Local Newspaper Masthead Including Publisher Editor
The item lists D A Rawley as co publisher and Joe Brown as editor with a date stamp of Saturday November 45 1975 reflecting a historic newspaper masthead fragment.
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1975
Page
3
New York's Fat Pension Purse debated for city rescue
The Christian Science Monitor argues New York could use public employee pension funds to guarantee loans and bridge cash flow until the budget balances. It notes legal questions, potential time constraints, and the broader call to reform pension systems nationwide while avoiding a bailout and stressing productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
United States
New York City
Ford
Beame
New York
State Emergency Financial Control Board
Teachers’ Union
City Board of Education
New York State
Pine trees and FTC ban spark foolish regulation debate
In a curbsome critique from The Charlotte News, the editorial targets the FTC ban on Euell Gibbons cereal ads claiming they mislead children into foraging. The piece argues the agency overreaches in restricting commercials that depict safe outdoor curiosity, warning such capricious power harms law and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Ewell Gibbons
FTC
Buell Gibbons
Julia
Euell Gibbons
Welfare bill soars to about $100 per citizen
The Norfolk Ledger-Star notes the U S welfare outlay for fiscal 1975 reached about 22.6 billion dollars, averaging roughly 100 dollars per citizen. It highlights AFDC trends, rising costs in welfare programs, and the inflationary effect of large federal spending while urging prudent, reality-based budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Humane Society
Congress
Colors and Confusing Plates Planned in 1976
The Durham Sun reports the General Assembly will issue a range of plate colors in 1976. Red and white plates stay for most drivers with a fee to renew. Disabled veterans and former POWs get red white and blue plates. State vehicles keep yellow and black. Green and white plates cover motorcycles trucks private buses antique cars handicapped plates and several radio and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
National Guard
Civil Air Patrol
Lexington Observes Veterans Day Amid Air Fleet Pageantry
Veterans groups in Lexington held a large Armistice Day celebration led by the 10th District VFW Auxiliary. Air Force planes roared overhead as multiple bands marched, while speakers pressed for broader civic input. The day also featured an AARP workshop with Rep. Leo Heer urging citizen involvement in the 1977 General Assembly and plans for National Retired Persons Week. Joe Paxton announced a new state AARP director as discussions focused on no fault insurance, tax relief, retirement income exemptions, and elder care reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Air Force
Graham V. Vaughn
10Th District Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Organizations
American Assn. of Retired Persons
AARP
General Assembly
Joe Paxton
Michigan
Brevard
Paxton
Tracing LEAA Funds for Nixon Era Conventions
Internal LEAA documents reveal Florida grants totaling 3.5 million to keep peace during 1972 conventions. San Clemente police spent funds on riot gear and riot vehicles while Miami Miami Beach police used overtime, radios, TV monitoring and high tech gear. Footnotes discuss payola investigations and industry disclosures by Mike Viner of Pride Records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Florida
San Clemente
Calif
Richard Nixon
Miami Beach
Miami
LEAA
Viecks
Robert P. Johnson
California
Bob Owens
Sear
Kansas City
New York City
Federal Communications Commission
Mike Viner
Pride Records
Viner
Fred Rector
MGM Records
Reshuffling Guest Lists in Washington Society
In a playful Washington social satire a couple weigh how to handle invitations as political reshuffles alter who is welcome. Names like James Schlesinger Henry Kissinger George Bush Rumsfeld Walters and Rockefellers surface while plotting cocktails or sit down dinners and deciding who may be invited before Dec 18 or after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Schlesingers
Gerry Ford
William Colbys
Ford
CIA
Henry Kissingers
Henry
National Security Council
Rumsfelds
Rumsfeld
White House
Barbara Walters
George Bush
China
Peking
Elliot Richardsons
London
Rocky
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. A. Rawley
Joe Brown
Christian Science Monitor
Charlotte News
Chain Saw
Norfolk Ledger-Star
Durham Sun
Leo J. Heer
Piedmont
Raleigh
Heer
William Redbrey
National Aarp Organization
Jim Benci
Benci
Las Vegas
MGM
Bill Gavin
Art Buchwald
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