Cut Off From The World On New I-85 Route
High Point faces isolation fears as I-85 moves three miles south. Local roads will force travelers through bottlenecks and strip development, with little immediate remedy or planning on the horizon. The city urges state action to avert continued neglect and decline in tax base and accessibility.
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Hopewell Road
N.C. 62
W. Fairfield Rd
South High Point
U.S. 311
Archdale
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Death Valley
John Watkins
A Carrot Rejected What price academic freedom for Duke
Duke medical school refuses a new federal rule requiring admission of a percentage of third year students from foreign medical schools. Officials say the facility may surrender about 920000 in federal funds. The stance contrasts with UNC and Bowman Gray which face the policy’s impact.
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Duke University
Duke
University of North Carolina
Bowman Gray
Whistle While You Work Wanted for Washington Reporters
The piece jokes about reporters misreporting a student Amy misplaying Three Blind Mice when she plays Twinkle Twinkle Little Star for violin homework. It notes new qualifications for White House reporters and wary press secretaries with tin ears.
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Washington
Amy
White House
Twinkle
Limiting Diplomatic Immunity Involves Repeal Debate
Residents of New York City and Washington, D C see the reality of DPL plates as diplomats enjoy immunity. Congress moved to repeal the 1790 law and require diplomatic drivers to carry liability insurance to align with the Vienna Convention. The Senate has not acted, and the issue continues amid tensions between diplomats and locals.
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New York City
Washington, D.C
Teese
Es Fair
Canberra
Washington
Congress
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
U.S
Inside Story of Bobby Baker Sparks White House Drama
Washington reporting details Baker’s disputed career with Lyndon Johnson Nixon and other leaders. The forthcoming book cites Baker’s meetings with Rebozo Kalmbach and Connally while recounting LBJ’s alleged intervention attempts and Nixon’s surprise cabinet move. The piece also notes hospital formula promotions by Bristol Myers and Abbott Labs and a antitrust suit won by Baker Beechnut.
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Baker
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Nixon
John Kennedy
Dwight Eisenhower
John Connally
Bebe Rebozo
Abe Fortas
Clark Clifford
Robert Vesco
Bristol-Myers
Abbott Labs
United States
Warren Fiske
Baker Beechnut
Hayworth Named Chairman At High Point College
Charles E. Hayworth Jr. is elevated to chairmanship of the High Point College Board of Trustees succeeding William F. Womble. The community praises HPC’s Christian mission, endowment growth, and service while anticipating further development and expansion as fall approaches.
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Charles E. Hayworth Jr
High Point College
William F. Womble
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
HPC
William Womble
Charles Hayworth
Furniture boom drives pre market show growth and new showrooms
A rapid pre market boom draws visitors to the furniture industry with orders expanding production into 1978. New showrooms open as Highland House locates at the old Post Office site and Montclair Furniture leases space for next springs display. Interline plans open house with German partners as Norling Studios doubles space for color work and photography. Swine flu vaccination guidance targets high risk adults while retirement editor warns of Social Security funding strains amid aging workers.
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Steele Street
Stehil Mill
Highland House of
Hickory
Southern Market Center
Montclair Furniture Co
Claremont
U.S. Public Health Service Advisory Committee
Hong Kong
Ronald K. Bevine
The
United Retirement Bulletin
Devine
Letter to the Enterprise on state government polling
A reader denounces the September editorial Polling The People as demagogic and biased. They call the NC Tomorrow survey a designed tool for collectivist tyranny and criticize questions as pro government interference and racist or sexist.
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N.C. Tomorrow
N.C. Tomorrows
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