Future of The Temporary Intercity Route in North Carolina
The piece argues that even with a southern new interstate, The Temporary 1-85 will remain vital for traffic. It condemns the old road’s danger and decay, notes improvements to grade crossings and faded signs, and warns against reclassifying it as a secondary road. It calls for continued use and upgrades until the new highway fully replaces it.
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High Point
Thomasville
Lexington
North Carolina
Davidson County
Natural gas supply shifts spark NC winter relief
Raleigh and Washington report North Carolina will receive a larger share of natural gas this winter, reducing feared layoffs. Yet no details explain the source of the extra supply or whether price deregulation is at play, raising questions about motives of energy interests.
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Raleigh
Washington
North Carolina
Vatican II era crisis of authority in Catholic Church
Ten years after Vatican II debates intensify over church reform and openness. Hans Kung challenges papal infallibility and Paul VI's implementation, while bishops note growing secular influence and a shift from isolated Catholic identity toward broader dialogue. Garry Wills assesses both progress and damage as Vatican II reshapes doctrine and practice.
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Church of Rome
Vatican II
George A. Lindback
Yale Divinity School
Hans Kung
Kung
Paul
Vatican
United States
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Moynihan’s blunt diplomacy stirs White House praise
U N Ambassador Moynihan irked Kissinger and cleared House tensions with Cuba and Zionism debates at the U N while earning broad public support. He faced resignation moments before Ford backed him and sent him back to work with renewed vigor. The piece also notes a trend toward charitable giving over Christmas card mailing due to high postage and effort.
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Harry Truman
Harry
United States
U.N
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
White House
Henry Kissinger
Moynihan
State Department
Washington
Ford
Christmas consumer traps warn wary shoppers
A wartime style consumer guide warns shoppers about holiday scams and hidden costs. It urges cash discounts, warns against excessive credit use, and cautions on mail order risks and charity misuses. It notes warranty pitfalls, door to door fundraisers, and safety checks on toys and electrical items.
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Consumers Union
Postal Service
Consumer Advocate Office
Ben Rosenthal
D.N.Y
Nebraska
Senate
Sup
Jaraalt
Mondale
Commission
Alive Doing Well Letter to the Editor Defies Claim
A reader disputes Arthur Kirkman’s assertion that the High Democratic Party in Point is nonexistent. The letter argues the party's strength is shown by recent city and county elections where Democratic nominees defeated Republicans. The author credits excellent candidates and extensive campaign work for the party’s success. The elder statesman tone urges Kirkman to recognize the party’s continued influence and leadership.
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Enterprise
Walter Cronkite
Ann Caster
Max Meeks
High Point
Arthur Kirkman
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National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
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