Joe Brown Debuts as Ice Press Editor Monday
The ice era opens with Joe Brown taking the editor role as of Monday December 13 1976. The new editor aims to steer the paper through changing times and reporting.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1976
Page
4
High Point Museum opens with relics of local life
The High Point Museum now presents a personal look at the city’s past through donated items from early residents. Exhibits include antique shoes daguerreotypes a church organ a turn of the century buggy and a dry goods store scene with a stiff clerk offering relatable reminders of life before mass transit and power outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
High Point Museum
John Bauckman
Nuclear Waste Disposal Debate Seeks Solutions for Long Term Storage
Washington reports a broad crisis in handling defensive and civilian nuclear waste with no permanent disposal plan after more than 30 years. Candidates for storage include deep geologic burial in salt beds near Carlsbad New Mexico, ocean floor burial studies, and transmutation, while reprocessing faces regulatory and financial hurdles. Experts warn disposal requires sustained human effort and policy choices beyond technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carlsbad
N.M
Right to Write and Right to Reject in Satire Clash
A conservative writer defends editor Norman Cousins in the Sat urday Review dispute over John Hersey's Inaugural Address piece. He argues Hersey has free expression but no guaranteed publication and notes corporate power and editorial judgment shape print. He credits Cousins with editorial authority to kill an imbalanced piece while acknowledging Hersey's right to express views elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Cousins
John Hersey
Hersey
Ash Cousins
Saturday Review
Cousins
Carter
New Republic
Ersey
Ing
Ford
Washington
Justice Department Faces Split Over Organized Crime Strike Forces
A rift erupts within the Justice Department as strike force chiefs clash with U.S. attorneys over control and guidelines. Thornburgh tightens rules, closes forces in New Orleans and St. Louis, and shifts oversight to local offices, while defenders warn of weakened anti crime efforts. Carter transition teams monitor the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Dept
U.S
Richard Thornburgh
St. Louis
New Orleans
Newark
New York City
Internal Revenue
Donald Alexander
Openele
Michael DeFeo
Los Angeles
Thornburgh
United States
Edward Levi
DeFeo
Carter
William Lynch
Lynch
White House
Capitol Hill
William Hungate
D.-Mo
House Criminal Justice Subcommittee
Jimmy Carter
What To Do With Henry Kissinger A Look At Decompression
Washington writer argues Cyrus Vance should become secretary of state while Henry Kissinger faces private life. The piece jokeingly proposes keeping Air Force One and his Secret Service detail, plus a large State Department office to stay ready for Henry’s potential diplomatic recalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Cyrus Vance
Henry Kissinger
Henry
China
Kissinger
Hong Kong
Carter
Betty Ford
Plains
Soviet Union
Siberia
U.S
United States
Secret Service
New York
Air Force One
Ford
Mr. Kissinger
State Department
Cy Vance
Sri Lanka
Vance
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Joe Brown
Sandra Stencel
United Nations
Dixy Lee Ray
Old Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Nuclear Power
Daniel Ford
Union of Concerned Scientists
Harvey Brooks
Engineering and Applied Physics
Harvard University
The
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
ERDA
Alion
Ae ‘al
Justice Department
Senator Spaper
Art Buchwald
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