Puppets Oppose Open Meetings Rewrite By City Council
City council members voted unanimously to record opposition to a rewrite of the states Open Meetings Act. They debated minimally, spread misinformation about scope, and approved a letter backing the League of Municipalities stance once a single council member moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Municipalities
League
Cy Brooks
Bob Wells
Carl Stewart
Roy Culler
Guilford
Tocqueville and Carter on America's energy privation
The essay recalls Alexis de Tocqueville's view of American dynamism and notes 1977 as a turning point when finite energy resources forced a national energy policy. It observes public reluctance to privation, hints of congressional resistance, and the need for new energy replacements by 1980 and 1985, reflecting American confidence in better tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis de Tocqueville
America
Jimmy Carter
de Tocqueville
Congress
Webdertel American
Dealony
Food World, Inc
Austerity Appeal From Dr. Adams Urges Simpler Living
Dr. Carlyle Adams calls Reformed Church in America members to hunger relief through meatless days fast days and reduced alcohol and tobacco use plus non food fertilizer use cuts. The piece notes church history and offers a religion Q A column with answers on Stoics Epicureans Primitive Baptists and INRI symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church In
America
Christian Action Commission
Reformed Dutch Protestant Church
Lower Manhattan
Energy policy push calls for centralized national effort
President Carter urges unifying energy policy to replace 50 agencies with a single coordinated program. He emphasizes voluntary citizen sacrifice and national resolve to reach self-sufficiency, framing the issue as a survivals matter amid environmentalist pushback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Letters to the Enterprise junior high teacher defends Northeast school
A Northeast Junior High staff member, who has 15 years there, praises the dual principalship of Heatherly and Singletary as effective. The letter argues discipline has improved, outlines procedures, lauds staff cooperation, and urges ongoing support over public criticism while acknowledging remaining challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Schull
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus
Ohio
High Point Memorial Hospital
James Bowman
High Point College
YMCA
Harry Hauser
High Point Lions Club
Pat Caffey
Presbyterian Home
Charles Phillips Sr
Greensboro
Trinity
Charlotte
Sybil Sanders
Green Street Baptist
Chamber of Commerce
Small Business Committee
Small Business Administration
High Point
Northeast Junior High
Northeast
Heatherly
Singletary
Lillie Jones
Mortimer
Northeast Jr. High
ALC
Alternative Learning Center
ITT Critique in Jack Anderson Column Rejected by Company
ITT challenges a April 19 revisionism claim by Jack Anderson. The firm objects to an Interfaith Center for Corporate Responsibility proposal rejected by shareholders, notes SEC procedures, and cites ITT’s 50 year international growth, patents, and employment gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Anderson
Interfaith Center For Corporate Responsibility
ITT
Interfaith Center
SEC
U.S
U.S. Postal Service
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Philadelphia
Hopewell
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Jesus of Nazareth
King
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High Point Enterprise
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United States Industrial Council
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Napa Distribution Center
Genuine Parts Company
GPC
Mr. Garber
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First Baptist Church
West Lafayette
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Carey W. Carrick
Thomas Carrick
Mary Bain Carrick
Annie Payne Council
A.W. Council
Holt McPherson
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