Action Line answers from The Enterprise readers’ questions
Readers ask about weekday date work and planting times. The column notes May 3, 1893 was a Tuesday and advises using perpetual calendars. It gives strawberry planting prep, camellia transplant timing, and sign regulation guidance. It also suggests where to study restaurant management and practical pathways in Asheville and GTI.
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Buncombe Technical Institute
Asheville
Ford Says Nation On Road To Prosperity
President Ford campaigned in California saying America is on the road to a new prosperity with a full and complete economic recovery. He spoke at a California Republican State Committee luncheon in Fresno after fundraising in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Ford noted the next Ford Reagan Wisconsin primary is April 6. Reagan held a Southern California break before Richmond Virginia. Jackson campaigned in New York predicting a second victory in the April 6 Democratic primary. Carter led a New York tour and then rested at home.
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Los Angeles
Ford
Ronald Reagan
America
California
Republican State Committee
Fresno
San Francisco
Washington
LaCrosse
Reagan
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Richmond
Henry M. Jackson
New York
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Fragmented OCR Summary of Newspaper Pages
The readable lines show editorial, sports, television, entertainment, obituaries and page references but contain many garbled tokens. No coherent event or person is identifiable to summarize a distinct news item.
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Economic Recovery To Enter Slowdown
Government economists say recovery from recession will continue through this year but the rapid improvements in unemployment and inflation may pause. Experts warn the recent declines could level off, with unemployment possibly inching up in March and inflation remaining around six percent as core trends stay weak.
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Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington
Sidney L. Jones
Treasury
Jones
Julius Shishkin
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Happe
Shishkin
Bomb blast injures 85 at London exhibition hall
A bomb hidden in a trash bin exploded at Olympia Center in Earl's Court during a home products show injuring 85. About 15,000 attendees evacuated as police warned of two pounds of explosives. IRA blamed by witnesses and authorities for the attack.
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London
London Exhibition Hall
Scotland Yard
Irish Republican Army
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Imum
Dod
Olympia Center
Earl's Court
IRA
Northern Ireland
England
Revenue Sharing Reforms Move Ahead With Little Change
A House subcommittee for intergovernmental relations plans to extend the Nixon era revenue sharing program beyond Dec 31 with few changes. It keeps the core formulas and would require annual congressional appropriations rather than automatic Treasury distribution, while funding remains around Ford’s proposed level for 1977 despite opposition from some lawmakers.
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James Gerstenzang
Associated Press
Washington
House
Nixon
F All
Senate
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Brooks
Ford Administration
House Budget Committee
Ford
Congressional Appropriations
Treasury
Ballot mix up kept NC voters from voting
In Kannapolis North Carolina AP report John H Red McIntyre and his wife Vivian were believed dead by Rowan County election officials. Their cards were placed in the deceased file by mistake and a precinct judge denied them voting. The error was found after polls closed. McIntyre said his vote is a citizen’s free expression.
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Kannapolis
N.C
John H
Red" McIntyre
Vivian
Rowan County
North Carolina
McIntyre
Southerners See New Political Era Emergence
Southern liberals view Carter’s wins over Wallace in North Carolina and Florida as a watershed in regional politics. Carter built a cross racial coalition, signaling an overt racist appeal no longer winning elections, with historians and political figures noting changes in southern attitudes and party options.
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N.C
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Carter
North Carolina
Wallace
Florida
C. Vann Woodward
Yale University
Mickey” Michaux
Durham, N.C
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William E. Simon
London Hall
Robert B. Cullen
Woodward
South
Paul Gaston
University of Virginia
Gaston
Robert Scott
Scott
Charles Evers
Fayette
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Alabama Highway Patrol
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