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Box 1, Folder 4, Document 27
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aK.
pie
CITY OF ATLANTA ex
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS Ps,
800 CITY HALL
TEL, JA. 2-4463 EXT. 321
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
June 27, 1969
°
REPORT
TO: Mr. W.R. Wofford
FROM: W.A. Hewes
RE: Complaint Against Mr. Sidney Konkle
On Wednesday, June 25, 1969, I talked with a lady whe identified
herself ae Mre. Colby, the operator of a beer tavern on Connally Street.
She stated to me that she had called Mr. Konkle on Tuesday, June 22, 1969,
to complain to him about a gas line at hie apartment on Glenwood Avenue,
She further stated that she was not able to contact Mr. Konkle at the
office but that he came by her place of business at approximately 5:05 p.m.
om that day and that he told her that he did not appreciate her meddling in
his affairs and that she should stop this. £ questioned Mr. Konkle regarding
this from two angles. The condition of the apartment and the relationship
with Mra, Colby. He reported to me that there was a leak in the gas line
but the gas had been turned off and that this leak would be fixed before
cool weather necessiates turning the gas back on. Im relation to Mrs. Colby,
he said that he could find no explaxtion for her choosing to call him as he
had never previously met the lady or had any contact with her at all. He
stated that he did not appreciate her meddling in his affairs and told her
eo and aleo requested that she cease from doing so in the future. From other
diseussion with Mrs. Colby, it @eppears that she is very He ag with the City
and Housing Authority generally and the fact that Mr. Konkle is employed by
the City is her wain reason for her dislike for and interest in him,
aK.
pie
CITY OF ATLANTA ex
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS Ps,
800 CITY HALL
TEL, JA. 2-4463 EXT. 321
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
June 27, 1969
°
REPORT
TO: Mr. W.R. Wofford
FROM: W.A. Hewes
RE: Complaint Against Mr. Sidney Konkle
On Wednesday, June 25, 1969, I talked with a lady whe identified
herself ae Mre. Colby, the operator of a beer tavern on Connally Street.
She stated to me that she had called Mr. Konkle on Tuesday, June 22, 1969,
to complain to him about a gas line at hie apartment on Glenwood Avenue,
She further stated that she was not able to contact Mr. Konkle at the
office but that he came by her place of business at approximately 5:05 p.m.
om that day and that he told her that he did not appreciate her meddling in
his affairs and that she should stop this. £ questioned Mr. Konkle regarding
this from two angles. The condition of the apartment and the relationship
with Mra, Colby. He reported to me that there was a leak in the gas line
but the gas had been turned off and that this leak would be fixed before
cool weather necessiates turning the gas back on. Im relation to Mrs. Colby,
he said that he could find no explaxtion for her choosing to call him as he
had never previously met the lady or had any contact with her at all. He
stated that he did not appreciate her meddling in his affairs and told her
eo and aleo requested that she cease from doing so in the future. From other
diseussion with Mrs. Colby, it @eppears that she is very He ag with the City
and Housing Authority generally and the fact that Mr. Konkle is employed by
the City is her wain reason for her dislike for and interest in him,
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