Toters for All Faces Citywide Trash Plan Test
After months of testing High Point adopts curbside toters with 88 percent support from 2000 residents. Officials tout privacy and litter benefits while projecting possible savings up to 500000, but the ultimate test is actual money saved and long term practicality for the elderly and disabled.
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High Point
Right Man Wrong Job Envisioning L Richardson Preyer
The piece argues Richardson Preyer should not be CIA chief though he has integrity and legal grounding. It lauds his Congress tenure and statesmanlike qualities while noting he has not been offered the post and may not want it. It urges his continued prominence in Congress.
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L. Richardson Preyer
U.S
Oakland Raiders
Central Intelligence Agency
Congressman Preyer
Ted Sorensen
CIA
Watergate
Richardson Preyer
Congress
Capitol Hill
Wintry Weather Lingers As Snow Remains From Earlier Storm
Old timers say long snow cover signals more snow to come. Snow from two weeks ago stayed evident as a new system moved in from the South on Thursday. The day mixed light flurries with bright sun and a shift to warmer weather is hoped to give furnace and utility crews a break.
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Mother Nature
TV's Longform Push Reshapes 1976 77 Season
Variety notes longform dramas and mini series gain traction while traditional sitcoms slip audiences. ABC's Rich Man Poor Man proved ratings success, NBC tests Best Sellers with Captains and the Kings and Once an Eagle. Authors praise TV adaptations. Russell Train warns of ongoing pollution control needs.
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Variety
Public TV
Forsyte
John Galsworthy
Balzac
Henry James
Cbs-Tv
Beacon Hill
Public-Tv
Abc-Tv
Irwin Shaw
ABC
NBCTV
Taylor Caldwell
Anton Myrer
Peter Fischer
TV Guide
The Pottstown Piping Band That Was Never Found
A legendary tale tells of Col. John P. McLousa leading the Pottstown Pipers who vanished after missing a key turn at Fifteenth and Penn during an inaugural parade. Ghostly tunes, snowy streets, and a chorus of in memoriam questions surround the eight member band said to drift through Washington squares and historic venues, never to be located.
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Fifteenth
Penn
Pottstown
John P. McLousa
Pennsylvania
Col. McLousa
Willard
Patent Office
Bartholdi
New Mexico
74Th
Edinburgh
McLousa
Red Cross
General Sherman
15Th
Duke of Roseburgh
Blackmont Forest
F. Street
McPherson Square
Washington Post
Pick Lee
Massachusetts Avenue
Aden
Naval Observatory
Glen Echo
Burning Tree Country Club
Pottsman
Agnew style pardon sought for Maryland governor Mandel
Washington reports that Benton Becker pressed President Ford and Edward Levi to use an Agnew like deal to spare Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel a new corruption trial. Becker urged a plea to a minor offense and resignation, while White House sources say the effort faded after Ford left office. A second fragment notes France freed Abu Daoud after deals with Egypt.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Ford
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Benton Becker
Nixon
Becker
White House
Spiro Agnew
Justice Dept
Agnew
Edward Levi
Phil Buden
Letter to the Enterprise Defends Thomasville Police Over Speaks Column
A letter rebutts Phil Speaks and his Davidson Dateline column claiming police overreaction to two slayings. The writer praises the Thomasville Police Department, condemns distortions, defends officers’ duties, and honors slain colleagues Robert Crawford and Dennis Spinnett while affirming local trust.
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Davidson
Phil Speaks
Mr. Speaks
Supreme Court
Speaks
Enterprise
Davidson County
Uwharrie Mountains
Thomasville
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James J. Kilpatrick
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Republican National Committee
France
Abu Daoud
Daoud
Egypt
Jack Anderson