Blackout Exposes Leadership Gap in Black Communities
In the July blackout, The Amsterdam News urges black leaders to renew inspiration and direct action. It condemns looting, suggests forced labor in the streets for offenders, calls for city reform, fair arrests, and court changes to ensure equal justice for Black New Yorkers.
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Do Not Steal The Bears In The Smokies
The article argues that bears in the Great Smokies are endangered by human demand and poaching. It urges tourists to avoid feeding bears and shops using captive bears, and shoppers to shun bear products. It emphasizes that stopping demand will reduce poaching and restore bears as a wild resource.
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Smokies
Dean warns against erasing regional accents in language use
The article quotes North Carolina State University Dean Carol Dolce urging preservation of linguistic diversity amid increasing push toward uniform speech. She cites North Carolina regions and Louisiana Cajun culture, supports bilingual development, and critiques the idea of a melting pot in favor of a tossed salad metaphor.
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Walter Cronkite
Laws For Lawmen And Their Swift Cruising
A Goldsboro News Argus piece argues law enforcement must follow traffic laws even when racing a crisis. It recalls officers speeding past a newsman to Wilber's barbecue and urges restraint when no emergency exists.
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Julia Preston celebrates 70th wedding anniversary at Presbyterian Home
Julia Preston of the Presbyterian Home marks 70 years of marriage with a luncheon and corsage. The piece highlights her lineage to General Stonewall Jackson and her late husband Randolph Preston, notes her Red Cross work, her move to the Home 15 years ago, and the Home’s growth and community impact on its 27 acre campus.
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High Point
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New York
Florida
Watergate vibes in Dow Consumers nuclear project probe
Federal regulators weigh a multimillion dollar nuclear dispute involving Dow Chemical and Consumers Power. Confidential Dow notes accuse Consumers of blackmail and tampering with witnesses to sway NRC hearings. Consumers denies the charges as investigators prepare a ruling. Myron Cherry’s testimony helped expose key facts amid regulatory tensions.
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Praise for High Point Council on Aging
A letter from a senior recipient thanks the High Point Council on Aging for transportation to medical appointments and pharmacies. It credits Mr. John Conrad and staff for ongoing efforts to assist seniors with limited means.
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