Postal Pay Increase Signals Broad Government Labor Accord
A landmark agreement grants collective bargaining for government workers and raises postal pay by 6 percent, extending to over 2 million other workers and 3 million in the military. The $2.5 billion yearly cost prompts questions about taxpayer burden and government control amid inflation and potential strikes.
First United Methodist Church Celebrates 75th Anniversary
The First United Methodist Church of High Point marks 75 years since its 1895 start as a Protestant bastion. It shaped city life by producing many mayors and aiding the founding of High Point College. Mergers altered the name, but the congregation endures vigorous and proud as it observes diamond anniversary.
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Sanford's Fair Proposition at Duke Presidency
Former Governor Terry Sanford told Duke University students to accept imperfection in return for fair standards. He urged students to keep expectations balanced and aim for honest, practical goals in university life.
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Terry Sanford
Grammar of Life Sermon on Active Voice and Love
A preacher urges living in present tense and first person grammar to guide moral action. He cites Jesus words Come unto Me Take up the cross and Love God with all, urging daily study of scripture and classical masters to build disciplined religious speech and conduct.
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Nation At Bay By CAPUS WAYNICK
The piece argues public employee strikes threaten safety and government function. It recalls Calvin Coolidge suspending police strikes in 1919 and calls for a fairer nonstrike approach to public worker grievances while preserving public safety.
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Navy probes reporters as Playboy subpoenas rise
Washington Navy officials opened an abortive probe into this column over classified General Dynamics waste and featherbedding on submarine contracts. The Navy halted the inquiry after DOJ pressure, while Playboy pressed a subpoena for notes and tapes. the columnist refused to surrender sources, citing press freedom and the right to non disclosure.
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Witness clashes over First Amendment and jail threats
Dramatic courtroom exchange features Playboy attorney and witness over subpoenas and press rights. The scene includes sharp retorts about the First Amendment while a secret Republican poll notes broad support for anti riot cross state activity laws.
Public Exhibit Opens At Spring Market For Mobile Homes
A model mobile home furnished by SFMA members will be on display at East Green Drive and Centennial Street April 10 16 during market hours as part of Operation Bluesky a joint project with UNC School of Home Economics the Southeastern Mobile Housing Institute and NC State University. The unit moves to Atlanta April 22 23 for the Southeastern Mobile Manufacturer Housing show.
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