Religious Arrogance In Christian Yellow Pages Debate
The Lexington Dispatch argues against Christian Yellow Pages claiming they divide believers by labeling born again Christians. It warns the plan could foster anti semitism and exclude other faiths, challenging open free society values and brotherhood. The piece questions who defines faith and cautions the directory may unite the few while alienating many.
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America
California
North Carolina
Yellow Pages
Ed Shouse
Christian Yellow Pages
Family of God
Kingdom of God
Charlotte Area Clergy Association
Europeans side with U S secret ops in wake of Bernstein exposé
The Boston Herald American reports European reaction to Carl Bernstein's article alleging American newsmen assisted the CIA. Diplomats and editors say cooperation with intelligence work is a normal part of the job and essential to security, arguing Americans should stop self-criticism and accept pragmatic measures in a competitive, grim world.
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CIA
United States
Free World
Bernard D. Kaplan
Boston Herald American
Paris
Kaplan
Europe
Watergate
Carl Bernstein
Bernstein
Arrogance Comes Home
An editorial condemns Asheboro city officials for voting themselves lifetime free fishing and golfing privileges at city facilities for those serving two or more terms. The piece argues the decision embodies public privilege and questions public service motives.
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Asheboro
Carter backs District fiscal autonomy amid push for full representation
Washington Star reports President Carter endorses financial autonomy for the District by 1982 while pursuing full representation in Congress. Despite home rule limits, budgeting remains under Congress through annual appropriations, with talks on a revenue‑loss formula stalled but ongoing.
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of Columbia
Carter
Senate
House
Capitol Hill
Mondale
Basics Emphasized in State Education
Dr Herbert Wey chancellor of Appalachian State University urges faculty to ensure graduates are skilled in reading writing speaking and listening. The governor promotes a program to boost reading in public schools. It is wondrous that such basics must be stressed in education and should be central at all levels.
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Herbert Wey
Appalachian State University
Panama eavesdropping reveals Torrijos life and cover ups
The Army monitored Omar Torrijos calls for years with the 408th Company of the Army Security Agency. The surveillance targeted Panama Canal negotiations and officials, revealing intimate talks and alleged sales of information. Bankers face a credit crisis from huge bad and endangered loans amid oil price shocks and rising U S foreign lending.
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Washington
Omar Torrijos
U.S. Army
Congress
Panama
State
Justice Departments
Army
Panama City
Panama Canal
Torrijos
408Th
Army Security Agency
Ellsworth Bunker
National Security Agency
Bunker
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
United States
America
Perley A Thomas Car Works to Thomas Built Buses
The story traces Perley A. Thomas as a pioneer in streetcar and bus manufacture, from designs in 1916 to founding Thomas Built Buses in High Point. It notes ongoing commitment to safety, expansion to three international plants, and a family led yet professionally balanced company culture.
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Perley A. Thomas
Mr. P.A
New Orleans
Perley A. Thomas Car Works
Thomas Built Buses, Inc
High Point
North Carolina
Thomas
Vital U S Soviet peace move urged by group
A 35 year old group backs the Geneva Conference co chairs noted joint U S Soviet statement on six point Arab Israeli peace settlement. They call for a full war end normalization security withdrawal 1967 borders Palestinian self determination and security assurances for all. They urged Carter and Brezhnev to craft a formula for inclusive negotiations.
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Carter
Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
U.S.S.R
United Nations
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Israel
UN Security Council
U.S
Brezhnev
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Les Whitten
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Thomas Company
Perley Thomas
Holt McPherson
John Thomas
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