Budget operation on Washington budget cartoon
A 1971 Los Angeles Times cartoon depicts Administration surgeons operating on the federal budget. They joke about cutting military, SST, ABM, housing, education, science, and medical research, grafting pieces to other parts, ending with a fatter budget. Nixon waits in the room.
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Washington
Administration
Richard Nixon
Archdale Introduces Its First City License Tags
Archdale residents will soon buy city license plates for the first time after incorporation last year. The new tags bring an added expense and a recall of the lines, forms, and non acceptance of checks as residents visit offices during the annual tag period.
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Archdale
High Point to Build Local Cardiac Care Unit
Dr Ronald L Cox urged High Point Kiwanis to back a local high capability cardiac care unit at High Point Memorial Hospital to bring treatment within two hours of onset. He noted fewer patients reach Duke Hospital's myocardial infarction unit and stressed staff training and electronic monitoring as key, with emphasis on self care and risk factors.
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High Point
Ronald L. Cox
High Point Kiwanis Club
High Point Memorial Hospital
Cox
Army “Hospital
Frankfort
Germany
Klwanis
Robert K. Arthur
W. 8. Petera
Angus’ M. Douglass
Henry A. Foscue
Leo Heer
Danny Hare
J. Donald Sams
Man shot by off duty officer at Clara Cox Apartments
Tyron Allen of Clara Cox Apartments was shot in the upper chest Friday night after attacking Officer J B Crosby with a butcher knife. Allen listed in satisfactory condition at High Point Memorial Hospital. Crosby, off duty, took the shotgun from Allen. A warrant charged Allen with assault with a deadly weapon. Officer W R Thomas was cut, needing 17 stitches, while arresting Gene L Turner for disturbing the peace. Five youths were arrested for a break in at the 7 Day Mart on E Russell Street and for a related restaurant entry. Additional shoplifting arrests and thefts reported, including bicycle and battery thefts, plus several other Friday arrests for trespassing, assault with a deadly weapon, and DWI.
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Tyron Allen
Clara Cox Apartments
J. B Crosby
High Point Memorial’ Hospital
Crosby
Allen
W. R. Thomas
Thomas
Gene L. Turner
Brockett Street
Turner
Greensboro Delegation Sees Pulverizer Trash Machines
A High Point Guilford delegation, with Guilford County officials, toured Mobile Alabama and Albuquerque New Mexico to inspect pulverizing trash units. They learned the devices reduce garbage to dust like material, cut storage space, and may produce bricks or erosion barriers, with no odor and no methane.
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Greensboro
High Point
Guilford County
Suthwest
James Rickards
John Witherspoon
Mobile
Ala
Albuquerque
N. M
Rickards
Eidal, International Corp
Wisconsin
Richards
James Shelton
Carl Wills
Owen Braughter
Percy Seara
Richard Maxwell
Robert Shaw
Jim Melvin
Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
Five Sentenced in Sherman District Court
One man waived preliminary hearing on a possession of stolen property case linked to a Ballinger Sporting Goods break in. Alfred Baldwin received 18 months for larceny of a hubcap and Charles Hopkins got six months for assault with a deadly weapon. Five others, plus a man bound over to superior court, received active sentences for public drunkenness, disturbing the peace, or related offenses.
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Sherman Tyrone James
Olga
Meredith Streets
James
Ballinger Sporting Goods
E. Washington Street
Alfred Baldwin
Fern Street
Charles Hopkins
Thomasville
City School Menus Include Weekly Lunch Choices
Elementary and junior high menus list daily mains sides and drinks. Items include hot dogs, pork loaf, beef stew, spaghetti, fish sticks, hamburgers, baked beans, coleslaw, corn, green peas, mashed potatoes, fruit and dessert options with milk. Some days feature pizza and assorted vegetables.
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Piedmont Pizzas
Bowles Proposes Environmental Constitutional Amendment
North Carolina Senator Bowles plans a constitutional amendment to require environmental protection and conservation as state public policy. If approved, the measure could go to voters in the 1972 general election, amid Bowles possible gubernatorial ambitions and a broader push for pollution abatement, land protection, and water resource regulation.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Hargrove Bowles Jr
Guilford
Bowles
General Assembly
Boyles c
Lielny
Greensboro
C&d
Roy Sowers
Skipper
Terry ‘Sanford
Conservation and Development Department
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Eddie Lee Wilbanks
Newland Street
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Westover Drive
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Idol Drive
James Everette Wright
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Frank Williams
Gordy Street
Billy Stanley
Winston-Salam
Richard Jones
Rt. 2
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Willie Mack
Brooks Street
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