North Carolina Shakespeare Festival opens in High Point
The North Carolina Shakespeare Festival debuts in High Point marking a new era for the city as an arts hub. Founders Mark Woods and Stuart Brooks praise local support and anticipate ongoing seasons with professional performers and broad community involvement.
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High Point
North Carolina
Mark Woods
Stuart Brooks
NCSF
Woods
Brooks
Hidden 13-Cent Postage Rate Means Higher Bills
The piece argues that maintaining a 13 cent citizen rate while raising other classes to 16 cents hides the tax rise. It cites surveys and quotes Postal Service officials noting efficiency gains and a $1.65 billion deficit reduction plan, with possible Saturday delivery cuts to follow.
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Fanny
Jimmy Carter
Postal Service
Charles Wilson
California
Benjamin F. Bailor
Carter Schmidt meeting boosts US West Germany ties
Carter and Schmidt attended a London summit with positive signals for US West Germany relations. Bonn will honor its Brazil nuclear deal but will curb sensitive nuclear exports, while both leaders seek inflation control and economic recovery. Die Welt praised an enterprise wind over the Atlantic boosting confidence.
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Carter
Helmut Schmidt
London
Schmidt
Gerald R. Ford
United States
Jimmy
Bonn
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Germany
Brazil
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
France
Germany
Die Welt
Atlantic
Washington
FBI Accuses Andrew Young of Pressure on Prison Transfer
The FBI questioned United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young over alleged improper pressure to secure favors for Michael Thevis, a convicted crime figure. The piece notes no evidence of wrongdoing by Young and cites conflicting statements from FBI and U.S. Attorney officials while detailing Thevis' case and former staff interventions.
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FBI
Andrew Young
Washington
United Nations
Young
Michael George Thevis
Justice Department
Thevis
Steven Ludwick
U.S. Attorney's Office
Atlanta
Ludwick
Julius Hollis
Martin Luther King, Jr
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Dr. King
Young-Thevis
Underworld
Terre Haute
Ind
Lexington
Bureau of Prisons
Hollis
James J. Dunn
U.S
John Stokes
Solar Energy Ideas From Amsterdam Tour Impress Realtor Ed Mendenhall
Ed Mendenhall and his Anne return from Amsterdam after attending the 28th annual rest of the International Estate Federation meeting. He earned top American honors and gathered new perspectives on solar energy and central city rejuvenation. The federation described a revamped electoral process with secret ballots for president and deputy world presidents and a nominating committee listing multiple candidates.
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Ed Mendenhall
Anne
Amsterdam
Holland
European
International Estate Federation
Free World
Ed Mendenhall and FIABCI delegates chart global real estate paths
The piece notes John Cotton of San Diego becoming Americas deputy world president in FIABCI elections with 14 candidates for seven seats. It highlights Ed Mendenhall's international stature, insights from Denis Hayes on solar power and energy efficiency, and Dutch planner W F Schut advocating people centered town design for the 1980s.
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Pacific
Europe
Americas
Australia
John Cotton
San Diego
Calif
Mendenhall
England
Geoffrey Gay
Canada
Pip Holmes
Hong Kong
France
Ed Mendenhall
Denis Hayes
Worldwatch Institute
Washington
Hayes
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