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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1977
Page
5
A Davidson County anecdote recounts Lynn and two women visiting a photographer in Randolph County. A blown dam drained a lake leaving a muddy path to a cabin. Lynn wades knee deep, strips to shorts, and exits muddy as laughter erupts at the scene.
Parks and Recreation director James “Bo” Morgan details new programs including girls and women's softball, plus community clubs like yacht and tennis groups. He cites aging tennis courts, private groups' support, and a $500,000 fee revenue goal as key year targets alongside Special Olympics involvement.
An analysis of the U S Trust Territory of Micronesia detailing island distribution population land water area and ethnic groups. It discusses Air Micronesia Continental Airlines ownership tourism hotels Praxes with Tokyo extension stalled by Japan and the limited tourist development on Ponape Truk Saipan Palau and Kwajalein.
A lighthearted column recalls a morning discussion between Clint Ingram recreation director and Ed Tysinger water purifier over Memorial Park Pool water and deposits for city mains. The piece also reflects on childhood swimming memories, wildlife sightings, and the Teletip Home Advice service run by John Carroll with a toll free tip line in High Point area.
A survey of 300 former Ford administration officials shows many leverage public service for lucrative private sector roles in banking broadcasting and publishing. Gerald Ford faces potential earnings around 3 million as he transitions to post presidency work. Malcolm Currie, ex Pentagon defense research chief, now leads Hughes Aircraft missile programs.
President Carter named John West a former South Carolina governor as ambassador to Saudi Arabia, renewing questions about campaign pledge to end political appointments. AFSA notes 46 percent of Carter’s picks are noncareer, higher than Ford or Nixon, while White House defends choices as multilingual and inclusive of women and minorities.
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