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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1971

Page

4

City Hall Urged to Open Hands and Help from Others

Editorial says City Hall should shed jealousy of authority and enlist broader help from citizens and experts. It urges forming a Power Authority and Stadium Authority to finance and guide projects such as the electric utility and a new stadium, arguing this would prevent brownouts and funding shortfalls.

Russell H. Conwell High Point John Thomas City Hall

Return Of A Tradition In Higher Education Costs

Nearly six million U S college students are forced to work while attending due to rising costs. Books clothes room and board tuition loans and summer job shortages pressure families and many low income students. Federal aid totals 154 million this year covering about half the needs per Dr Kenneth L Wooten. The trend reduces campus unrest as a hopeful side effect.

Kenneth L. Wooten National Association of Financial Aid Officers

Rural life and jobs push for a new farm growth plan

The article argues for rural development to curb urban migration. It cites Nixon’s 1971 rural plan aims, Farm Belt plant openings in 1970, farm wage pressures, and rising farm costs. It notes factory jobs attracting farmers and a shrinking farm count, with experts predicting about 500,000 farms ultimately needed.

Thomas Jefferson Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Freeman Nixon Wall Street Journal Iowa South Dakota North Dakota Nebraska Kansas Minnesota East Earl Brugger Monroe Auto Equipment Co Cozad Neb National Advisory Committee On Rural Poverty North Carolina Virginia White House Farm Journal

Nixon Proposal Would Overhaul U S Domestic Government

The newest reorganization plan from President Nixon would fully reshape the domestic government if Congress adopts it. A copy of the plan, still secret, has been seen by officials.

Washington Nixon Congress

Nixon task force maps new federal government structure

The panel led by Roy Ash reviews social and economic aid delivery and proposes a sweeping reorganization across departments. It details four major departments and multiple components, naming agencies such as Health Services, Social Security, Education, and Natural Resources, with a focus on accountability and efficiency.

Litton Industries Roy Ash Congress Muskogee County Okla Pittsburgh White House Nixon

McGovern candidacy and postal shift dominate Midwest notes

In Omaha and Chicago dispatches a delegation highlights Senator George S. McGovern as a candidacy catalyst, praising candor and social justice aims. The piece also notes Illinois officials and shoe box nostalgia sparked by Paul Powell and reports on a regional postmark move to curb costs, replacing local identities with ZIP codes and U S Postal Service branding.

Lady Omaha United Methodist Church Chicago Midwest O’hara Illinois Paul Powell Powell Treasury Department Treasury High Point Greensboro U.S. Postal Service North Carolina Powers That Be Tombstone Ariz Pearlblossom Calif Max N.D O'Hare

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