Mrs C H Lockwood Names Vice President Saturday
Mrs C H Lockwood was named vice president in a Saturday ceremony dated November 28 1977 with Joe Brown serving as editor. The events reflect leadership changes in the local newspaper’s management team.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1977
Page
2
Snow and Radio Aid for Mountain Schools Weathers Storms
Winter looms in North Carolina and officials recall how last year's snow and floods disrupted schooling. WKSK and WATA radio aided students when roads failed and schools closed, showing the value of a school by radio link amid emergencies. Public TV could expand reach, though funding and coverage are challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Watauga
Ashe
Mountain
WKSK
West Jefferson
WATA
Boone
State Board of Education
Linville
Chapel Hill
Governor hints at evaluating teacher performance
The governor Jim Hunt signals openness to study all public education aspects including teacher performance. He says the idea is not a trial balloon but a clear signal of examining tenure, salaries, and student readiness, despite strong opposition from teacher organizations. Some teachers may favor scrutiny that links outcomes to performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hunt
State Board of Education
North Carolina
Welfare World hits Washingtons school board welfare links
Senator Jesse Helms cites an unusual set of welfare cases among Washington D C School Board candidates and current members. He notes two candidates and two board members collect benefits while campaigning or serving, contrasting with their substantial assets and income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Helms
Helms
Washington
Washington, D.C
Brooks criticizes NC community colleges on skilled labor training
North Carolina labor secretary John Brooks says community colleges and technical institutes fail to provide adequate training in auto mechanics and bricklaying, citing a labor shortage. He notes the schools offer courses when there is demand, but cannot compel interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
John Brooks
Brooks
Community College-Technical Institute
Tobacco program under fire as campaigns push warnings
The Washington Daily News notes gradual efforts to diminish tobacco influence. Consumer groups seek a skull and crossbones symbol on packs, alongside existing health warnings, signaling a shift toward eliminating tobacco. The piece envisions a future where tobacco is outlawed and marijuana is legalized, reflecting changing times.
Soviet fishing fleet tasked as eyes and ears for Moscow
U S intelligence testimony to Congress says the Soviet merchant marine is being transformed into an intelligence arm. Up to 16 percent of 500 nonmilitary Soviet vessels off North America act as intelligence ships, with naval officers aboard fishing boats and trawlers. Some ships carry troops and military equipment, aiding access to ports and potential deployments, while survey ships trail and probe U S defenses. KGB agents have infiltrated port cities and smuggled arms, underscoring Moscow's plan to use global oceans to advance communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Capitol Hill
House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
John Murphy
D.-N.y
Canadian
Angola
Middle East
Cuba
U.S.S.R
Panama Canal
Africa
Europe
KGB
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Andrei Gorshkov
Moscow
The Death of Mary White and a Town Remembers
A moving Emporia Gazette tribute recounts Mary White's life from her playful riding through her community ties and charitable work to the moment of her death after a horse riding accident. The fatherly editorial honors her zest for life, wit, love of books, and mission to help others, ending with a solemn memorial at Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Arlen White
Emporia
Kansas
Mary
Associated Press
Mary White
Kerra
Merchant Street
Charley O’brien
W.L. Holtz
Tom O’connor
J.H.J. Rice
Frank Beach
Pepville
Stringtown
Congregational Church
Bill
Harvard
Gazette Force
Paul
Love
First Corinthians
John HJ. Rice
Car Nan
Tschaikowski
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Washington Daily News
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Yorer Club
Holt McPherson
Conrad
Galsworthy
E.E. Slosson
Kipling
Mark Twain
Dickens
Wells
Arnold Bennett
Wellesley
Y.W.C.A
Eeord
Athout
Church
Sher
Rice Brown
Frank Fencannon
W.W. Finney
Gazette
Walter Hughes
Charley O'Brien
Emporia, Kansas
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