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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1977

Page

8

Constituents Bring Complaints at Thomasville City Hall

Two residents voiced concerns at City Hall in Thomasville on Friday, detailing issues affecting local services and requesting action from city officials. Officials listened and promised follow up.

City Thomasville

Fahd affirms Saudi commitment to OPEC power

Saudi Crown Prince Fahd told Al Sivasseh that Saudi Arabia remains committed to preserving OPEC's strength amid price differences. He noted the December price split, with Saudi and UAE raising by 5 percent while remaining members lift prices 15 percent, and said production boosts to 10 million bpd were never enacted to push others down.

Kuwait Saudi Arabia Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC Fahd Al-Sivasseh United Arab Emirates Uae

Flood victims face housing delays as aid promises clash with reality

Lobata and nearby towns still host hundreds of homeless flood victims amid government pledges of emergency housing. Percy Thomas and neighbors camp on a coal road while awaiting mobile homes and official clearance. Williamson officials fault SBA loans and slow cleanup as debris and displaced residents endure.

Lobata W.va Percy Thomas Red Cross West Virginia Kentucky Virginia Tennessee Thomas

Moscow Subbotnik Aims To Clean City Parks And Streets

Millions of Muscovites join a voluntary labor holiday called Subbotnik across the Soviet Union. Tass reports about 150 million participate in spring cleanup and fund projects like hospitals and schools. Workers, teachers, and office staff spend the day clearing debris and tending flower beds, with street vendors selling snacks along Kutuzovsky Prospekt.

Moscow Tass Subbotnik

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