Small Towns Grow Faster Than Cities in Census Report
A Census Bureau study shows nonmetropolitan areas expanding 5.5 percent since 1970 while metropolitan areas rise 3.4 percent. Florida Arizona and southern New Jersey lead growth due to retirees. California growth slows to 4.4 percent. recession and inflation cited as factors.
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Community Q A on license laws and traffic signs
Readers ask about consequences for a driver using a spouse’s car after license loss and legal limits. Highway patrol says no penalty for the owner, but riding or abetting could trigger charges. A North State Telephone spokesman cites mail payment as efficient. outlying deposits are impractical due to cost. Traffic expert explains signs like Slow Children at Play are ineffective. parents must teach street dangers. Green Drive remains one way to curb congestion. two way would strain post office and Municipal Office Building access, reducing accidents but causing delays.
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Ford Stumping in New Hampshire
President Ford campaigned in Nashua New Hampshire urging support for the Feb 24 primary. He highlighted economic discipline and a strong unemployment drop while portraying Ronald Reagan as too controversial for New England, as demonstrators burned an effigy outside Nashua High School.
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Earthquake Aftermath Grim in Guatemala as Deaths Rise
Disaster experts warn famine and epidemics threaten Guatemala after a quake that killed at least 7,375 people, with estimates climbing to 14,000. Ruined roads and fuel shortages hinder relief as communities are leveled and aid reaches the capital by mule and bicycle.
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Guatemala
Amendment on revenue bonds faces voters in Tar Heel primary
North Carolina voters will decide Amendment No. 2 in the March 23 presidential preference primary. The measure would let local governments issue revenue bonds for private industry, a move supporters say is needed to attract high paying, nonpolluting jobs and boost the state’s economic future.
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Raleigh
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Yugoslav Consul Edvin Zdove Fatally Shot in Germany
In Frankfurt a Yugoslav consul Edvin Zdove was killed by two gunmen as he backed his car from a suburban Sachsenhausen garage. Police say suspects unknown but potential links to a group claiming West German attacks on Yugoslav targets. Security to be tightened for Yugoslav mission staff.
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Inside Reading Child Abuse Help School Columns
A town in trouble faces scrutiny as school aid columns highlight child abuse help resources. Officials urge awareness and community support while outlining available programs and reporting contacts. Local educators stress preventive education and reporting obligations to protect students.
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