Step Forward For Mankind In Salt Talks
A London Times editorial lauds Washington and Moscow for agreeing to pursue a binding framework to limit both offensive and defensive nuclear systems. It credits patient diplomacy, notes the shift from seeking mere disarmament to a balance of power, and stresses the long, uncertain path ahead toward broader nuclear restraint.
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Washington
Moscow
Helsinki
America
China
Russia
Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
Their Thing And Jobs Judging By Employer Standards
The Anniston Star notes a tight job market for college graduates, an employer's market. A survey finds employers favor neat grooming and dress. graduates clinging to personal style may face hiring challenges, while conforming to standards increases hireability.
Nonsmoking Rent Break Sparks Texas Tenant Move
Arlington landlady Anita Maxfield offered a ten dollar monthly rent cut for nonsmoking tenants at a 260 unit complex. She notes savings reach 120 dollars yearly on rents plus cigarette costs, while landlords save on maintenance from burns and fires. she hopes tenants may quit smoking too.
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Texas
Anita Maxfield
Arlington
Numbers Replace Names In A Famous Institution Envelope
The text notes a typewritten inscription 14N-431 on an Eastern university envelope with ZIP 02139. A professor signed the letter, but the meaning of 146-431 remains unclear. The item reflects a shift toward numeric identifiers replacing names, sparking curiosity about future changes.
We versus I in editorials sparks state talk
Eugene Price notes a proposed open meetings bill would require signed editorials The Goldsboro News Argus argues editorials are typically written by the editor identified in the masthead and use the pronoun we The piece reflects on the implied plural we and the idea of facing readers as a single editor
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Eugene Price
Goldsboro
News-Argus
To the Editor Letters on taxes and Blue Laws in High Point
Readers critique the mayoral pledge of no tax hikes while bonds and sales tax rise sparking voter distrust. The second letter defends Sunday Blue Laws and warns of stores opening, enclosing a poetic meditation on isolation and race.
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Bill Bencini
Bencini
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Clapp
Guilford County
Friendship and Vietnam War Reflections In Verse
A weekly column contains original poems and notes from local writers. Pieces honor police, friendship, and family memories, alongside a Vietnam War meditation and concerns about drug use.
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Jack Randall Freeman
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
the Enterprise
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High Point
Blue Law
Greensboro
Grace Pemberton
Doug McCarter
Everett P. Covington
Papa
Mama
Grace Hoffner
Green Oak Drive
N. C
Judy Perryman
Berry’s
NEA
Mrs. Mitchell
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