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Forsyth

Town and administrative headquarters of Monroe County, central Georgia; population (1990) 4,300. It is located 35 km/22 mi northwest of Macon. An early railroad town dating from 1834, it has been a centre for cotton ginning, lumber milling, and textile manufactures. It is home to Tift College (1847).
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Byline: Laura May STRICTLY Come Dancing presenter Bruce Forsyth has taken a pay cut - and admitted it was long overdue.
BRUCIE WELCOMES HIS BEEB PAY CUT by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Judge Nigel Gilmour QC jailed Adair for 18 months and praised workman David Forsyth for his publicspirited behaviour.
School laptop robber jailed by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
When PC Watson hit him with a baton to restrain him, Forsyth forced him to the ground, tried to gouge out his eye and bit his wrist hard, prosecutor Jolyon Perks told Teesside Crown Court yesterday.
Eye-gouge man jailed; Three years for attack on officer by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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