Improving our institutions Otis Johnson Dr. Mark Murphy Carlton Blair Louisa Abott Religion and our future Lester Johnson John Finley Barry Brown Henry and Ethel Delaney Building a better community Tom Kohler Velma McKenzie Evelyn B. Dandy Edward Chisolm Improving the lives of our children Cpl. The answer, of course, lies in finding a healthy balance and sticking with it. How to secure this balance is our problem today. The first need of residents is the peacefulness and security of the evening and nighttime hours to provide a respite from the noisy urban day. Weekends, too, should be quiet.
City government is, in the end, responsible for peacekeeping.
To effect this quiet, our city has tightened up the use of the streets and squares at night. At this point in Savannah's success, more must be done. Late night bars in the residential areas should be controlled. Late night and early morning truck deliveries should be curtailed. The twin problems of parking and congestion have never been properly addressed.