Waiting In The Wings For State Aid Fight Over Private Colleges
North Carolina faces a potential General Assembly clash over expanding state funds for private higher education. The North Carolina Association of Independent Colleges and Universities seeks to boost aid from about 4% million annually, a move seen as risky and divisive. Critics warn of increased governmental control and higher tax burdens if the public university system must subsidize private institutions, urging a balanced approach without rancor.
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General Assembly
North Carolina Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
North Carolina
University of North Carolina Administrative Council
Tts
For Want Of A Policy Editorial Critique Of U S Leadership
The piece argues U S prestige wanes due to indecisiveness in White House and agencies. It contends nations from Britain to Japan seek U S leadership, Arabs rely on the petrodollar, and without a coherent global policy the United States loses influence despite isolated diplomatic gains.
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U. S
Japan
West Germany
Britain
Italy
Egypt
Israel
Middle East
Latin America
Africa
London
Bonn
Rome
West Europe
Saudi Arabia
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
White House
State Department
Congress
Ford
Kissinger
China
Russia
Cyprus
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
PROJECTING THE NEWS When Campuses Were Restive
This retrospective traces the 1960s student protests starting with the Free Speech Movement at Berkeley in 1964 and spreading to Yale, Brooklyn College, and many campuses over Vietnam war and civil rights issues. It notes mass demonstrations, student campaigns for McCarthy and RFK, and mentions Goldwater’s critique of media portrayal.
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Berkeley
University of California
Free Speech Movement
Yale
Brooklyn College
White House
Vietnam
Gene
Eugene J. McCarthy
D Minn
Robert F. Kennedy
N.Y
Kennedy
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
Autumn Market Buzz and High Point Profiles
Colorful autumns draw tens of thousands to the Piedmont as October furniture market floods highways with tourist traffic. High Point features include Corinne Dowdy and Rose Ann Jordan of The Very Thing Ltd shopping England, and Andrew Corbitt honored as Employee of the Month at High Point Memorial Hospital for 63 years of service. Additional notes recount Hodges era trade missions, industry ties, and a Georgia Tech football trip with Governor Hodges and mistaken Faubus reference.
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Corinne Dowdy
Rose Ann Jordan
Very Thing Ltd
Millis Square
England
Andrew Corbitt
High Point
Old Union Furniture Company
High Point Memorial Hospital
J. T. Burrus
Burrus
Ophelia
Hodges
Atlanta
Southern Regional Educational Center
Georgia Tech
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Faubus
Energy Solutions Will Change Environment Says Report
United Feature Syndicate commentary cites a Federal Energy Administration draft predicting harsher health and safety impacts from oil dependence. It warns of greater coal pollution, shale oil boom towns, potential earthquakes, and risks from nuclear and geothermal power, while noting cleaner aspects of solar energy.
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Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
Washington
United States
America
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Alaskan
Food Stamp Drive Questioned by Reader Letter
Christopher L Wilson criticizes a Saturday article about Mrs Beverley Smith and volunteers planning a door to door campaign to promote food stamps. He questions the program Outreach, warns of misuse, and urges economical use of public funds. He cites Roman Empire references and asks if city council has defined the circuses.
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Beverley Smith
Black Man Beaten White Youth Killed Article Letter Concerns
A reader writes to the High Point Enterprise protesting the front page story Black Man Beaten White Youth Killed from October 8 1974. The letter urges removal of such articles and calls for harmony between black and white readers, hoping to reduce racially charged violence and crimes.
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High Point Enterprise
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Joe Brown
Chapel Hill
Piedmont
Jack Frost
Research Triangle
Charles E. Hayworth
Alma Desk Company
Robert M. Hanes
Henry Dowdy
Sweden
McDonnell-Douglas
Tar Heel
Dave Phillips
University of Moscow
Choate
Choate and
St. Catherine’s School
George E. Hutchens
The
Big Bear
Food World
Jean Souwelne
Belgium
Brussels
William R. Henderson
Commerce and Industry
Henderson
Bennett Advertising Agency
William F. Bailey
Department of Correction
Christopher L. Wilson
Shadow Valley Rd
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