Public Service Opportunity for Senior Citizens
Senior citizens over 60 are offered a public service pathway via the Retired Senior Volunteer Program RSV, active nationwide with about 250,000 volunteers. Administered under ACTION, SVP matches volunteers to roles in hospitals, schools, day care centers and community programs, with East Hills County volunteers averaging 1,000 hours monthly.
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Will Cary Leaders Delay Derrick Move
City officials in Cary debate postponing the Derrick relocation project amid unclear funding and ongoing construction concerns. Local stakeholders weigh the impact on transit, safety, and neighborhood disruption as plans stall waiting for a clearer path forward.
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Utility Poles Slow Work On Sheldon
Utility poles project in Sheldon faces delays as crews battle weather and traffic constraints. City officials emphasize safety and older infrastructure, with limited man-hours and coordination needed to complete one lane paving and pole relocation. Local residents await improved power lines and street access, while contractors estimate revised timelines.
Agriculture Developing A Savvy For Politics
Washington reports on a developing political approach within American agriculture. Farmers and officials discuss creating a lobbying effort to influence Congress and a Democratic president, with shifts toward organized activism, hearings, and potential legislation linked to price supports and parity concepts.
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RSS Students Named in Close-Up Plan at Sterlin High
Seven Hoss Sterlin High School students are chosen for the Close-Up program and will visit Washington sights including the Pentagon Capitol White House and nearby memorials. Sponsor Molleinn says the trip costs 9 050 dollars with funds from local sources.
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Americans favor Taft Hartley option to curb coal strike
AP-NBC News poll shows 65 percent of 1600 adults support invoking the Taft Hartley Act to end the 160,000 member United Mine Workers strike. Possible actions include court injunctions, fact finding, or temporary orders. Carter has not ruled out intervention.
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Grand Jury Gets Two Cases Here
A Wyoming county grand jury considers two cases. One involves aggravated robbery and a man named Douglas Lynn Smith bond set under 2900 dollars. The other charges Terry O. Wilson with striking and petty offenses, bound over to the grand jury with a twenty thousand dollar bond.
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