Equality, the real measure, says Forrest Dates
Forrest Dates critiques gender equality with satire noting no real benefits in household chores or public life. He jokes about car doors, cab drivers, and office tasks, then observes women in roles from generals to taxi drivers, urging wary humor about equal status.
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Forrest
John
Congress
Army
Professor Studies Paycheck Disparity in UNC Study
CHAPEL HILL Marriage and family may drive the wage gap between men and women, a UNC Chapel Hill study shows. Married men earn the most, followed by single men, single women, then married women, with married men up to 60 percent higher than married women. The research, by Solomon W W Polachek, examines discrimination versus social patterns shaping women's work choices and future earnings.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Polachek
Ford Foundation
Dinners Planned GOP Democrats Raising Money
Guilford County hosts two fundraising dinners in one week for Senate and Congressional campaigns. Democrat Henry M Jackson and Republican Barry Goldwater will speak in Greensboro on July 22 and July 25 respectively. Jackson's event supports Robert Morgan with $50 plates. Goldwater's options include $30 reception plus $100 dinner for his appearance backing Steve Ritchie. Proceeds fund Morgan's primary debt payoff and November campaign. Jackson chairs several committees. Goldwater's visit aids Ritchie for the Sixth District seat held by Rep. Richardson Preyer.
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Henry M
Scoop) Jackson
Washington
Robert Morgan
Greensboro
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Steve Ritchie
Jackson
Goldwater
Four Seasons Holiday Inn
Sedgefield Country Club
Rodeway Inn
Interstate Highway 40
Guilford-Jamestown
Morgan
United States Senate
Congress
Senate
Ritchie
John Hawkins
Richardson Preyer
Preyer
Youths produce puppet shows in High Point recreation program
Parks and Recreation summer program directs children in puppet theatre creation at various playgrounds. Under Phyllis Baker, the group writes, produces, and stages shows. public performances run July 15 20 with a two person human puppet act by Baker and Tom Walls.
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Gay Payne
Miss Baker
Tom Walls
High Point College
P&r
Frontier Mortician
Astor Dowdy Towers
Green Drive
Astor Dowdy
Volunteer Nurses See Red Cross Training Session
Deborah Watson from Red Cross headquarters told 26 trainees at the High Point Thomasville chapter house how professional nursing skills adapt to disaster medical needs. Film presentations, printed materials, and workbook exercises showed catastrophic disruptions and practical nursing applications in such events.
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Red Cross
High Point
Thomasville
Deborah Watson
Red Cross Division
Charlotte
Miss Watson
Health Dept
Greensboro
Asheboro
Burlington
Winston- Salem
Dorothy Hurley
Forsyth County
Ellen Scott
Margaret Kearns
Verna’ 'S
Peare
Brenda Bradner
Gail A. Clarke
Madge Frazier
Carrie Galloway
Lib Garrett
Martha T. Hough
Doris B. Spencer
Myrtle Traggis
Pamela J. Roberts
High Point-Thomasville
Ailean Ingram
Shirley Garis
Richard Garis
L.p.n.s
Karen S. Johnson
Ruby Mitchell
Jean Johnson
Kathryn Leach
Spencer
Kearns
Andrews High School celebrates missed recognition at June commencement
Principal credits 12 years of perfect attendance to Vickie White class of 1974. White, daughter of J.M. and Mrs. White of Old Mill Road, says health kept her record intact, while her twin brother dropped out after missing a day in early grades. The text also outlines Red Cross disaster relief roles and training across multiple chapters.
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Andrews High School
Vickie White
J.M. White
Old Mill Road
Miss White
Driving Automobile Is Costly In 1970s Finances
Washington based Finance Facts reports owning a standard 1974 car costs 15,892.36 over 109000 miles in 10 years. Depreciation is 4,021. gasoline 4,032. maintenance 2,940. insurance 1,618. garaging and tolls 1,960. Annual cost about 1,589.20. monthly 132.43. daily 4.35.
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Washington
National Consumer Finance Association
Surance
Chiropractor Attends Meet in Houston Seminar
Dr. Randy Johnson of High Point attended an advanced research seminar in Houston by the Parker Chiropractic Research Foundation. About 2,000 doctors, wives, and assistants from the U.S., Canada, and overseas gathered for the July homecoming in Louisiana. Special instructors included Dr. Russell Erhardt and Dr. George Goodheart. Dr. James W. Parker, founder, lauded growth of chiropractic science as a leading health care specialty.
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Randy Johnson
High Point
Houston
Texas
Parker Chiropractic Research Foundation
U.S
Canada
Louisiana
Foundation
Russell Erhardt
George Goodheart
James W. Parker
Research Foundation
Illusion and acting weave through life and art
The piece argues illusion governs acting and daily life, citing Lucille Ball and TV stars. It likens stage illusion to politics and romance, notes how audiences credit personas, and concludes life itself uses sleight of hand from childhood to old age, a necessary part of humanity.
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Lucille Ball
Santa Claus
Mother Nature
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