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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1977

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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