Editorial on Stock Exchange integrity faced by crime
Editorial argues that thefts of securities totaling about 30 million dollars threaten Wall Street security and trust. It cites NYSE president Robert W. Haack acknowledging missing securities and delivery failures, notes 25,000 new staffers, and urges tighter policing, possible trading curbs, and swift erasure of organized crime influence.
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Wall Street
Robert W. Haack
New York Stock Exchange
Haack
Exchange
Dr Leo Jenkins faces fight over ECU expansion and duties
The ECU president, Dr Leo Jenkins, seeks legislative approval to grant doctorates, challenging the State Higher Education Board and the Greater University. Critics urge restraint, warning political pressure could harm higher education integrity and NC's educational system.
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Leo Jenkins
Eastern Carolina University
Higher Education Board
ECU
Dr. Jenkins
North Carolina
Higher Edication Board
Jenkins
Editorial Research Mass Transit Mishmash
The fourth international Urban Transportation Conference opens in Pittsburgh. Cities debate balanced transit mixes amid bold plans and globe sprawl. Chicago advances two subways at $600 million while Los Angeles faces a car dominated future. Federal funding remains pivotal as planners weigh highways against mass transit needs.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
California
Chicago
Washington
Transportation Department
U. S
High Point Enterprise staff and circulation notice
The High Point Enterprise announces staff roles including circulation manager D A Rawley and executives Rauer, Lockwood, George Rawley, Randall Terry, Holt McPherson. It lists subscription rates, locations, payment terms, and carriage contractor relations with the Associated Press and local distributors in High Point North Carolina.
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Bubbn
Mase
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
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Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Holt McPaerson Toe Sau
Associated Press
Imo
Carter
N.C
Istal
Bk Weil
AP News Dispatches
Ander
High Point
Cealera
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Toca
Annenberg rises to ambassador amid mixed legacy
Walter H. Annenberg, named ambassador to the Court of St James, built a career marked by philanthropy and aggressive journalism. His tenure at the Philadelphia Inquirer sparked disputes over ethics, editor removal, and a reputation as a ruthless hatchet man.
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Washington
Walter H. Annenberg
Court of St. James
Richard Nixon
Annenberg
Miami Beach
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Philadelphia
Barclay Hotel
Tom McCabe
Scott Tissue King
Phil Sharples
Sharples Cream Separations
Republican Party
Big City
Bob Holland
Bob Collins
the Inquirer
Collins
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Inquirer
Bulletin
Convention
al Klemike
Klemke
John Gillen
Gillen
Karafin
Ralph Nader
Rose DeWolf m
Nader
Miss DeWalf
Nubar Gulbenkian
France
Gulbenkian
Bill Collins
Arthur Louis
Louis
Morris Litman
Phil Schaeffer
Mexico
Bruno Pagliai
Marlé Oberon
White House
Joe Goulden
Goulden
Pagliai
Tijuana
Helping the Alcoholic Through Community Confrontation
Editor Ban Garner argues for a community based approach to alcoholism in Jamestown. He stresses acceptance paired with responsibility, urging families employers and courts to collaborate with a joint clinic under Jamestown ABC and the North Carolina Department of Mental Health to foster early, constructive handling of alcohol use and relapse.
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Ban Garner
Alcohel Education Center
Jamestown
Jamestown Abc
Alcohelian Division
North Carolina Department of Mental Health
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This Week
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First Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Company
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Russia
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