Thoughts for Today from scripture and Victor Hugo
A compact devotional note presents two quotes about courage and faith. The first from Joshua 1 9 urges strength and fearlessness, asserting God is with you. The second attributed to Victor Hugo counsels enduring sorrow with patience and finishing daily tasks, resting in the sense that God remains awake.
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Victor Hugo
North Carolina chief urges speedy trials to curb crime
State Bureau of Investigation Director Charles Dunn presses for a bill requiring trials within 90 to 120 days of indictment to restore balance toward victims. He notes delays allow recidivist criminals and drug pushers to reoffend while free on bond, hurting justice and memory of witnesses.
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North Carolina
State Bureau of Investigation
Charles Dunn
Dunn
Sam Ervin
Raleigh
General Assembly
High Point Gains From Civic Service League Grants
The Civic Service High Point area benefits greatly from more than seventy thousand dollars invested by the Junior League over the past decade. Grants included twenty five thousand for Haley House restoration, twenty thousand for Community Planning Council, sixteen thousand for Volunteer Action Center, six thousand for Environmental Action Center, and three thousand for High Point Council on Aging, all aiding local programs and community self help.
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High Point
Junior League
Haley
Environmental Action Center
High Point Council On Aging
How To Harness Spiro Agnew in Nocuous Government Return
Pennsylvania Governor Milton Shapp urged President Ford to lure former Vice President Spiro Agnew into a harmless government post. He warned Agnew’s return could limit damage to the nation as Agnew faced questions over alleged high finance dealings with Arab interests and a Saudi money link to a Kentucky coal venture. The piece likens reentry to placing a panther among pussycats after viewing a TV report on government spending.
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Pennsylvania
Spiro Agnew
U. S
Agnew
Kentucky
Milton Shapp
Ford
Consumer Power and the Push for a Federal Protection Agency
The 1970s consumer rights push seeks a federal Consumer Protection Agency to monitor regulators, gather information, and appeal agency rulings. Critics warn of regulatory overreach, while advocates argue for an independent watchdog to curb price gouging, shoddy goods, and complex markets amid inflation and recession.
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Consumer Protection Agency
House
Government Operations Committee
CPA
Ralph Nader
Nader
Executive Branch
Dossiers on the Innocent Expose Government Snooping Across Agencies
The piece argues FBI CIA Secret Service NSA and armed forces kept files on prominent Americans who committed no crimes. It cites Ford Albert Reuss and others with surveillance on family members, sexual histories and private matters, noting cross-agency sharing and a push to testify before a Senate committee.
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FRE
CIA
Secret Service
National Security Agency
Internal Revenue Service
Armed Forces
FBI
Gerald Ford
White House
AVCO
Rock Hudson
Marlon Brando
Paul Newman
Zero Maestel
Jane Fonda
San Quentin
Joe Namath
Eartha Kitt
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Groucho Marx
Nixon
Tony Randall
Lyndon Johnson
Muhammad Ali
Cassius Clay
Louis
Joe
Fbis
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Navy
Air Force
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Senate Committee
Congress
Vito Marcantoni
Ind.-N.y
Roland Libonati
D-Ill
Cornelius Gallagher
D-N.j
Peter Frelinghuysen
R-N.j
Jamestown High School legacy sparked by 1915 building fire
Mrs E J Coltrane gifted Peter Doubs Bible to Wesley Memorials Historical Room igniting memories of Jamestowns defining school era. The 1915 frame structure rose after a fire, funded by local leaders Dr Coltrane and J E Foscue with community help from Guilford County, farmers, and families like Cooks and Wileys. The school drew 300 students from surrounding areas and featured two dormitories until the blaze.
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E. J. Coltrane
Peter Doub
Wesley Memorial Church
Jamestown
Jamestown United Methodist Church
Guilford
Monticello
Pleasant Garden
Coltrane
J. E. Foscue
Cooks
Smiths
Wileys
Ragsdales
Foscues
Armfields
Gordons
Charlie and
Guy Phillips
Raymond
Orvie Hayworth
Hervie Williard
Williard
George A. Covington
High Point High School
High Point
High Point College
Roanoke Rapids
Jamestown School
Brevard Institute
George Johnson
Letter on the blue law and seven day work week
A High Point reader rebukes a prior editorial stance on church state separation and warns residents to attend the February 3 public hearing on repealing the blue law. The letter argues the majority opposes a seven day work week and urges citizens to press council members before the deadline.
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Enterprise
High Point
Forrest Cates
Cates
Supreme Court of the United States
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