High Point volunteer Ed Price Receives Local Praise
Ed Price, a High Point resident and real estate salesman for White and Wood Realtors, blends community service with a rising career, selling over 1 million dollars in property in 1976. He volunteers with the Boy Scouts, the Salvation Army, YMCA, and various youth programs, while serving on multiple boards and aiding disadvantaged children. Price envisions a future in youth work and values a busy schedule to help him serve better.
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Westchester Key Apts
Wesley Memorial, Methodist Church
Cold Weather Chills North Carolina Town And Sledders Enjoy Snow
The author recalls a cold snap that brings scenic frost on boondocks and a swift snow cover last Monday. Sledders crowd hills as motorists slip and struggle with icy streets while Maj. Stewart Hartley reports police extend patrols and assist stranded drivers.
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Men In Blue
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Thomasville Eyes Alternate Learning Center For Troubled Youths
The Davidson County community weighs an alternate learning center in Thomasville to serve junior and senior high students deemed uncooperative. A full time federally funded teacher with counseling experience would work with delinquents returning from state facilities by July 1, and the project hinges on state or federal funding. If approved, city and county leaders may fund it locally, aiming to reduce later costs to taxpayers and improve outcomes for at risk youths.
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Thomasville
Joe Mitchell
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City Hall
Human Relation Commission
Derwood Honeycutt
Davidson County
Senator Soaper’s TV family viewing hour urged
A columnist mocks a televised family hour by urging viewers to turn off the TV and gather with their own kin. The piece playfully critiques the idea that a single on screen "ingredient" can resolve all troubles.
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Television Land
Editor's Outlook on Climate Cooling and Global Change
An editorial outlines a cautious view that the Northern Hemisphere may be cooling, cites past Ice Ages and recent signs like shorter English growing seasons and Icelandic ice, and questions human response to future climate shifts. It weighs volcanic activity, fossil fuel limits, and moral issues in potential mass movements and policy.
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Wisconsin
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England
Icelandic
U.S
Dead Sea on brink of drying up amid Jordan irrigation
In Tel Aviv the Dead Sea the world’s saltiest lake sits 8 280 feet below sea level as Israel considers linking the Mediterranean by conduit or canal to stabilize water levels. Jordan’s dam building diverts the Jordan River draining 160 million cubic meters annually, dropping the lake level about 15 feet. Prof Eckstein notes rising oil prices make transmed water transfers economically viable for hydroelectric power.
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Bar-Ilan University
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Jews contemplate boycott of France over Munich killer release
New Jersey hosts cancel Paris Israel tour after France frees Abu Daoud the Munich attacker. Pioneer Women and American Jewish Congress suspend France tours while radio and activists urge broader action though umbrella groups hold off. Critics fear a rising wave of spontaneous measures and lasting impact on Jewish-German-French ties.
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