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The item identifies Joe Brown as vice president and editor associated with a publication dated Saturday April 30 1977, noting roles rather than events.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1977
Page
4
The item identifies Joe Brown as vice president and editor associated with a publication dated Saturday April 30 1977, noting roles rather than events.
A Southern Regional Council Task Force report finds the Sunbelt boom largely bypasses rural areas in the South. It cites worse housing illness and illiteracy there and calls rural development an urgent national issue. The piece notes historical poverty and crop subsidies shaping old inequities.
The Taiwan government criticizes President Carter for singling out Russia and the Soviet Union over human rights while overlooking China and the mainland. Shen Chang-huan notes 800 million mainland Chinese lack自由, emigration, travel, or reading foreign journals, calling Beijing the world's largest prison and labor camp.
Rep. Ted Kaplan proposes removing the N C Milk Commission from regulating below cost retail milk sales. The plan argues for free competition to cut prices, boost consumption, and help dairy farmers while potentially reducing regulatory reach amid rising federal supports.
A Washington Star summary reports a mock legal gesture over Secretary Brown's use of the term interoperable in NATO reforms. The UPI dispatch notes the court freed Brown after endorsing restraint on language, while a prosecutor laments perceived linguistic perversion and seeks stricter penalties.
Reader laments Lexington Avenue bottlenecks from Five Points to Westchester. He cites frequent slowdowns, dangerous crossings, and past accidents including fatalities, urging city action and potential storage or double lanes. Ed Mendenhall reports on Fannie Mae ties. Steve Arthur cites Westchester widening ahead of schedule. cancer information workshops planned at Central and Andrews High Schools for senior girls.
Reba Embry of Medical Records at Community General Hospital in Thomasville objects to an April 27 article claiming reinstatement of full Joint Commission accreditation. She notes decades of continuous accreditation, cites prior 1976-77 surveys, defends staff efforts, and urges correction to ensure public accuracy.
Readers discuss two papers on Community General Hospital accreditation with one-year status and required improvements. The letters praise the thorough regional welcome efforts for the Southern Furniture Market in High Point and question towing firm standards and city favoritism.
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