Healing Efforts Underway at Guilford Mental Health Center
Frank Wilson, assistant director of Guilford County Social Services, has taken a temporary post at the Guilford Mental Health Center to help heal staff problems. He emphasizes open dialogue with employees, positive attitudes, and collaboration with citizen groups, aiming to keep families together and focus on prevention. Wilson, born 1929 in Gastonia, has a long public service career across Yadkin and Guilford counties, with past roles in teaching, social services, and church leadership. He began at the center March 1 and seeks to balance firm expectations with supportive leadership.
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Greensboro
Frank Wilson
Dept. of Social Services
Wilson
Guilford County
Yadkin County
Gastonia
Lester L. Wilson
Gaston County
Lillian Maynard
U.S. 421
Yadkinville
Forrest Campbell
Editor's Outlook on Hardship and Energy Policy Shift
In 1848 gold rush lore contrasts with 20th century oil dependence. The editor warns of an energy crisis as Carter plans an energy package likely to lower popularity. He argues there is no gas substitute, urges flexible lifestyles, and notes potential effects on transport, suburbs, and urban growth.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Los Angeles Times
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American River
Klondike
Bonanza
Nome
Carter
Congress
North America
Signal Hill
East Texas
Permian
Grover Cleveland
Hitler
Europe
United States
Stalin
Italy Riots Troubled by Unrest and Suspected Terror Groups
Riots hit Rome Bologna Milan and Turin as students protest broadly against political and social life in Italy. Analysts warn of organized right wing terror infiltrating student movements while authorities ban demonstrations in Rome. Unemployment fears and a stiff economy fuel the turmoil with no clear leader behind the violence.
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Bologna
Milan
Turin
Hamelin
Students’ Movement
Giorgio Amendola
Chile
Paolo Bufalini
Communist Party
Francesco Cossiga
Christian Democrats
Fwe
Peace Corps comeback envisioned by Sam Brown
In Washington, Sam Brown plans to restore the Peace Corps to its former stature after Nixon era cuts. He leads a bid to revitalize volunteer programs, asserting past goals and questioning the original concept of cultural imperialism.
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Washington
NEA
Peace Corps
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Peace Cours
Nixon
Sam Brown
Brown
Southeast Asia
Stae
Colorado
Action
Soviet Debt Strategy and Western Detente Risks
The piece argues that Soviet long term, low interest loans finance purchases of Western goods, creating economic leverage over creditor nations. It claims Russia weaponizes debt to pressure Western Europe and underscores a growing detente that funds vast military buildup.
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Kremlin
Russia
West Germany
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Europe
Pioneer spirit man voices land use clash at Davidson County meeting
Andy L. Rhodes, an 80 plus year old Lexington resident and staunch Republican, appeared before the Davidson County commissioners to condemn land-use planning and crop recommendations from extension agents. He urged officials not to tell landowners what to do, reflecting resistance to zoning and bureaucratic control.
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Phil Speaks
Lexington
Davidson County
Jim Phillips
Phillips
Mr. Rhodes
Commissioners
Andy L. Rhodes
Agricultural Extension Service
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