Slap Project SLAP praised for reducing theft in High Point
Chief John Faircloth leads Project SLAP with his troops and cooperation from multiple agencies to curb theft and improve consumer security in High Point. The program’s undercover work, ensured by mutual trust and disciplined leadership, restores public confidence and supports ongoing crime prevention efforts.
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John Faircloth
High Point
High Point Police Dept
Health costs push industry to adopt cost control measures
Washington DC publishing house raises employee medical premiums by about 35 percent in a burst of rising health costs. Large employers like General Motors, AT&T, and Goodyear respond with HMOs, self insurance, and in house facilities. Executives join regional planning groups under a 1974 act as calls for national health insurance gain momentum.
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Washington, D.C
General Motors
American Telephone & Telegraph
Council On
General Mills
Minneapolis
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
R.J. Reynolds Industries
Winston-Salem
Blue Cross
Gillette Co
Congress
Health Systems Agencies
Goodyear Tire
HSA
Richard Martin
Akron-area
Unsung heroes honored under Public Safety Officers Act
The Law Enforcement Assistance Administration announces the first 25 awards of 50000 to families of officers and firefighters who died in the line of duty since September 29 1976. Names include Allen Bruce McLeod Gabriel La Fromboise Walter Watroba Jerry Van Barber Richard Sheridan John Schmidt Walter Dacyczyn Ronald Murray Wendie Wyant and Garland Fisher. The piece notes the act’s aims to ease burdens and honor public servants while raising constitutional objections.
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America
McLeod
la Framboise
Watroba
van Barber
Sheridan
Schmidt
Daecyezyn
Murray
Allen Bruce McLeod
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Congress
Public Safety Officers
Gerald Ford
LEAA
Radom Allen Bruce McLeod
New Rochelle
N. Y
Gabriel Cecil la Fromboise
la Porte City
Iowa
la Fromboise
Walter Edward Watroba
Chicago
Jerry van Barber
Jacksonville
N.C
Richard Philip Sheridan
Boston
John Edward Schmidt
Dayton
Walter Roger Dacyczyn
Deerfield
Mass
Ronald Edward Murray
Birmingham Fire
Doris
Heather Elaine
Kristie Dawn
Jerry Lee Wyant
Seattle
Wendie
John
Steven
Garland West Fisher
Virginia
Sandra
Alicia
SEAA
Hidden Castro network fuels Cuban global push
The article portrays Fidel Castro as leading a worldwide intelligence operation funded by a $3.8 million daily Soviet subsidy. It names spies like Julian Torres Rizo and Alina Amaro, details DGI links to the KGB, and outlines Cuban military activity from Africa to the United Nations while noting internal U.S. concerns and a separate government critique of wasteful federal spending.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Hidden Castro
Angola
Cuba
Soviet Union
Havana
United States
Julian Torres Rizo
Castro
United Nations
Rizo
Alina Alayo Amaro
DGI
Adelia
U.S
U.S. Senate
George McGovern
D.S.D
McGovern
Canada
Czechoslovakia
England
Sweden
Senate
Kremlin
KGB
Latin America
Africa
Ethiopia
Zaire
Rhodesia
South Africa
Mozambique
Tanzania
Congo
Brazzaville
Equatorial Guinea
Guinea
Guinea- Bissau
Sierra Leone
Somalia
Letters to the Enterprise Rock Concerts Controversy
A Greensboro reader writes that the Led Zeppelin concert at the Coliseum showed rampant youth drunkenness smoking and unsafe conditions. The letter urges strict enforcement higher security searches parental accompanyment and possible cancellation of such events to protect youths and health.
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Jim Oshust
Greensboro Coliseum
Boston
Coliseum
Greensboro
Appreciation for Public School Administrators
A parent of four public school children commends administrators for devotion and dedication. Attends two parent administrator coffees where concerns are shared and addressed quickly, praising improved communication. Believes collaboration among school officials teachers and parents benefits every child.
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Joe Brown
James J. Kilpatrick
Senator Soaper
David
Griffin Bell
Carter
Justice Dept
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Justice
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
the Enterprise