Recession Outlook and Unity Call From Drummond Analysis
Washington observers urge a three point plan to end partisan fighting and push a united recession and energy program. Roscoe Drummond recalls 1933 and 1948 49 as models of bipartisan action and urges continuous talks, joint TV address, and no political attacks to spur recovery. Local signs include February building permits and Alaska oil pipeline progress signaling job creation and energy diversification.
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Do You Care About Merged Forsyth County Governments
The Twin City Sentinel conducted a three week poll asking Do You Care about merging Forsyth County and Winston-Salem. Only 241 replies, about half a percent of affected readers, indicate low public interest and a need for clearer government explanations before any consolidation vote.
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Projecting the News Cambodia Before The Fall
The piece notes changing regimes in Indochina rarely alter war outcomes. Lon Nol faces resignation pressure as Phnom Penh nears encirclement and U.S. airlift sustains Cambodia. Peiris argues Communists will seek limited pressure to spark civilian uprisings and trigger more aid rather than immediate conquest.
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Pat Brown obituary marks a life of bold ventures and philanthropy
Death of A. Pat Brown leaves a community honoring a rare entrepreneur who built a lumber and timber empire from a failed early job, shaped Brazil and Alaska projects, financed hospitals and orphanages, and supported Duke University and High Point College. He endured a childhood injury, turned losses into profits, and mentored many civic and religious causes.
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Nixon assassination plot by KGB shocks CIA
An ex-KGB major Anatol Golytsyn told CIA agents of a contingency to kill Richard Nixon if elected in 1960. He also claimed Khrushchev considered eliminating Rudolf Nureyev after his defection. The defector’s disclosures led to debriefings that revealed Soviet spy networks and figures including Philby and Wennerstrom, with compensation details and subsequent British debriefings.
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Vote For The Motto Promotes North Carolina Pride
A reader born a Damyankee and longtime North Carolina resident urges support for the "First In Freedom" license plate motto. L B Dutton, at 1310 Merry Hills Dr, argues critics and a Duke professor misstate history and laments attacks on state heritage, urging Governor to stand by the motto and celebrate the Old North State.
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Insurance bias questioned in North Carolina law
A letter to the editor questions why male drivers pay higher car insurance than females in North Carolina. The writer notes his son saves the state transport costs by driving to school yet faces a yearly premium of 291.96 dollars, while adding a daughter costs nothing, and accuses the system of unfairness despite his son having no accidents or tickets.
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