Law Change Urged to Save Mobile Meals in High Point
In High Point community letter writers argue that a state attorney general opinion restricting school cafeterias from serving Mobile Meals and related elder programs harms locals. They urge Raleigh lawmakers to revise laws allowing public facilities to support meals, stressing continuity of service to 65 to 70 elderly residents and the value of public schools as preparation centers.
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High Point
Atttorney
Raleigh
Guilford
Duke University Comprehensive Cancer Center
National Cancer Institute
Washington
American Cancer Society
United States
Myths In The System On Federal Spending Truths
Rep Richard Preyer argues myths surround government spending and debt. He cites that federal spending stays near 20 percent of national income, debt at about 35 percent of GNP, with postwar peaks over 100 percent. He urges balanced view between bloated programs and hostile government fear, urging careful spending priorities.
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Richardson Preyer
Preyer
Congress
George E. Freeman
William F. Freeman
Hilton Road Island
Projecting the News The Graduate Job Search
Durham reports the job hunt dominates campus talk as 1.3 million graduates face employment. Duke official Pat O’Connor urges early career planning and flexibility while recruiters note fewer interviews but stronger hiring by 20 percent. Some students seek retraining, and minorities report relatively better chances amid a tight market.
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Durham
Itas
Pat O'Connor
Duke University
Duke
O'Connor
General Foods
Warnen
Smith Seeks Guilford County Board Seat For Commissioner
Herman Smith, a Rockingham County farm son turned High Point hosiery and lumber executive, enters the Guilford County Commissioner race. He promises integrity and nonpartisan leadership, citing dairy and industrial ties, community service, and long business experience with Amos Hosiery, McEwen Lumber, and four Florida branches. He pledges diligent public service once elected, aiming to advance county interests above politics.
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High Point
Guilford County
Herman Smith
Dale Montgomery
Rockingham
Amos Hosiery Mill
R. T. Amos
Pitot Mountain
McEwen Lumber Company
Asheville
Florida
Orlando
Disney World
Clvic
Trans-Alaska Pipeline Costs Fearsome
Washington bureau reports on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline saga as crews push through Alaskan wilderness. Hal Bernton infilrates camps, observes wage battles, cultural decline among Eskimo and Indian communities, and heavy waste amid harsh conditions.
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Washington
Hal Bernton
Beenton
Fairbanks’ Second Ave
Bernton
Bennion
Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
Gundra
Recognizing Americas Role In History And Influence
Capitol Viewpoint argues that America's moral example, not size or force, has shaped global history for 200 years. It notes European responses to the Declaration of Independence and the lasting influence of the US Constitution while urging Americans to reflect on whether current policy matches forefathers' trust in political foundations.
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Freeman
Ural
America
Europe
U.S
Vienna
Imapartard Polil
United States
Comintern
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Allen Luckett
Wilmette, III
Luckett
John Golieb
Golieb
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
Queensborough Community College
New York
Smith
al Barrow
Papeline
Old Man
Arctic Circle
Naul Toad
Arctic
Hioe
Yukon
Fairbanks
Old Man Camp
Berton
Capitol Viewpoint
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