New Archdale Mayor Lloyd H Taylor Seeks Community Access
Archdale's new mayor Lloyd H Taylor vows open city hall doors for questions and participation. He aims to learn, cooperate with staff, and keep sewer service as the top priority while studying a potential volunteer police aid, town meetings, and nonpartisan committee appointments. He champions ongoing water system completion, park support, and strong community values amid local problems like stray dogs.
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Archdale
Arhdale
Lloyd H. Taylor
Taylor
City Clerk Vacancy Stirs Davidson Officials
Three months after Jim Haynes resigned as city clerk in August, Davidson County's Thomasville still has not filled the post. Dalton Fulcher of Archdale initially planned to take the job but chose to stay as city manager, prompting questions about the need for a clerk and whether current finance department staff could assume the duties.
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Thomasville
Jim Haynes
Haynes
Yadkin County
Dalton Fulcher
Archdale
Fulcher
Finance Department
End Of A Trend It’s All Going Backward In Sports
An editor's outlook argues that the mid season collapse of the World Football League foreshadows a retreat from pro sports excess. It notes many teams losing money across leagues, rising player salaries, strikes, and a growing public disillusionment with government spending and big institutions. It urges restraint and a return to promoting the general welfare.
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World Football League
Chris Hemmeter
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Red’ Grange
Walter Hagen
Bill Tilden
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
New York
Muskie
Ronald Reagan
Gallup
WFL
Armistice Day remembered in Piedmont notes and memories
Enterprise staff writer recounts Armistice Day recollections from past Novembers, notes Lexington Veterans Day parade, Guilford County offices closing, and a school parade memory. Includes a NC State University farm economy note with 1975 U.S. gross farm income estimated at $102 billion and 75 cent input share.
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Lexington
Guilford County
N.C. State University
U.S
Questioning Kissinger and Detente’s Successes
A critical view questions Henry Kissinger’s aura of foreign policy triumph under Ford. It argues U.S. diplomacy post-1969, including Vietnam, detente, and NATO, yields mixed results as Russia gains leverage in Europe and Asia while Western allies shift.
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New York
Henry Kissinger
Ford
U.S
Washington
China
Middle East
NATO
Kissinger
Henry
Leonid Brezhnev
Moscow
Kremlin
Portugal
Helsinki
North Carolina GOP at center of Ford Reagan clash
North Carolina emerges as a key battleground as President Ford and Ronald Reagan seek party unity ahead of primaries. Gov Holshouser backs Ford while Sen Helms backs Reagan, signaling a split likely mirrored in statewide races and national strategy on unity versus ideological purity.
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Reagan
Washington
Charlotte
Presi
Dent Ford
Gov. Holfhouser
Jesse Helms
Cae
Wg Ie
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Manhattan
Kilpatrick
Republican Party
Ronald Reagan
GOP
Raleigh
Sen. Helms
Jodyte Brothers
Holshouser
Holfhouser
Florida
New Hampshire
California
Ilinois
Rea
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