More Sponsoring Agencies Needed Summer Jobs For Youths
The summer employment drive for Guilford County youths faces scarce slots with about 980 to be hired under the N C Employment Security Special Manpower Program. Pay is $2.30 hourly for 8 to 9 weeks, with 125 full-time posts in High Point and 2 to 35 for Jamestown residents. Programs split into Impact for ages 14-15 and older youths on full-time assignments in city and private agencies, including day care and schools.
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Guilford County
NC Employment Security
Earnett Graham
High Point
Jamestown
Graham
High Point Area
Greensboro
Employment Security Commission
Uni Ulalla by Forrest Dates
American humor piece jokes about gender roles in shopping and money. The narrator vents on women handling most baby and family finances, recalls a comical shopping trip, and ends noting irony and ongoing reluctance yet continued participation in shopping with his wife.
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Forrest
Rains Bring Relief as Gardeners Hope for Warmth
E J Oglesby and other Woodrow Avenue growers welcomed weekend rain after weeks of watering. Crops suffer from cool days and nights. warmer weather is needed to help young plants germinate and start seedling growth. Prola by Son Hedgewock.
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E. J. Oglesby
Woodrow Avenue
Oglesby
Defendants Convicted Of Prohibition Charges
Eight persons were found guilty of legal possession and sale of liquor by District Court Judge Walter E Clark Friday. They include Amy Ruth Allen and several named residents who received four month suspended sentences and various fines. Others faced penalties for transporting whiskey, public drunkenness, concealed weapon, and motor vehicle offenses.
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District Court
Walter E Clark
Amy Ruth Allen
New Street
Andrew Walls
Randolph Street
William E Smith
Tomlinson Street
Mary Roberson McLean
Woodbury Street
George Leach
Russell Avenue
Fey Edward Ingram
E Commerce Avenue
Charlie Brown
Cross Street
Grady Branner
Tate Street
Brown
William Redfern
Boundary Avenue
Edward Craig Johnson
Trinity
Johnson
Jerre Craven Tucker
Edgewood Drive
Tucker
Relaxed Zone Law Faces Pushback From City Planners
Enterprise City editor reports opposition among planners to proposed zoning code changes that would add conditional use permits. The plan would let the planning board approve nonconforming uses with site plans and contracts, with future changes requiring council approval. Some fear long term risks and shaping development, while others praise needed flexibility. Greensboro’s recent adoption of similar rules is cited for experience.
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Forrest Cates
High Point
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning Commission
Planning Board
Planning Dept
Greensboro
Revenue Sharing Cuts Hit Guilford County Budget
Guilford County faces a $453,060 drop in federal revenue sharing for 1976 77 unless Congress provides funds. Finance Director Thomas Cashwell projects $1,781,000 from revenue sharing next year, down from $2,234,000 this year, with the final entitlement period set at 1 179,707 for July through December. Quarterly payments will be $589,533, below the prior $602,040. The new county budget will show three federal payments, one less than normal.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Congress
Thomas Cashwell
Casswell
Board of Commissioners
Federal Revenue Sharing Office
High Point Enterprise Ad Rates and Delivery Details
The High Point Enterprise announces subscription and delivery rates with Sunday and daily options. It outlines carrier, dealer, and distributor roles as independent contractors and notes the paper is not responsible for advance payments to carriers or representatives. It also mentions Associated Press rights and home delivery contact information.
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Theigh Pot Enterprise
Wara-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Public figures and affairs spark book deals and scorn
A column critiques sensational memoirs by women who claim affairs with famous men, noting double standards and public fascination. It cites Kennedy, FDR, and others, arguing such revelations fuel fame, often at others' expense, while blaming the culture that prizes scandal.
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John F. Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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