If All We Had To Worry About Was The Criminals
The piece argues the crime problem extends beyond criminals to fences, crooked cops, and failing justice systems. It cites Locking doors, car theft, and burglary as part of a broader social issue. The author asserts a broader fear beyond the criminals themselves.
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Inflation Watch: Wage Hikes Push Coal Prices Higher
The Pay Board approved a 15 percent first year gain for coal miners, sparking demands from operators for a 55 cent per ton coal price rise and potential $1 per ton in later years. Inflation spreads as Phase Two of stabilization drags on, with many firms seeking price increases to cover higher costs. The pattern shows higher wages and costs feeding prices, prolonging the inflation battle.
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Champs Yet Open Letter Praises High Point Central and Andrews
An open letter from J. B. Gibson to Roy Boyles and Bob Boswell lauds the High Point Central and Andrews high school football teams. It notes they played like champions this season, though they did not seal every finale, and warns that the Bison and Red Raiders will be formidable next year.
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Poland Eyes Improvement After unrest and shortages
London reports on Poland under Edward Gierek as the Sixth Party Congress opens in Warsaw with promises to raise real wages 18 percent and expand consumption while facing food shortages. Gov't aims to boost production 50 percent by 1975, curb censorship, and encourage private farming, amid meat and grain imports and public skepticism about reform.
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Congress Mail Takes Precedence Over Poverty Work
A Washington memo by anti poverty czar Philip Sanchez declares congressional mail response as the top agency priority. The piece notes massive mail volumes to the Pentagon and HEW and critiques the routine nature of replies. It also covers Elliott Richardson's push for direct phone apologies and a separate incident involving Jeff Donfeld and Dr Judianne Densen Gerber at Estes Park.
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Cardiac care funding boosts High Point Memorials program
Selected that Duke Endowment gave 100000 dollars to the Cardiac Care Unit at High Point Memorial Hospital, enabling a computerized heart catheterization facility. Dr. Rian Cox spearheads support from Model Cities, with two similar units nationwide, as the hospital expands under a non tax funded model.
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Guilford
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