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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1977

Page

3

Kernersville Toxic Waste Case Highlights Regulatory Gaps

Analysis notes that a spillage near Kernersville and other sites in Alabama and South Carolina reveal weak state and federal rules for identifying storing and disposing of toxic substances. Despite Destructo Chemway Corp acting responsibly, legal hurdles and cross state waste transport expose the need for comprehensive environmental legislation and federal support to protect watersheds.

Kernersville Destructo Chemway Corp Forsyth Destructo North Belmont South Carolina Alabama Destructa United States

Outwitting The Levy From Oil Rich States

The article notes OPEC nations used a temporary wealth claim to avoid higher United Nations dues. Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and others argued their oil wealth was temporary, resulting in the Arab bloc paying less than individual Mediterranean countries. The maneuver resembles income averaging.

OPEC United Nations Spain Italy Portugal General Assembly

Governors and Mayors face pivotal November elections

Governors Byrne of New Jersey and Howell of Virginia lead races shaping tax and ideology battles with Bateman and Dalton as rivals. Mayors Beame Koch Perk Landrieu Uhlman face defeats or retirements while New Orleans eyes its first Black mayor candidate Morial and Seattle eyes Royer versus Schell in a tossup. Detroit mayor Young runs against Browne Jr. in a black mayoral race.

New Jersey Virginia Viginia Brendan Byrne Raymond Bateman Carter Byrne Richard Ogilvie Illinois John Gilligan Ohio Norbert Tiemann Nebraska Kenneth Curtis Maine Bateman Henry Howell John Dalton Mills E. Godwin Howell Godwin Washington Post Dalton Wose Johnson Charles Robb Edward Lane Lane Byrd Organization New York Abraham Beame Manhattan Edward Koch Roy Goodman Noy Ralph Perk Cleveland Beame Edward Feighan Dennis Kuchinich Albuquerque N.M Harry Kinney David Rusk Dean Rusk Moon Landrieu New Orleans Fred Hofheinz Houston Wes Uhlman Seattle Landrieu Uhlman Ernest N. Moria Joseph V. DiRosa Morial King Kong Charles Royer Paul Schell Detroit Coleman Young U.S Young Ernest C. Browne Jr Browne

Washington Merry Go Round The Pale And The Male

Justice Department lawyers clash with Allan Bakke over reverse discrimination in medical school admissions at UC Davis. The piece notes slow enforcement of the Civil Rights Act, underrepresentation of minorities and women in federal hiring, and shifts in DOJ practices under Griffin Bell including new minority appointments and action on Indian lands and school busing.

Washington Crusaders Justice Department Corinthian Temple Allan Bakke Bakke University of California, Davis United States Supreme Court Archie Bunker Bell Congres Maine Justice Carter Administration Four Square Wilmington Del White House Margaret Costanza

Ground breaking for Givens Estates near Asheville

A hillside ceremony launches the Givens Estates United Methodist Retirement Community near Asheville. A $2.5 million Marion J. Givens estate bequest fueled the project, with 80 apartments planned on 150 acres and a future $10 million expansion to nearly 500 living units plus health care facilities.

Givens Estates United Methodist Asheville Marion J. Givens Triad United Methodist Home Presbyterian Home Maryfield Wesleyan Arms Winston- Salem Methodist Home Wesley Nursing Center Charlotte Hendersonville Road

Retirement homes spur church missions along Southern tracks

The Givens bequest funds a Methodist led retirement community in the Triad area to serve elders beyond religious lines with a public mission. Lyle H. Kearns leads UNC Greensboro alumni giving aiming at 375000 dollars, while T Lynwood Smith promotes state growth and Japanese investment in North Carolina. Governor Hunt plans a state dinner to recruit industry, as Carter traverses New York with daily job pleas from the crowd.

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