Busy Groceryman Builds Success Through Perseverance
Howard Mayes profiles Jack Beeson, a 25 year veteran grocer at 212 S Main St who expanded to multiple stores amid inflation and energy crises. He credits his wife, son Scott, and personalized service for customer loyalty while leveraging Central Carolina Warehouse to boost buying power and plans two more Piedmont area outlets.
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Roaming the Piedmont 100 Years Ago at Deep River Meeting
BRAXTON YOUNTS recalls Deep River Friends 100th anniversary and a 1945 word picture by Helen T. Binford of the Meetinghouse and grounds. The piece preserves 1875 architecture, old roads, a cemetery, a rose fence, a social hut, and the horse era memories of the region near Guilford College and Greensboro.
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Deep River Friends
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Indiana
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New York Bailout Debate Shapes Federal Aid Politics
A Sunday Accent piece notes public opposition in Congress to federal help for New York City. It cites Rep. Richardson Preyer and President Ford, arguing punishment politics and comparisons to Saigon undermine trust while stressing local and state responsibility for New York’s fiscal crisis.
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Balancing Service On The City Council
In Thomasville Dalton Myers and Jim Johnson vie for mayor as city voters decide Tuesday. Johnson praised for community leadership, council restraint, and development know how while Myers is seen as a valued council voice whose absence could reduce dissent and risk altering representative governance.
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Jim Johnson
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Myers
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Editors Outlook on Welsh Separatism and Global Coalescence
An editor's perspective surveys Wales under the United Kingdom, noting Plaid Cymru influence and Welsh language revival amid wider separatist tides worldwide. It draws parallels with Biafra, Quebec, Belgium, Iceland, and other cases, arguing modern borders fray as nations pursue identity and autonomy.
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Rhys Ap Gruffydd
Owen Glendower
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Nigeria
Biafra
North Sea
Quebec
Lebanon Crisis Threatens Middle East Stability
The Lebanon crisis worsens as sectarian power sharing frays under Palestinian guerrilla activity and regional pressure. Christian and Muslim factions clash, foreigners evacuate, and the war’s spillover imperils the Sinai accord while threatening broader Middle East peace efforts.
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