Mrs C H Lockwood and Joe Brown Lead Editorial
Mrs C H Lockwood serves as vice president while Joe Brown edits the publication, shaping the paper's direction and style. The duo co manages editorial content and leadership responsibilities for the newspaper.
Thoughts for Today Christ quotes by Luther text
A religious meditation cites Matthew 11 28 inviting weary souls to find rest in Christ. It recalls Luther’s view of Jesus as life example sacrifice resurrection king intercessor and high priest.
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Christ
Martin Luther
Reform sought for grand jury secrecy and rights in trials
The essay argues grand jury secrecy harms individuals and calls for reform to allow witnesses to have counsel present. It cites Rep. Joshua Eilberg and Attorney General Griffin Bell and notes current proceedings often protect prosecutors more than the public. It urges strengthening individual rights at the judicial process level.
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North Carolina
Congress
American Bar Assn
Joshua Eilberg
Pennsylvania
Britain
Griffin Bell
Worthy
Change Your Name To Mine and the ERA Debate
Editorial discusses whether marriage name changing is legally required. It notes no such law exists but cites practices like birth certificates voter registration and vehicle filings that imply using the husband name. Legal challenges in Hawaii and Alabama show push to allow women to keep or choose a name. The ERA could ease restrictions though broad change seems unlikely.
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Hawaii
Alabama
Hubby
Common Date for Easter Under Global Orthodox Council
A world council of Eastern Orthodox churches plans discussions in two to three years on a universal Easter date. The rare year when Orthodox and Western churches share Easter is noted, with reasons tied to the First Council of Nicaea and Passover timing.
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Siberia
Soviet
Paul Hansen
Europe
Lutheran World Federation
Soviet Union
GOOD MORNING Plant Shrub Damage Advice
Landscape architect Raeford Turner explains winter weather harmed plants and shrubs. He notes lack of prewinter precautions, suggests adequate moisture and mulch to prevent freeze damage, and says hardy plants with protection fared better while leaf burn shows as brown or discolored leaves.
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Raeford Turner
Turner
UNC State University
Plant care and expansion plans feature in local notices
Garden tips discuss HOLT McPHERSON replacements and pruning after a hard winter. Turner advises watering, avoiding fertilization before March 15, and pruning dead limbs. Myrtle Desk Co. announces a 90,000 sq ft expansion with new plants at two sites. High Point High School Class of 1940 reunion notes details of past events and ongoing gatherings led by Everett Miller and others.
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High Point High School
D. P. Whitley
North Carolina
High Point
Guy Lombardo
Woody Herman
Greenville
S.C
Charlie Spivack
Hawaii
HPHS
Everett D. Miller
Mavis
Walker
Causby
Mabel
Hamlet
Underwood
Lillie Mae
Moore
Elderidge
Charles Davis
Charles Edwards
Fred Newby
Geri
Hedrick
Holmes
Margaret
Cheves
Parole Prospects for Watergate Figure Liddy
Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy may gain parole as early as 1981 after a request to commute his 21 year sentence. Carter will decide. The piece notes previous leniency for other Watergate figures and cites letters urging mercy. A separate Chinese fallout section cites EPA failure to warn on radioactive clouds and GAO findings on monitoring gaps.
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Washington
G. Gordon Liddy
Justice Dept
Liddy
George McGovern
Jeb Magruder
Magruder
Central Intelligence Agency
Richard Nixon
Danbury, Conn
Allentown, Pa
Aoe
John Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
John Erlichman
Richard Kleindienst
Yale Law
Dennis E. Curtis
Watergate
Jimmy Carter
Pedigree Attack on Carter Nominee Warnke
The letter questions Paul Warnke’s fitness for CIA director and SALT negotiator roles. It cites Justice Department foreign agent registration for Algeria and links to the World Peace Council, criticizing unilateral disarmament and McGovern campaign ties. It urges senators to oppose his confirmation.
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Theodore Sorensen
Central Intelligence Agency
Paul Warnke
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Justice Departent
Algeria
Radical Center For Defense Information
World Peace Council
United States
Warnke
Letter Responds To Carter Pardon Promises And Re‑Election
The writer replies to T Leppert in The Enterprise about President Carter’s pardon of draft evaders. The letter argues the pardon was a campaign promise raised frequently, including at a veterans’ convention, and notes voters judge leaders by keeping promises.
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T. Leppert
President Carter
Mr. Leppert
Jimmy Carter
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Taylor Street
Southern Railway
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N.H
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American Bar Association
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