Carter Challenges Kissinger on Foreign Policy Leadership
The London Times surveys Mr. Carter's critique of Dr. Kissinger arguing for a morality based, human rights oriented approach. It notes Carter’s preference for dealing with nations individually, potential ambiguity about concrete policy shifts, and a likely presidency marked by consultation and reevaluation rather than quick policy innovations.
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Forsyth adopts new voting system after smooth test
The Forsyth County Board of Elections and county commissioners receive praise for implementing a computer punch card voting system that handled a record turnout efficiently. Voters praised the smooth process, while some left-hand users noted minor alignment issues and privacy concerns were outweighed by progress and planning.
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Gurney Case Seen As Example Of FHA Bribery Scheme
The Miami Herald notes the end of the Gurney case with a full legal review of charges against former U S senator Edward J Gurney. It cites evidence of bribery linked to FHA commitments and describes confessions from a former Miami FHA official and a builder, plus prison for two aides. The piece questions how Washington office use affected the conspiracy and warns do good programs can be misused.
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The Worm Turned in the South Rise Debate
Luther Hodges Jr. told a Nashville conference that the South must modernize labor-intensive industries or lose jobs to cheaper pools of labor elsewhere. He warned of rising wages and a looming job shortage unless new industries create employment locally.
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Advent Refocus Promotes the One Solitary Life
The piece urges reflection on Christmas through the sermon of One Solitary Life and notes Advent and Christmas tree buying trends. It cites Dr. Martin M. Weitz on the Golden Rule, tracing ethical teachings from Thales, Confucius, Buddha to modern faiths, and notes charity drives from non profit lots.
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Court Ruling Opens Political Loophole for Rich Campaigns
The Supreme Court ruling enables wealthy candidates to fund a larger share of their campaigns using personal money. John Heinz is cited for spending over 2 million of his own funds to win a Pennsylvania Senate seat, as other candidates also tap personal reserves. A California case involves corporate consultants converting fees into candidate income. Other notes discuss Carter era U.S.-Soviet tensions and oil price pressures amid OPEC talks.
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Letters to the Editor on I Found It article criticisms
A reader questions local ministers and scribes criticizing a work they are involved in. The letter argues critics would not need I Found It if others did their job and likens the situation to Pharisees. It ends by asking who began the pattern of judging methods of salvation.
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Ledford Football Team Heads to 2A State Semifinals
Ledford students praise the football program after reaching the state semifinals in 2A. Coach and teamwork receive thanks as sophomores prepare to build on the success for 1977.
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