New Commissioner Hopes For More Cooperation
Greensboro attorney Forrest Campbell, a former Guilford County attorney, city councilman and Social Services Board member, prepares to take a seat on the Board of Commissioners. He urges closer county city cooperation, notes strides in Social Services, and outlines goals for economic development and education while emphasizing leadership and reduced partisanship.
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Greensboro
Forrest Campbell
Guilford County
Social Services Board
Board of Commissioners
Harnett County
Duke University Law School
Campbell
Portant Board
High Point
University of Portland
Oregon
Duke University
Carol Hackbarth
FBI
Northwest
Henderson Road
Guilford College
College Place
Lions Club
West Coast
Europe
Caribbean
Editor's Outlook on Underground Press Decline and Bias
The piece critiques the underground press born from the 1960s free speech movement, noting its decline due to sensational ads and loss of credibility. It cites The Los Angeles Free Press and editor Penelope Grenoble, arguing interpretive journalism misleads readers and that clear factual reporting remains essential.
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Berkeley
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Bulletin
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Barbara O'Reilley
Gannett
Penelope Grenoble
Free Press
Ms. Grenoble
Final Southern Trains 5 and 6 Guided by Veteran Stopppers
John Ingram Jr and Herbert Harris, veterans with 33 and 35 years at Southern, served as train stoppers on the final runs of trains No. 5 and No. 6. They helped boarding and alighting passengers on the Piedmont route as crowds gathered on the platform for the last daytime service from Greensboro to Charlotte.
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Southern
John Ingram Jr
Herbert Harris
Ingram
Wendell Street
Harris
Ashburn Street
The
Washington
Greensboro
High Point
Charlotte
Voters Aided Hitler Despite Opposition and Fear
The 1933 German vote gave 43.9 percent to Hitler and the Nazi Party as Hindenburg installed him as Reichskanzler amid a climate of intimidation. The piece notes Jewish perceptions, church reactions, and political maneuvering including the banishment of rivals and planned confiscation of monastery property.
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Germany
Kaas
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Association of
National German Jews
Winifred Wagner
Richard Wagner
Political rivals clash over stance and drought like creeks
Senator Soaper and Congressman Sludgepump tout steadfast positions while Ford and Carter appear indecisive amid a dry political season. The FTC targets comic books pushing vitamin use and vows further action against drug peddlers.
Thanksgiving Hazard at Davidson Family Dinner
A Davidson dateline humour piece recalls a tense Thanksgiving with a protective dog a bearded nephew and endless turkey. The narrator, the youngest brother, endures the dog’s watchful glare a beard yank from a playful niece and a mother’s reminders that he is still “my baby” before escaping with a rationed, reduced leftover feast.
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Thomasville
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Goebbels
Voelkischer Beobachter
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War Dept
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King Feature Syndicate
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Jewish National Union
Fuehrer
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Carter
Federal Trade Commission
Davidson
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