Federal spending critique labels insert a costly transit report
An eight page Sunday insert on federally funded High Point Thomasville Jamestown and Archdale transportation projects cost about 1600 to publish. The piece showcased seven maps a project list routes and traffic counts compiled by the High Point Planning Dept with 10 groups including federal agencies. The editor calls the 1975 dated report a waste yet necessary per federal requirements to secure funds for streets and mass transit.
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United States
High Point
The
Enterprise
Thomasville
Jamestown
Archdale
Planning Dept
Jerry Yarborough
Social Security Faces Deficit Amid Growing Payouts
An analysis notes a 4.5 billion dollar annual gap between Social Security income and outlays, risking trust fund depletion in the early 1980s. Suggestions include raising the wage base, cutting automatic benefit increases, or both, with emphasis on politically feasible reforms.
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Carter
Jimmy Carter
Labor's 1977 Focus: Jobs, Contracts and Taft-Hartley Debates
Labor eyes 1977 as a year of opportunity with Carter’s election boosting access. Key talks include 1977 contract expirations in steel, oil, aluminum, cans, telecom, rail, coal, and auto. Aims feature full employment, higher minimum wage, and repeal or amendment of Taft Hartley Section 14b.
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Jimmy Carter
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Carter
Daet Tin
Aed Bee Wurf
Gambia
Havethans
United Steelworkers
Experimen
Tal
I. W. Abel
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Washington
Grogress
Kissinger withholds tapes from Library of Congress
Henry Kissinger plans to donate most papers but withholds verbatim transcripts of telephone conversations stored on a Rockefeller estate safe. A State Dept opinion labeled the secretarial notes as personal, while aides copied talks for memoirs. all tapes were reportedly destroyed.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Library of Congress
Nelson Rockefeller
Kissinger
State Dept. Legal Office
State Dept
Peter Rodman
Global Cooling Trend Prompts Shifts in Lifestyles
The article notes a hemispheric cooling trend supported by CIA findings and climatology studies. It cites a warm cycle ending around two decades ago, with the Northern Hemisphere growing colder and migration toward the sun belt increasing. Energy substitutes and weather-adaptive industry changes are anticipated as cold patterns continue.
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CIA
Sun Belt
Weather warnings and local obituaries mark Jamestown notice
A column blends climate musings with local history. It notes a predicted colder December and potential shifts in weather patterns, then reports the demolition of historic Dr J E Foscue home for a new Post Office, detailing its medical legacy and residents. Legacy gifts to area institutions are listed, along with business and directory updates for High Point and Thomasville.
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Jesse Johnson
Foscue
Greensboro
High Point
David Armfield
Jamestown
Thomasville
Letter to the Editor Advocates Mammography Safety
Dr C L Gray argues that mammography is proven safe and effective for early breast cancer detection. He notes past higher radiation risks and states no reports link mammographic exams to cancer, urging women 35 and older to consider baseline breast films as a precaution.
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Stanley Baldwin
Planning Department
Treasury
William E. Simon
Congress
Labor
White House
California
Arawatz Mountains
Kelso Dunes
Bureau of Land Management
Mojave Basin
BLM
Ed Hastey
Terri Mendenhall
Mee
Ment Empice
Senator Soaper
Britain
Amestown
Dwight Davis
Raleigh
Kathleen
Ralph W. Slate
Southern Market Center
James
Phillips-Davis
Phillips-Foscue Corporation
Aece
High Point Memorial Hospital
Pat Brown
John Idol
C. T. Ingram Jr
Maryfield Acres
Arden Aa
George W
Nancy) Lyles
Bassett Furniture Industries
Saes
David Dowdy
N. Man
Ae Street
Mann
National Cancer Institute
Tuberculosis
Upstate
New York
C. L.gray
M.D
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