Sanford’s Campaign Boost With Matching Funds and NC Primary
Terry Sanford takes a leave from Duke University to pursue the Democratic nomination for president. He is certified for matching funds by the Federal Election Commission, eligible for 214050.27, signaling a wider national base. Carter may skip North Carolina primary, leaving Sanford to target Wallace in NC on March 23, a pivotal date for the party’s nominating process.
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Duke University
United States
Sanford
Federal Election Commission
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
North Carolina
Carter
George Wallace
Alabama
T A Wallace
Wallace
Curbing The Sharpies Affects Yard Sale Rules
The piece describes yard sales evolving into unlicensed retail, with goods mixed with stolen items. Winston-Salem enacted an ordinance restricting sales to two per year per location and seven days max, allowing only household items for sale. The city council unanimously approved the measure and notes High Point should consider similar action.
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Twin City
Observance of Epiphany dates across faiths and regions
The Epiphany date varies by tradition with Western churches celebrating on January 6 and Roman Catholics in the U S choosing the Sunday between January 2 and 8 In 1976 the RC Epiphany in the United States fell on January 4 The piece also notes Easter calculation and the Western Wall location and significance.
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Hebichem
United States
Oral Roberts
Oklahoma
United Methodist Church
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Oklahoma Baptist University
Phillips University
Nicaea
Spotlight on KGB spying and CIA abuses censored
Rockefeller Commission reports heavy censorship of a Soviet espionage study, omitting key KGB abuses and the full threat picture. FBI files reveal KGB penetration in the U S, including electronic spying and monitoring of confidential U S calls.
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Rockefeller Commission
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CIA
United States
CLA
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Bel
U.S
White House
Birthplace pride shines from Cleveland County leaders
Enterprise editor emeritus Holt McPherson reflects on Cleveland County Shelby and its people. He recalls Joseph Blanton of the New York Civic Opera, Wesley Memorial’s High Point sanctuary praise, and dramatic courthouse lighting. He highlights governors Gardner and Hoey, notable local figures, and the county’s long tradition of education, hard work, and religious devotion.
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Shelbian
New York Civic Opera
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James B. Duke
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Clyde R. Hoey
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Hoey
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Duke
New York
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Cleveland County
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Washington
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Harry S Truman
U.S
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Faye Webb Gardner
Cleveland
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Thiron
Amzie Dixon
Billy Sunday
Billy Graham
Chicago
Hoy
John W. Suttle
E. B. Lattimore
Old School
Wyan Washburn
Lee B. Weathers
Shelby Daily Star
Kissinger Attacks Israelis as Leaks Reach Fever Pitch
Washington charges Kissinger uses leaks and tailored articles to pressure Israeli leaders. Ford’s harsh letter to Rabin is cited amid claims of internal pressure and Republican concerns that Kissinger harms Ford’s 1978 prospects.
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Russia
Kissinger
Israel
Rabin
Henry Kissinger
Ford
Hitler
France
Desioo
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