Profile of Roger Sekadlo Director of Greensboro High Point Airport
Roger G Sekadlo executive director of the Greensboro High Point Airport Authority marks a decade in the role guiding a growth led by a 17 million dollar expansion program. He highlights staff teamwork and cross training while detailing prior posts in Erie Milwaukee and Fort Worth airports and a World War II Air Corps career.
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Roger G. Sekadlo
Greensboro High Point
Sekadlo
Greensboro-High Point-Winston-Salem
Here
Erie
Milwaukee
Wis
Fort Worth
Tex
Air Force
George Sekadio
Mischicott
Future Farmers of America
Texas
Dallas
Sedaklo
Sekadio
Robinhood Drive
Greensboro
Rosalyn Dean
Wisconsin
Summit Rotary Club
American Association of Airport Executives
Airport Operators Council, International
Watergate Hero Cash Sees Carter Era Open Government
Samuel Cash the Watergate chief counsel reflects on the Nixon White House era and the Carter administration. He discusses the Philadelphia investigation, calls for an independent prosecutor, and recounts his 30 year career plus his work on human rights and reform.
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Alliance
Washington
Samuel Cash
Pennsylvania
Australia
Georgetown University Law
Senate Watergate Committee
Cash
Milton Shapp
Philadelphia
Dash
Soviet
Russia
Northern
Ireland
Puerto
Carter
Sarah
White House
Mensch
Citizens Committee For Watergate Reform
Ford
Senate
Justice Department
Nixon
Walter Mondale
Sar
Howard Baker
R.tenn
Watergate Committee
Baker
Defense Reform a Critical Need in U S Military Command
Carter proposes abolishing the Department of Defense to restore direct military command. He argues civilian control has corrupted strategic decisions, cites Vietnam and Korea as failures, and warning of peril if civilians continue to direct military operations.
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Washington
Carter
Dept. of Defense
Armed Services
Defense
Republic
Navy
Secretary of Defense
Air Force
Clark Clifford
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Clifford
North Vietnam
Haiphong
U.S
West
Atilla the Hun
Clemenceau
France
NATO
Pompidou
Alfred M. Gruenther
Gruenther
Monsieur Pompidou
Senator Soaper Faces Question on Justice Quality
The remark questions whether a rich man truly gets a fairer justice or merely a better outward appearance, suggesting disparities in how judgments are perceived based on wealth and dress.
Horse Sense Misadventure In Davidson County Forest Ride
In Morganton a buyer recounts buying a green gelding and riding him into a barnyard mishap ending with a fall and hospital stay. The incident follows a string of misadventures from a first ride to a muddy trail test and a near midair ending.
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Thomasville
Morganton
Ironies of repression in Rhodesia South Africa and Russia
An editor's outlook reviews tyrannies in Rhodesia South Africa and the Soviet Union. It notes white minority rule in Rhodesia and apartheid in South Africa facing international boycott pressure while Russia sustains a one party system with limited dissent and extensive empire reach. It contrasts global reactions and historic defections.
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Belabor
Rhodesia
South Africa
Soweto
U.N. Assembly
Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics
Communist Party
U.S.S.R
Baltic States
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Red Army
Russian Empire
Russia
U.N
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Roger Sekadlo
Watergate Gladiator
Dwight Eisenhower
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United States
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Senator Soaper
Davidson
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