Adoptions and Visiting Homes for Baptist Children's Home
Readers inquire about adopting through the Baptist Children's Home in Thomasville and weekend visits. The home is not licensed to adopt. adoptions are handled by the legal custodian through social services or a private agency. For visiting, contact Mills Home and its Visiting Home Program director to arrange long term visiting homes for children without families.
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Baptist Children’s Home
Thomasville
Anon
The
J. Parker McLendon
County Department of Social Services
Mills Home Social Service Department
W. N. Brookshire
McLendon
Capitol Bombing Anniversary Highlights Security Push
A year after the Capitol blast authorities mark progress with a growing Capitol Police force and plans for a $3 million surveillance net of 100 CCTV cameras. The anonymous warning warned of an explosion in 30 minutes and cited Laos protests, claimed by Weather Underground in an unauthenticated letter.
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Washington
U.S
Capitol
United States Congress
George Washington
Laos
Cambodia
Weather Underground
Associated Press
Senate Rejects Ervin Busing Amendment In Education Bill
The Senate defeated Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. busing amendment 67 to 26 as it began final consideration of the education desegregation bill. A second Ervin provision on racial balance busing orders passed 90 to 2, applying constitutional standards nationwide.
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Washington
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
House
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Senate debates about school choice and desegregation bill
The article notes Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. pushes a parental right to choose neighborhood schools and to allow later a right to choose any school. The bill revises federal aid to colleges and higher education, increases funding, and includes a $1.5 billion desegregation program and a $390 million Indian education program with stricter spending guidelines to ensure quality integrated education.
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Ervin
U.S
Senate
Inquiries on Bikini Competition Involves Network Details
Reader asks about joining an international bikini competition seen on Wide World of Sports. The reply directs Boom-Bang to visit the newsroom and submit program details to ABC at 1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY. It also suggests trying out as a torch bearer in the next Olympics.
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Wide World of Sports
Boom
American Broadcasting Company
Avenue of the Americas
New York
N.Y
Guilford Technical Institute Offers Deaf Communication Course
B A Guilford Technical Institute will run a deaf communication training course next fall. The program aims to prepare students for interpreting and assisting the deaf community at local settings.
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B. S. A. Guilford Technical Institute
Tutoring Available Through Equal Opportunity Council
Ralph Harper invites High Point residents to contact him at 883 0412 for information on the Equal Opportunity Council tutoring program currently operating in the area. He offers guidance on where to obtain help for children's placement.
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Action Line
E. O.C. —Equal Opportunity Council
High Point
Ralph Harper
Two Senate Leaders Invited to Visit China
Two top Senate leaders former Far East history professor Mike Mansfield and Chinese art expert Hugh Scott have been invited to visit China. They hope to travel in late spring or summer to extend Nixon's recent journey. Downey case and other Nixon discussions are noted. Scott awaits congressional recess for travel planning.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
China
Mansfield
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Scott
University of Montana
White House
John Thomas Downey
Mercy
Ronald L. Ziegler
Downey
Ziegler
Chou
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
New Delhi
India
Pennsylvania Republican
Congress
NC candidates react to 1980 deficit forecast
North Carolina gubernatorial hopefuls spar over Gov. Scott’s CTI projection of a 411 million deficit by 1980 81 if services and taxes stay at present levels. They favor tax base improvements and budgeting gains over tax hikes, with some open to limited tax increases if needed.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Bob Scott
Scott
Research Triangle Institute
Kleindienst Seeks Hearing On ITT Nomination
Deputy Attorney General nominee Richard G. Kleindienst will testify under oath at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on charges he helped settle antitrust cases involving International Telephone & Telegraph. Columnist Jack Anderson also testifies about an ITT friendly settlement linked to funding for the Republican National Convention.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Jack Anderson
ITT
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Senate Judiciary
End of a marriage series opens on Page 1-B
Enterprise staff writers explore how to avoid divorce and save marriages in a series beginning today. The articles examine what happens to couples who do not head off marital breakdown and offer insights for readers in the next block and beyond.
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Hargrove
Bowles
Greensboro
Will
N.C
Enterprise
Study Finds NC Mental Hospitals Retain Snake Pit Remnants
North Carolina Mental Health Association released a report criticizing four state hospitals as concentration centers with insufficient therapeutic care. The panel blamed outdated facilities, overcrowding, and staff shortages, while praising dedicated professionals and urging urgent administrative changes by Gov. Bob Scott.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Mental Health Association
Bob Scott
Leif Valand
Association
State “Department of Mental Health
The
Mental Health Association
State Department of Mental Health
Valand
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