Editorial calls close look at local sales tax in Guilford County
High Point Enterprise編集 argues the one percent sales tax may boost revenue but risks higher costs for residents. It notes uneven sharing under the 1969 law, with larger counties subsidizing smaller ones, and urges fairer distribution to avoid hidden property tax shifts.
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Guilford County
General Assembly
Buncombe County
Duplin County
U.S
Ussr
U.S.A
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Ofl
AP News
Soso Pacumia Ae
Point
Oe. Inc
Teacher surplus ends era of openings as shortages ease
The article notes a national teacher surplus with more graduates than jobs. It cites Scarsdale NY superintendent Donald Emory and figures from New York City and Los Angeles, plus projections by NEA and Illinois State University into 1975. It discusses causes, potential gains in education, and possible shifts in teacher militancy.
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Donald Emory
Scarsdale
N. Y
District of Columbia
New York City
Los Angeles
Great Falls
Mont
Storm Lake
Iowa
Moorehead
Minn
Cates
Geli Onto
Oh Socialie
National Education Association
Illinois State University Bureau of Appointments
G. Theodore Mitau
Minnesota
Albert Shanker
New York Teachers Union
Agnew Rushes to Seoul Over Korean War Threat
Vice President Agnew travels to Seoul with plans to modernize South Korea defense amid fears North Korea may exploit South Korea's weakness. The piece notes South Korea's fighting force, underscoring wide gaps in air power and artillery compared to North Korea, and hints at secret figures on firepower.
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Washington
South Korea
Kim Il-sung
Spiro Agnew
Seoul
U. S
Congress
Asia
South Vietnam
U.S
North Korea
Agnew
Ypres
North Korea and South Korea military comparison detailed
The piece contrasts NK forces with SK forces across air, sea, ground power and logistics. NK shows larger missile and naval capabilities, more stockpiled materiel, and stronger wartime production potential. SK relies on U.S. plants, with some shortages and pending build programs for arms.
Moscow trip gives Louis Fisher hopeful view on US USSR sports ties
Louis J. Fisher writes from Moscow about the American Olympic basketball tour, detailing games won against Czechoslovakia and Russia, Soviet conduct, taxi woes, embassy delays, and a final contrast that while sports bridge understanding, the U.S. remains unmatched.
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Moscow
Europe
Louis J. Fisher
United States
U. S
Leningrad
Leningradstrasse
School Bus Safety Under Scrutiny While Safety Record Praised
The National Transportation Safety Board raises concerns about bolting and riveting in bus bodies, contrasting with claims by DOT officials that school buses already offer superior protection. Despite the NTSB critique, authorities cite the bus as having one of the best safety records among transport modes per the National Safety Council.
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National Transportation Safety Board
David Soule
U. S. Department of Transportation
National Safety Council
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Unc-Chapel Hill
North State Telephone Company
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Ethel
Kremlin
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WEA
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C.H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
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