Election day beckons as voters face a foggy choice
The Enterprise notes voter apathy amid national distrust and everyday costs. It endorses Justice Susie Sharp for North Carolina chief justice, citing her record and broad juristic support, while criticizing her Republican opponent Newcomb as underqualified.
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North Carolina Supreme Court
Susie Sharp
Newcomb
James Holshouser
Justice Sharp
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Ford Middle Class Challenge and Economic Plan Critique
The piece critiques President Ford's push for an anti inflation and energy program, arguing it neglects the middle class and relies on a weak bureaucracy. It questions the plan’s coherence, cites broad proposals, and notes ambiguity in how budget cuts and productivity goals will be achieved, while criticizing food price strategies as lacking immediate solutions. The editorial cites unresolved interdepartmental issues and a reliance on studies rather than decisive action.
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Ford
Mr. Ford
Congress
Commission
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Oil price crisis raises talk of U.S. invasion risk
The piece examines Kissinger and Ford warnings on oil prices, Western reactions, and the controversial possibility of U S military action to protect Persian Gulf oil. Kuwait hints at mining oil sites if invaded, while experts weigh a range of production cuts and potential responses.
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Chile
United States
Kuwait
Andrew Tobias
New York Magazine
Morris A. Adelman
MIT
Postal Malpractice Charge Faces Capitol Hill Scrutiny
A postal official pressuring an FBI interviewee and others sought to derail a congressional probe into Postal Service malpractices. The sworn statement cites intimidation and threats, while Kl aassen lobbied lawmakers to halt hearings. Separately, Interior officials redirect a $690,000 Indian fishing funds grant to state control amid sportfisherman pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
FBI
Klassen
Capitol Hill
Charles Wilson
D-Calif
Postal Service
Wilson
House Post Office Committee
Thaddeus Dulski
D-N.c
David Henderson
Edward Derwinski
R-Ill
John Rousselot
R-Calif
Derwinski
Tokyo
Rogers Morton
Washington State
Morton
Furniture Library Crown in Home Furnishings Industry
The Furniture Library has become a key asset of the Furniture Library Association with Thomasville Furniture’s Tom A. Finch as president and P. Douglas Kerr guiding as executive director. The collection, built by Sandy Bienenstock and Bernice Blewenstock, is housed in the former Grayson residence at 1009 N. Main Street and valued at about 1.2 million. The library’s growth and support from schools and industry leaders reinforce its central role in the region’s furniture capital.
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Klassen
Korn
Postal Service
FBI
Furniture Library
Furniture Library Association
Thomasville Furniture
Tom A. Finch
P. Douglas Kerr
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Sandy Bienenstock
Furniture World
Furniture South
C.S. Grayson
N. Main Street
Bernice Blewenstock
Meredith Slane Finch
Light Keeper's
Saint Simon's Island
Lamar Webb
Finch
Sea Island
Unarmed Police Worth Studying In Crime Debate
New York opinions weigh the gun issue as crime rises. Boston Police Commissioner di Grazia argues against handgun ownership, calling for restricting guns to police and exploring unarmed policing. Reform advocates urge research into unarmed methods to reduce violence and rebuild civilian trust.
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New York
John Doe
Robert J. di Grazia
Boston
Commissioner di Grazia
di Grazia
National Commission
America
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Washington
Raleigh
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Iran
Persian Gulf
Kissinger
U.N. General Assembly
Detroit
CIA
Ted Klassen
Frank Korn
Interior Department
Nixon
Far
Northwest
Interior
Furniture
Industry ‘Crown
Holt McPherson Enterprise
Betty Ford
Happy Rockefeller
National Cancer Society
American Cancer
Carolyn Frye
High Point Memorial Hospital
Better Business Bureau
Friendly Club
Nashville
Tenn
Parthenon
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Vanderbilt University
Peabody College
Grand Ole Opry
OF Crime & Punishment
Milton G. Rector
North American Newspaper Alliance
Texas
Brooklyn
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