Four Day Work Week Trial At National Springs In High Point
Karl F. Ockershauser president of National Springs Corp leads a 90 day pilot of a four day week at Blandwood Circle plant starting July 12. Workers log 9 hours daily for four days with 36 hours paid as 40, aiming for stable turnover and maintained productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl F. Ockershauser
High Point
National Springs Corp
National Springs
Blandwood Circle
Ockershauser
Academic Freedom and the Temptation of Orthodoxy
A columnist argues that academic freedom must be balanced with accountability to taxpayers and parents. It critiques elite liberal bias, notes Moynihan's warnings about anti American sentiment, and calls for transparent faculty credentials and responsible teaching within universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moynihan
Harvard
Nixon
Harry Brandon
Oynihan
Washington
America
Faculty Club
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
American Assn
Marx
Arvard
Timothy Leary
Gray
Moynihan
Muskie Faces Temper Tag as Campaign Rolls On
Washington coverage traces the Muskie temper controversy to the senator himself after 1968. Muskie jokes about the label at a staff picnic and dismisses the idea of a bad temper. Lanny Davis discusses youth coalition plans aiming to broaden Muskie support beyond campus crowds nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Republican National Committee
Hubert Humphrey
Muskie
Ed Muskie
Super Star
Dick Stewart
Senator
Abe Lincoln
Miami
White House
Lanny Davis
Youth Coalition
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Charlotte Hosts $500 A Plate GOP Supper
The Republican Party plans $500 a plate Salute to the President dinners in 21 cities on November 9. President Nixon will address all dinners via closed circuit TV and prominent Republicans will attend each event in Charlotte and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charlotte
N. C
Republican Party
Jeremiah Milbank Jr
GOP
Nixon
What Price Leadership in Desegregation and Busing
The piece critiques President Nixon's handling of school desegregation and busing. It argues the administration's stance deepens constitutional strains with the judiciary and Congress, divides the public, and avoids taking decisive action. It notes Supreme Court support for busing, cites Texas and Alabama roles, and warns of long term harm to public life and vulnerable students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Judiciary
Congress
Supreme Court
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Austin
Texas
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Volved
White House
John Tower
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Alabama
George Wallace
United States
Roaming the Piedmont: Gleanings on Retirement and Gender
Collected columns discuss Lt. Frank Pennington planning retirement after years at Thomasville police, a humorous take on identifying gender amid changing dress, a Davidson County fair note with Sept 20 25 dates, and North Carolina livestock feed consumption data from NC State University showing a large corn and soybean shortfall filled by Midwest imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson County Agricultural Office
North Carolina
State University At Raleigh
Everett Nichols
N. C. State University
Midwest
Davidson Dateline Broadcasting Rules Are Changed
The Davidson County Board of Elections may require a new election if rules change. WBUY Lexington refused ads for both sides then offered free time. court rulings now say editorial ads are protected by the First Amendment and broadcasters may limit such ads.
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Lexington
Davidson County
United States Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Broadcasting Magazine
Greeley Hilton
WBUY
Washington
Hilton
Congress
FCC
Thomasville
ABC
Wtnc Radio
Harold Harrison
WTNC
Harrison
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Enterprise
Wisconsin
West Point
82Nd
101St Airborne
Europe
No-Sag Spring Co
Detroit
Davidson Rd
Emerywood Estates
The
Elks Club
Art Richardson
Mn Academic Freedom
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Hawaiian
Kauai
Square
Seattle
UCLA
Isabelle Shelton
North American Newspaper Alliance
Davis
Rennie Davis
Chicago
By Robert Marks
Frank Pennington
Chair City
Frank
Enterprise Building
Enquirer
Davidson
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