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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1977
Page
4
An experimental Duke University reading program in 17 Durham first grade classrooms reports 90 percent of students reading at or above grade level. The approach uses everyday materials and strong teacher student one to one bonds, and discipline issues have declined. The program is six months old and awaiting full testing.
After years of delay the City of High Point moves forward with a computer directed traffic signal project. The contract targets 119000 dollars of city funding out of a 700000 dollar inflated project cost, withBob Vaughn credited for pushing state reprogramming. The plan aims to ease congestion on Main Street despite past nerves and delays.
Stansfield Turner argues Soviet tactics rely on outdated notions while building military strength. Jeff Friedman contends the GAO INTERPOL report risks aiding international criminals and undermining law enforcement by politicizing support for INTERPOL.
A conservative critique argues Mr. Carter’s energy program promises sacrifices but offers rebates and tax credits instead of real burdens. It questions standby taxes and a crude oil levy, notes tax credits for weatherization and solar installation, and warns against delaying decisive action.
Washington brief discusses Chief Justice Warren Burger's ongoing involvement in Mitchell's Watergate appeal, noting Rehnquist's recusal, Burger's ties to Mitchell, and calls for disqualification sparked by past friendships amid the high court fight over Nixon tapes.
A bemused narrator recounts encounters with a distressed Detroit car executive, an oil man, and coal interests in Washington. Each laments energy policy doubts, from small cars and retooling costs to higher fuel taxes and environmental limits, while a cookie offers brief consolation.
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