Guilford County Faces Wide Delegation For General Assembly
The Guilford County delegation emphasizes unity and diverse experience as Democrats seek seven House seats and three Senate seats. Incumbents Frye, Gilmore, Webb, Morgan, and McDaniel plus Seymour and Van Hecke from Greensboro are highlighted for leadership, civic service, and consumer advocacy, with Rachel Gray urged as a Senate replacement for Lynwood Smith. The piece notes potential gaps in unity but positive prospects for informed legislative service.
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Henry Frye
Tom Gilmore
Charlie Webb
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Mark McDaniel
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Jim van Hecke
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Gilt Edge For George Washington Gets Sixth Star
The House Armed Services Committee posthumously awards General George Washington a sixth star to place him above World War II five star generals. The New York Times notes Washington was only named a lieutenant general after leaving office and wouldn’t have approved this honor. The editorial questions the committee’s use of time on this measure.
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Coronation City a GOP conventions preview in Kansas City
The 1976 Republican National Convention will open in Kansas City Missouri at Kemper Arena while ongoing urban renewal draws national attention. Crown Center and new stadiums contrast with historic Pendergast era image as city boasts low debt and tax rates.
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Evrythin
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Hammerstein
Kemper Arena
New York
Fortune
Nation's Business
U.S. News & World Report
Crown Center
Ford
Royals
Kings
Chiefs
Denver
Pentagon Sleuth Tells Of Multiple Leaks In Nixon Probe
W Donald Stewart, head of Stewart Security Services, details a Watergate era effort to discredit Nixon critics. He implicates Sen Church and others in security breaches while noting Sen Stennis's defense of the presidency. The memo, kept in Pentagon files, covers classified herbicide data and office handling lapses.
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Frank Church
D.-Ida
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D.-Ark
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D.-Wash
William Proxmire
D.wis
John Stennis
D.-Miss
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Senate
Mississippi
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Stennis Committee
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Fred Buzhardt
Sen. Church
Southeast Asia
Church
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Department
Central Intelligence Agency
House Intelligence Committee
Jackson
Fulbright
Proxmire
Anniversary Note On A Fine Facility By Holt McPherson
A reflective anniversary column celebrates six years of the Presbyterian Home in High Point praising its care and community. The piece weaves quotes on friendship and Emerson with notes on Friday the 13th myths and a New Times magazine feature on Jimmy Carter in the South. It also covers retirement location trends, British press freedom, and concerns about a proposed non aligned news agency pool.
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Ralph W. Emerson
New Times Magazine
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Robert Sam Anson
Dixie
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Anson
Carter
America
John Seigenthaler
The
Tennessean
Opry
Boys In Grey
India
Delhi
Misconceptions On Mobile Homes In Letter To Editor
A reader responds to a prior letter on housing discrimination, arguing that mobile homes face national and local biases. Census data show about ten million Americans live in mobiles, mainly in the South and West, with most in rural areas due to land costs. Studies challenge myths about residents, showing mobile homes offer ownership and stability, not weakness or transience, and are a viable housing option for many families.
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