Nixon Interviews Offer First Post-Resignation TV Return
The Nixon interviews with David Frost air Wednesday nights in May on WGHP Channel 8. The pieces revisit Watergate transcripts and Nixon’s role in the cover up, drawing mixed public reaction and predicting a possible softening in attitudes.
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Richard M. Nixon
San Clemente
David Frost
Wghp-Tv
Channel 8
Nixon
Frost
White House
Time Magazine
Time
Washington Post
Watergate
Richard Nixon
Bob
Wxii-Tv
Channel 12
Wfmy-Tv
Channel 2
Bohi
Triad Area
Mass Transit Dilemma Faces High Point Council
The High Point City Council weighs cuts to its municipal mass transit system amid a growing deficit since 1975. 1976 deficit reached 254000 dollars, projected 467000 for 1977 despite half funded by federal aid. The panel cautions against drastic changes that could hurt future viability as energy costs rise.
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High Point
Herman Coble Jr
Mark Aderholdt
Jim Casey
Bill Hoover
David Locke
Lee Horney
Frank Terry
Bill Millis
Bud "Guden
Cadillac
North Carolina
High Point City
North Carolina National Bank
NCNB
Luther H. Hodges Jr
William D. Hoover
David E. Maas
U.S. Virgin Islands
Jed
Banzhaf & Burkholder
Sarasota
Fla
Mazie
Jake) Froelich
Arts Council
Mazie Froelich
Vanishing West reshapes the frontier as Homestead Act ends
In Albuquerque a historian explains the 1976 repeal of the 1862 Homestead Act signals a shift from selling federal lands to preserving them. Ranchers rely on public rangelands for grazing while environmentalists push limits. conflicts rise over access, conservation, and livestock impacts. Idaho rancher Larry Craig stresses the stakes for family holdings and the drought-prone plains.
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Albuquerque
N.M
American West
Western Frontier
Congress
W.H. Bishop
New Mexico
Sierra Club
Walter Prescott Webb
Interior Department
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Pecos River
Idaho
Larry Craig
Craig
Forty Year Career Ends as Tom Pitts Retires
Tom R. Pitts retires as Myrtle Desk Company board chairman after a 40 year rise from the lumber yard to the presidency. He stays on the board and stock, aims for a new sales career, and remains active in civic work including the Heart Fund. He also chairs civic and business boards and joins the statewide Heart Fund board.
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Tom R. Pitts
Myrtle Desk Company
T. Tom Powell
Myrtle
Charles E. Hayworth Sr
Tom Pitts
University of North Carolina
Alma
Boling
North Carolina
Virginia
Heart Fund
First Union National Bank
Tom R. English
Coventry Motor Cars, Inc
Jaguar
Coventry
Leyland
N.C
S.C
Fla
Ala
Tenn
Rolls-Royce
EPA Under Fire As Public Health Fears Grow
The EPA faces criticism from industry leaders and lawmakers over lax enforcement and court deadlines. Reports allege chemical dumping, weak gasoline vapor controls, and insufficient car inspections threaten public health. A Carter reorganization push aims to slim bureaucracy while pursuing faster results.
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EPA
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United States
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Burlington House Furniture
Washington
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Environmental Protection Agency
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Ohio
Environmental Defense Fund
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General Accounting Office
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Andrew Maguire
D.-N.j
Thomas Luken
Larry Kraftowitz
Howie Kurtz
Douglas Castle
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
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