis Townsend, Class of 1935. Photo taken in 1935: Weatherford, Texas
[Joe Gray and Mattie Lee Davis Townsend #1]
No full textPhoto of Joe Gray and Mary Lee Davis Townsend, Class of 1935. Photo taken in 1935: Weatherford, Texas
City piece on Joe Gray, 56, who is Portland\u27s city manager. With his position
No full textCity piece on Joe Gray, 56, who is Portland\u27s city manager. With his position on various issues of local importance, and comparing some of his positions with those of his predecessor, Bob Ganley, who died on Dec. 23, 2000, after serving 14 years at Portland\u27s helm
Joe Gray Taylor to John Flowers Taylor letter, February 4, 1984
Get PDFLetter from Joe Gray Taylor of Lake Charles, Louisiana, to John Flowers Taylor dated February 4, 1984. He reminisces about the town of Mason in Tipton County, Tennessee, and mentions Fourth of July celebrations, Pig Alley, and various families living in the town.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-jgtaylor1/1000/thumbnail.jp
Diverse-City piece on the decision by Joe Gray, Portland\u27s city manager, to hi
No full textDiverse-City piece on the decision by Joe Gray, Portland\u27s city manager, to hire Tim Burton as the city\u27s chief of police. When Burton beat out Anthony Holloway, an African-American, some claimed that Gray didn\u27t follow the city\u27s affirmative action policies. The city council voted to uphold Gray\u27s decision
An exit interview with departing Portland City Manager Joe Gray. He talks abou
No full textAn exit interview with departing Portland City Manager Joe Gray. He talks about being criticized for his lack of visibility, the 9/11 terrorists who flew out of Portland en route to Boston and New York, the Ocean Gateway project, how Portland has changed during his tenure as a public servant, the Portland Public Market, the Model Cities Program, the waterfront, and former city managers
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