Thoughts for Today on Loving Your Neighbor
A brief reading reflects James 2 8 urging that fulfilling the royal law means loving your neighbor as yourself. The verse emphasizes ethical action grounded in scripture and suggests daily practice of neighborly love as a key Christian virtue.
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Voting Eligibility Confusion Affects Guilford County Board Race
Francis W. Delaune of northeast High Point is a candidate for the Guilford County Board of Education. Many residents in parts of the city are unsure which voters qualify for the county race because city limits do not align with school district lines. Some voters at Northeast Junior High and other sites will be eligible, while nearby High Point school district residents are not. The paper will publish data on candidates before the election and continue explaining eligibility, urging readers to understand the complex boundaries.
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Guilford County
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Edward Heath
Scotland
Margaret Thatcher
United Kingdom
Labor
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The
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Billy Jean King
Hickory
Catawba County
Doug Riker
National Wholesale Furniture Distributors Assn
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Simmons Space
Robert Redford
Thayer Coggin
Boots Randolph
Furniture Canada Centre
Furniture Market Center
Glade Valley School
S. Paul Ingle
North Carolina
Roy Taylor
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Interior Committee
National Parks and Recreation
Dave Henderson
Third
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Congress
Butz Joke Sparks Reader Demand at Winston-Salem Sentinel
The Winston-Salem Sentinel faced a flood of mail after it refused to print Earl Butz’s exact remarks. Readers could request a thern mofax copy via self addressed stamps. The Great Flood front page story showed copying equipment overwhelmed as printers joined in.
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Daily Smith Dies Known for Letters to Editor
Daily Smith, a longtime contributor to the Letters to the Editor column, died last Friday. He lived alone, left little trace of family nearby, and wrote mostly religious pieces and world events from a fundamentalist perspective. His quiet faith and church involvement defined him.
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Republican Party
Scotland devolution plan dominates UK Parliament session
The new session will focus on Scottish home rule as Labour pushes for a 142 seat National Assembly in Edinburgh. The plan sparks debate on UK unity with Thatcher critics wary of a referendum and SNP charging the move stalls independence. Public opinion splits, offshore oil gains in Scotland cited.
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United Kingdom
Labor Party
James Callaghan
Scotland
National Assembly
Edinburgh
Britain
Hadrian
Jeremy Thorpe
Labor
Northern Ireland
U.K
Scottish National Party
Westminister
Assembly For Scotland
SNP
William Wolfe
Tom Dalyell
Timber sale ban lingers as compromise offers little relief
North Carolina forest policy remains strained as Congress nears a National Forest Management Act, promising two years for new rules while western producers still face lingering limits. Industry leaders praise bipartisan support as a path forward amid a yearlong ban on clear cutting in state national forests.
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Latin dictatorships flourish with U S backing in the Americas
Washington faces scrutiny as Latin American military regimes expand from four nations in 1963 to almost the entire region by 1976. The article links CIA funding and U S military training to coups in Brazil and Chile, notes Pentagon aid totaling billions, and highlights Argentina’s 1976 junta terror and Congressional calls to halt aid.
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United States
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Latin America
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South America
Brazil
Chile
U.S
CIA
Joao Goulart
Vernon Walters
Salvador Allende
Havana
Argentina
Bolivia
Paraguay
Uruguay
Henry Kissinger
Downtown Solution for High Point Revitalization
A letter argues for concentrating county services in downtown High Point to revive the inner city. It suggests forming a property協rd corporation to consolidate vacant downtown spaces into one block for county facilities, potentially salvaging owner investments while improving accessibility and long term vitality.
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