Endorsement backs Richardson Preyer for re election
The Enterprise urges voters in the Sixth District to re elect Richardson Preyer, criticizing Steve Ritchie for a superficial anti Congress campaign and praising Pre yers record as moderate experienced and responsive. It argues Ritchie lacks a substantial track record while Preyer demonstrates wisdom and public respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Richardson Preyer
Congress
Sixth
Washington
Understanding The Market Of Crime Editorial
Guest editorial argues crime stems from social and economic factors and calls for data driven reform. It cites jail census figures on education, employment, and marriage, critiques limited prison reforms, notes work release trials, and urges deeper study to distinguish reformable offenders from those beyond help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Burger
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Goodbye to France the luxury liner on retirement
The France, once hailed as the pinnacle of modern ocean travel, will be retired tomorrow as government subsidies end. Rising fuel costs and dwindling patronage empty its enormous operating deficit, mirroring the decline of passenger liners once celebrated as floating palaces and symbols of national prestige.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
Ted Morgan
le Havre
Europe
America
Andrea Doria
Unsung heroines power furniture market service network
In Thomasville the Hospital Guild, Thomasville Woman's Club, and the National Council of Jewish Women are lauded for supporting the Southern Furniture Market Center. Their fundraising crafts, kitchen work, security roles, and sales fund hospital needs, senior transportation, and youth arts. A 2.8 million expansion by Thomasville Furniture Industries enhances the market, while Rotary funds back the Developmental Day Care Program, with tickets for the Barbecue and Auction on November 9 aiding a Southside Center expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Guild
Thomasville Woman’s Club
National Council of Jewish Women
Southernurniture Market Center
Guild
Bob Gruenberg
Commerce Street Wing
Market Complex
John Farrington
Thomasville Woman's Club
Thomasville High School
Lank Harris
Norman Silver
Thomasville Furniture Industries
KE. Main Street
Fifth Avenue
Wrenn Street
Southern Furniture Market Center
Southside Center
Joanne Biggerstaff
YWCA
Beddington Street Methodist Mission
Clara Cox
Daniel Brooks
St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church
Ford presses ethics overhaul for White House staff
In the wake of Watergate, President Ford pushes for an ethics program to cleanse the White House. Rumsfeld would lead conferences, require financial statements, and bar conflicts of interest, aiming for a transparent staff while avoiding public fanfare. The plan covers gifts, conduct, and outside interactions with agencies. A separate Solar Scandal piece notes low federal solar funding, arguing solar could cut oil dependence but needs heightened federal support to reach 1990s goals.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Ford White House
Donald Rumsfeld
Caeser
Special Prosecutor
Don Lowitz
Don Murdoch
Rumsfeld
Federal Energy Agency
Congress
America
California-Arizona Desert
United States
U.S
FEA
Letter to the Editor on Weightier Problems in Nation
Lynne H Hunt of Rt. 5 High Point argues that Congress and the presidency should focus on economic problems and unity rather than pursuing partisan vengeance against Nixon. She urges readers to write to officeholders, elect those who serve the common people, and reject hate to save the nation.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Ford
Lynne H. Hunt
High Point
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Joe Brown
L. Richardson Preyer
Steve Ritchie
Rep. Preyer
U.S. House of Representatives
New York
Rio de Janeiro
High Point Memorial Hospital
Council of Jewish Women
Morrison Avenue
E. .Main Street
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