Realistic Downtown Plan Seeks New Downtown High Point
Downtown High Point should evolve into a smaller shopping center, a realistic Chamber of Commerce task force proposes. It aims to attract government offices and the growing furniture market, integrate underground wiring projects, and develop a mini mall while preserving progress like the parking garage and One Plaza Center.
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High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Phil Phillips
Phillips
Southern Railway
One Plaza Center
Commerce Street
Civic Theater
City Hall
S. Hamilton Street
Chamber
Furniture Market
Ruth L. Mace
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Psychomedicine and biofeedback in modern healing
A broad look at biofeedback and psychopharmacology as bridges between mind and body. The piece traces ancient roots and modern trials, noting acupuncture and stress controls, NIH funding, and a 1974 US move to regulate human-subject research and psychosurgery. It argues for holistic care amid rising instrumental medicine.
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Helen B. Shaffer
Washington
China
B.C
Lyall Watson
Congress
Memo Criticizes Energy Office For Neglect Of The Poor
A scathing internal memo accuses the Federal Energy Administration of neglecting the elderly and disadvantaged. It alleges the Special Impact Office exists for political expediency and details missed surveys, delayed relief programs, and a lack of timely help to a paraplegic and other victims of the gas shortage. A new director has been appointed and author Susan Silver resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Energy Administration
Special Impact Office
Senate
Federal Energy
John Sawhill
Sawhill
Susan Silver
Kissinger Critique of Moscow Meeting Sparks Controversy
A column questions Kissinger and a traveling U.S. official named Kissinger for harsh remarks in Moscow. It argues Nixon and Brezhnev failed to secure a breakthrough, notes arrogance in public critiques, and suggests senior officials should take vacations rather than escalate tensions. The piece analyzes Brezhnev's ties to the military and the military industrial complex.
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Kissinger
U.S
Moscow
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
United States
Adlai Stevenson
Hubert Humphrey
Soviet Union
Lenin
Dean Rusk
John Foster Dulles
Secretary of Defense
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Hawks
Andrei Grechko
Napoleon
John Dornberg
Marshal Grechko
Sergei Gorshkov
U.S.S.R
A Vote Against Paddling in Schools
A columnist argues against corporal punishment in schools, noting parental division and mixed educator views in New York Dallas and Pittsburgh. The NEA supports ending the practice except for restraint, citing potential abuse and links to later violence, and urges better discipline methods.
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New York
Dallas
Pittsburgh
National Education Assn
NEA
New Jersey
Massachusetts
London
New York City
Groban
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