Winston-Salem bond approval hailed as civic model
The Enterprise lauds Winston-Salem for approving a 15 million bond plan funding a hospital convention center urban renewal recreation and major highway projects. It urges High Point voters to back a 9.8 million local bond for water sewer streets lighting reservoir work and a new city hall, noting the region’s growth trajectory.
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Guilford College Wins District NAIA Championship
Guilford College defeated rivals to claim the District 26 NAIA basketball championship becoming the first Quaker team to reach a national NAIA event in Kansas City. The victory marks Guilford County’s rise in athletics as Guilford joins High Point in recent successes, with Guilford to compete against 31 district winners next week.
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Travel Restrictions and Rights Under Debate in US Policy
An editorial notes that US travel to the Soviet Union is not banned but travelers may be treated harshly if problems arise. It cites Newcomb Mott’s 14 months in a Russian prison and his death, plus a Hanoi visit by antiwar Americans, highlighting ongoing limits on travel to Communist countries and debates over the Scope of the State Department’s passport authority.
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Baltimore
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City plans bond vote to push progress and growth
A local column urges voters to back bond proposals to fund street lights water and sewer capacity and annexation plans. It argues stronger city growth benefits neighbors and stresses better zoning, cooperation, and messaging to gain support. Community leaders invite participation and highlight nonpartisan public safety and civic improvements.
Rogers Fights FCCCATV Rules in Washington Row
Washington report details Rep Walter Rogers from Texas Panhandle opposing FCC plans to regulate CATV. The Democrat pressed FCC officials behind closed doors, vowing to block CATV regulation, while Staggers and others defend legal basis and subscriber concerns. The piece also notes Powell's erratic committee behavior and broader inquiries into TV advertising's market effects on smaller firms.
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