Guilford County Ethics Bill Gains Unique Status
The General Assembly passed a county only ethics measure for Guilford County with unanimous support from the local delegation but opposition from three Republican commissioners. The bill requires disclosure of financial interests in land affected by zoning or water and sewer expansions and in firms doing county business. Debate centered on whether ethics rules should cover other local bodies as well.
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Guilford County
General Assembly
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Guilford
Tom Gilmore
Robert Shaw
F. P. Bodenheimer Jr
Shaw
Richard Maxwell
Percy Sears
Dale Montgomery
Montgomery
High Point
Greensboro
Sears
George
Skip
Lyles
Homecoming of Norman Cousins Revives Saturday Review
The Saturday Review returns to Norman Cousins after bankruptcy and a fourfold split into monthlies. The magazine merges with World Magazine in New York to form a biweekly edited by Cousins, restoring his editorial direction amid changes and reader doubt.
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Saturday Review
Norman Cousins
Cousins
John J. Veronis
Nicolas H. Charney
New York
San Francisco
World Magazine
World
Life
Look
The
Saturday Evening Post
Collier’s
Disaster memory and relief rules amid Mississippi flood and other calamities
The piece notes repeated major disasters from Camille to Agnes and now the Mississippi flood affecting seven million acres. It highlights federal relief under the Disaster Relief Act of 1970, SBA and FHA loans with possible forgiveness, tax deductions for casualty losses, and warns that public memory fades while recovery tasks remain.
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White House
Camille
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Virginia
Agnes
National Weather Service
Mississippi River
Missouri
Mississippi
Small Business Administration
Farmers Home Administration
Congress
Crisis In Schools Highlight Racial Tensions Across States
Justice Department crisis reports show rising school related tensions in Georgia Tennessee Virginia and Alabama with protests suspensions and busing disputes. Noted concerns include biracial dating issues in Pennsylvania and widespread summer tension forecasts.
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Washington
Justice Department
Community Relations Service
Justice
St. Petersburg
Fla
Clairton
Memphis
Richard Kleindienst
South
Georgia
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Nationwide school crisis fears fuel racial tensions and protests
A report warns of widening crises in education from Newark to San Bernardino with segregated demonstrations and contested staffing. In Washington the Watergate era politics blur lines as Agnew Connally weigh party moves while equity funding ties surface in campaign financing.
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Newark
N.J
Buffalo
San Bernardino
NAACP
Board of Education
Fresno
Spiro Agnew
Treasury
John Connally
GOP
Connally
Agnew
Nixon
Stanley Goldblum
Goldblum
Common Cause
National Committee
IRS toughens year end settlements
The Internal Revenue Service has moved away from lax year end settlements and now enforces stricter collection standards, indicating a shift from lenient to firmer financial actions.
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IRS
Tax Burden Prompts Public Debate On City Transit
The piece discusses heavy tax burdens across federal state and local levels and how taxes eat into the workday. It notes Tax Foundation figures, cites Jeanne Dixon predictions, and covers local topics from transit needs in High Point to historical preservation efforts and civic events.
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Tax Foundation Inc
High Point
Oakview Lions
Albert Pick Motel
High Point Lions
Paul Williamson
Phiebitis
Jaycees
Randall B. Terry Jr
The
Enterprise
Atlantic Features and Printing
Norfolk
High Point Shrine Club
Nurney
Bramblewoods
Randolph County
North Carolina Symphony Week
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Joe Brown
Rudyard Kipling
Robert Schnabel
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Schnabel
San Francisco Bay Area
San Andreas Fault
California
Tennessee
Merry
CRS
Ben Holman
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Kleindienst
Connally and Agnew
By Jack Anderson
Senator Soaper
Holt McPherso Enterprise Editor
Uncle Sam
House of Representatives
Yugoslavia
Jeanne Dixon
Executives Club
Lyndon Johnson
Supreme Court
Armfield
Jamestown
Hogget
R. T. Amos
Dolley Madison
Bull Run Creek
Sedgefield
Armfields
Bull Run
Lexington Avenue
Thomas
New Orleans
P A Thomas
Hatteras Yacht
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