Apollo 14 mission launch and Nixon praise noted
President Nixon watched the Apollo 14 lift off from Cruz Bay as astronaut Shepard, newly back in flight status, and Mitchell prepared to reach the moon. Nixon praised the mission and the astronauts courage while Agnew commented on rising space budgets and forward momentum.
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High Point AM Society Meets Featuring Lester Hamilton Talk
The High Point Chapter of the Administrative Management Society will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday February 3 at the Top of the Mart. Featured speaker is Lester Hamilton director of the Family Service Bureau of High Point who will discuss the office functions. Program chairman is Bert Goodson of Monroe International. Joe Whitney of Madison Throwing Company will discuss The Controller Function.
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Armstrong Cork Sees 1970 Sales Down Amid Labor Strikes
Armstrong Cork Company reports 1970 sales and earnings decline due to weak economy, high costs, and extended strikes. President James H. Binns notes improved 1971 prospects despite a volume drop from 552 million in 1969 to 486 million in 1970 and earnings fall from 31.9 million to about 17.8 million. An extraordinary gain of 1.08 per share in 1969 and lengthy plant stoppages contributed to the downturn.
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Simmons Co Board Backs 2 for 1 Stock Split
Grant G. Simmons Jr announces at April 15 meeting the board recommendations to amend the charter doubling authorized common shares from four million to eight million and to split issued stock 2 for 1. The plan aims to raise the quarterly dividend to 20 cents on the split stock while maintaining a 35 cents regular quarterly dividend payable March 12 to holders of record February 19.
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Riot Strikes East L A Mexican American Section
A Sunday riot in East Los Angeles, a mainly Mexican American district, left one dead and many injured as youths rampaged through the area. Police and sheriffs fired shotguns, tear gas used, 68 arrested, property damage estimated at 200000, and a dawn curfew ordered.
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Episcopalians push liquor by the drink vote and reforms
At the North Carolina Episcopal Diocese convention in Durham delegates backed resolutions calling for repeal of abortion laws and end to capital punishment. They approved local option liquor by the drink, budgets totaling 642324, and a nine division reorganization to decentralize the diocese with 350 delegates from 39 counties. The group urged better treatment for POWs in Vietnam, drug law changes, and reducing punishments in favor of regulation and rehabilitation. A liquor by the drink bill was also proposed in the General Assembly, mirroring a defeated 1969 measure.
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North Carolina teachers seek raises amid stalemate
Dawson criticized the governor and the Advisory Budget Commission for lacking leadership on public education. He noted the NCAE board did not pick a specific sanction but any legal work stoppage by members could occur. Public employees cannot strike in NC, while proposals set starting teacher salaries around 6352 to 7000 dollars with nine to ten month pay spans and sanctions might escalate from alert to broader action.
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Four Men Held In Bank Robbery
Three men wearing ski masks robbed a Wachovia Bank branch in Research Triangle Park and escaped with 6000 to 10000 dollars. Police later detained three men on U S 70 between Durham and Raleigh and brought them back to Durham for questioning. One suspect reportedly brandished a pistol.
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Muskie leads Nixon as new voters tilt results show age gap
A January 16 20 Muskie poll of 1341 likely voters finds Muskie holding 9 to 11 percent in the Deep South while the President's overall lead depends on age. If 18 20 year olds are excluded Muskie trails 43 41 with Wallace at 10. Younger voters favor Muskie and Wallace, while older voters favor the President.
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Nixon forecasts tax limits and economic shifts in 1971
Nixon warns against inflationary spending beyond what tax revenues can sustain in full employment. He notes forces such as a 40 percent rise in housing starts, higher government spending, lower interest rates, and auto industry recovery after the GM strike. Polls show Nixon losing ground with under-30 voters while holding over-50 support, with income brackets shaping the race differently for Muskie and Wallace.
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Canada Size Relative to United States and Others
Britannica notes Canada is 6.6 percent larger than the United States, 17.2 percent larger than Brazil, and ranks second in size to the USSR. The claim reflects publication data and historical comparisons.
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