Laird and Pentagon Mock Briefing Truths Exposed
A Los Angeles Times piece from 1971 satirizes Secretary Melvin Laird and Pentagon briefings. It envisions a mock briefing where dates, weapons, and artifacts are misattributed to past wars to illustrate alleged distortions about Vietnam era progress. The lampoon targets misleading claims and the habit of bending facts for public consumption.
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Melvin Laird
Laos
Laird
Pentagon
Mr. Laird
City School Menus Weekly Lunches and Items
The reader is shown a weekly menu for City School and Junior Highs listing daily meals. Monday features hot dogs with coleslaw lima beans corn cake and milk. Tuesday offers Po Boys chips applesauce cookies. Wednesday includes stew shamrocks kilarny cake. Thursday meat loaf with peas rolls gelatin and milk. Friday fish sticks with lima beans slaw corn bread and lemon pudding and milk. Junior Highs include sloppy Henrys fries cake Salisbury steak buttered rice mixed vegetables fruit cup hot dogs pizza chips green beans corn and fruit gelatin with Friday fishwich slaw.
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Salisbury
Arts Council opens Winston-Salem exhibit by Associated Artists
An Arts Council program marks the opening of an Associated Artists of Winston-Salem exhibit from 8 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Arts Council Building located at 500 N. Malin St. The event features staff photography.
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Associated Artists of
Winston- Salem
Arts Council
N. Malin St
Judge bars statement in teen shootout case
Judge Ed Washington ruled that a statement from Larry Medley, 16, taken after a February 10 shootout with officers, is inadmissible. The ruling cited lack of proof that Medley was medicated or had access to family or counsel before questioning. The four defendants face charges including conspiracy to commit murder and assault on an officer.
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Ed Washington
Washington
Larry Medley
Medley
George DeWitt
Randolph “ ‘Jennings
Bradford ‘Lilley
Underwood Seeks Seat on High Point City Council
Larry L. Underwood, 37, a Stanly County native and Sir Pizza manager, files for the High Point City Council as a Republican. He endorses a strong progressive city government, antipollution and ecology programs, and better schools as primary goals, with elections set for April 20 and May 4. He serves seven years in the Coast Guard and lives with wife Marlene Knabel at 1705 Carolina St. in ward two.
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Larry L. Underwood
High Point
Underwood
Stanly County
U. S. Coast Guard
Sir Pizza Restaurant
Marlene Knabel
Pittsburgh, Pa
Carolina St
Second Ward
Guilford County Votes On Bond Plan For Schools
Greensboro Guilford County residents may vote June 8 on a six issue bond package totaling 35.8 million dollars to fund new school buildings. Plan includes 22.6 million in bonds with 12.5 million county funds and 1.2 million federal for construction, plus 4 million for GTI, and 3 million for a jail, 1.2 million for solid waste, 3 million for sewer lines, and 2 million for water lines. A possible one cent sales tax could alter bond totals and tax impact.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
John Witherspoon
Guilford Technical’ Institute
Growth strain prompts Guilford School construction request
Guilford County officials pressed for 11.2 million dollars for school building as enrollment may rise to about 32,000 in ten years. Superintendent E. P. Pearce cited aging facilities and new housing saturating districts, noting three more teachers at Union Hill since Christmas and plans for two high schools and five elementary schools over five years.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
County Board of Commissioners
E. P. Pearce
Jamestown
Colfax
Florence
Allen’ Jay
Union Hill
County
Pearce
Sparks Blamed For Blaze At Adams Wood Turning Co
Fire officials attributed the Thursday blaze at 216 Woodbine St to ignition of flammable residue on the roof from sparks from a smokestack. The finishing department and offices were destroyed, with walls left standing and the boiler room and sawdust pipes fueling the fire. Sprinkler malfunction and a separating wall limited damage to the frame department. most machinery remained in the undamaged area and a few business records were saved.
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High’ Point
Adams Wood -Turning Co
Woodbine St
Employment Decline in Piedmont Triad Area 3.5 Percent Unemployed
A North Carolina ESC report shows the Piedmont Triad four-county SMSA Guilford Randolph Forsyth and Yadkin ending January with 297 110 employed from 305 230 weeks earlier and 3 5 percent unemployment. Economic sectors show seasonal tobacco construction and trade layoffs with many under full time work, and manufacturing expected to rise modestly over the next three months with nonmanufacturing up about 9.9 percent.
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Piedmont Triad Standard
North Carolina
ESC
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