High Point Enterprise Staff Roster from 1975
The document lists Randall B. Terry as President and Co-Publisher of The High Point Enterprise with Sek as a byline. It includes D. A. Rawley and David A. Rawley Jr. as Co-Publishers and vice presidents C. H. Lockwood as vice president. Joseph P. Rawley is general manager and Joe Brown is editor for the Saturday, August 16, 1975 issue.
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High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
David A. Rawley JR
C. H. Lockwood
Joseph P. Rawley
Joe Brown
Dog Days Now Lose Rabid Myths and Venomous Fears
The essay explains that Dog Days, once linked to rabid dogs and deadly illnesses, have faded as malaria and yellow fever are controlled. Ponds no longer poison. instead insects breed in water where larvae thrive. Canicula, the Dog Star, is no longer associated with fear and rabies. Dog Days are now simply hot days in early August with cicadas and cricket chorus.
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Canicula
Puff Mags Won’t Be Missed in State News System
The Gastonia Gazette notes that People magazine from the N C Department of Human Resources folded after a failed subscription drive. It served to detail department activities but proved costly. Officials cite government puff PR, with readers totaling 18 000 to 20 000, as unsustainable amid budget cuts. The piece argues state house organs are frills funded by taxpayers and questions who would praise officials if PR staffs vanished.
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People
N.C. Department of Human Resources
Department of Human Resources
America
The
American * Educational League
Illinois
Washington Democrats weigh 1976 paths in backroom sweepstakes
Washington insiders map 1976 race options with Kennedy seen unlikely to run, Jackson and Bayh pursuing momentum, Church urged as reform candidate, Udall and Harris eyed but uncertain, Meany wavering as Wallace trusted to split votes, and SEC chair Garrett named in a conflict of interest tied to First Boston in a long court dispute.
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Washington
Ted ° ‘Kennedy
Kennedy
Henry Jackson
Paign
AFL Ciio
George Meany
Jackson
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Bayh
Mike Feldman
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Florida
Ray Garrett
Securities, and Exchange Commission
Garrett
First
Boston Investment
First Boston
Chris-Craft
Piper Aircraft
SEC
Chris Craft
Boston
Supreme Court
Paul Miller
Miller
Keep Digging The energy ant as conservation symbol
The Federal Energy Administration promotes an energy conservation ant likened to Smokey the Bear. The designer claims the ant yields the best energy return among nature’s creatures, but critics fear the frantic image could echo energy waste. A cat symbol is proposed as a calmer alternative.
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Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Harnds Across The Nation proposal for 4 million hands
The Durham Morning Herald notes Marvin J. Rosenblum proposes a July 4 human chain from Atlantic to Pacific with four feet between participants. It envisions a national Woodstock to show unity but faces routing, eligibility, and feasibility issues including Alaska Hawaii inclusion and electrified barriers. The piece questions widespread agreement to participate.
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Marvin J. Rosenblum
Chicago
Rosenblum
Atlantic
Pacific
Alaska
Hawaii
Crime prevention ideas from police chiefs aired on Meet the Press
Six major city police officials urge practical steps to curb crime. They call for shorter fairer sentences and end to plea bargaining to unclog courts. They push for post crime restitution to victims and programs that offer real job opportunities after rehabilitation.
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Robert D. di Grazia
Boston
Birmingham
James C. Parsons
Making the Piper Pay and the Cost of Regulation
An editorial boxed with 1960s rhetoric argues that federal regulatory overreach harms free enterprise. It cites President Ford, Pearson, and Crane proposals to create efficiencies and compensate victims of bureaucracy. The piece warns regulators risk public funds and small businesses under heavy enforcement.
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Ford
Congress
James B. Pearson
Rep
Kansas
Federal Treasury
Philip M. Crane
Minois
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Randall B. Terry
NEW York Times
Maisma
Gastonia
Gazette
Idaho
Frank
Church
Senate
CIA
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Morris Udall
Arizona
Sen
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Udall
Will Rogers
Noustan
Atlanta Journal
Durham Morning Herald
Rocky Mountains
Utah
Ohio
Chincoteague
Pismo Beach
Charlotte Observer
Holt McPherson Enterprise
Army
Navy
Howard Flieger
U.S. News and World Report
Tain
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