Editor Joe Brown Retires Date Unknown
The text identifies Joe Brown as editor with a dated reference to Saturday April 2 1977. No further details are provided about his tenure or successor.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1977
Page
4
Goldsboro Finance Chief Sees Shifting Budget Dependence
Goldsboro Finance Director Bill Dixson told Aldermen at a work session that over half of the city budget now comes from federal and state sources, reducing local funding share and increasing strings and paperwork. He warns this pattern destroys self reliance and self determination as funds are effectively paid with local tax money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Bill Dixson
Captain of Poverty and the HEW Lunch Draw
A Roanoke Times opinion piece criticizes HEW secretary Joseph Califano Jr for privatizing a private office cook and expanding antipoverty programs. The author argues government waste and a new Washington elite, calling the overhead a modern court of Louis XIV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Califano
Cook
Civil Service
Washington, D.C
Washington
Louis XIV
France
Tobacco reform debate tests government crop support role
Bob Bergland's remarks suggesting the tobacco program keeps up to 800,000 farm families off welfare drew sharp questioning at a House Agriculture Committee hearing. Agents urged administrative fixes over legislative changes as crop-year progress limits options, promoting strict grading and allotment checks to reduce leaf glut and aid growers' profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bergland
Jimmy Carter
House Agriculture Committee
Carter
Washington
Bergland
Congress
USDA
Deaf Ears Over Coastal Area Management Act Fight
The piece argues North Carolina lawmakers will not repeal modify or expand the Coastal Area Management Act restricting 20 coastal counties. Beaufort Hyde county officials join other counties seeking repeal but Piedmont Mountain and western legislators resist. The writer predicts a loss despite honest appeals and urges continued effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Beaufort County
Beaufort
Hyde
Piedmont
Inching Toward Union Ties Sparks NC Educator Debate
The Shelby Daily Star comments on Stewart Swofford of Fayetteville and his remarks on collective bargaining. The piece argues the NCAE could drift from opposed union membership to broader labor tactics and urges caution against misused rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Association of Educators
Stewart Swofford
Fayetteville
Associated Press
National Teachers’ Union
Swofford
NCAE
National Education Association
Mr. Swofford
North Carolina
Rugged industry eyes 1977 despite Carter era turmoil
Fur niture Production editor Jack Whaley argues Washington should not aid the furniture industry and predicts intensified political battles, labor and consumer pressures, plus worries over right to work laws and federal controls as 1977 unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Whaley
Furniture Production Magazine
Washington
Monongahela
Carter
Congress
Justice Dept double crossed informer in Mafia case
The piece details how Martin Von Zamft cooperated with U S authorities to arrest New York mob figure Anthony DiLorenzo, but was later jailed despite promises of freedom. It notes the involvement of Atty Gen Edward Levi and Miami U S attorney Robert Rust, and reports on broader governance failures in witness deals and a separate swine flu debacle with vaccine safety questions and lawsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Dept
Martin von Zamft
von Zamft
Inters
von It
Cosa Nostra
Anthony Lawrence DiLorenzo
New York
FBI
DiLorenzo
von Zamitt
England
United States
U.S
Miami
Robert Rust
Justice
Edgar Best
van Zamft
Rust
Gerald Ford
Edward Levi
Levi
General Accounting Office
Mt. Sinai School of Medicine
Henry Waxman
D.calif
Waxman
Paul Rogers
D.-Fla
Health Subcommittee
Rogers
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THE
Goldsboro News-Argus
Dixson
Roanoke Times
Thomas Sowell
American Enterprise Institute
Seventeenth St
Sowell
America
Winston-Salem Sentinel
Washington Daily News
Shelby Daily Star
Holt McPherson
Brazil
Lester Brown
Worldwatch Institute
San Antonio
Bob Richmond
Richmond
High Point Police
Police Department
Senator Soaper
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
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