Fall Furniture Market Of 1970 Is A Happy Market
Editorial notes that the Fall Furniture Market of 1970 is a “Happy Market” reflecting current business mood and consumer confidence. It highlights market structure shifts toward independent and conglomerate manufacturers, the debut of DEBUT ’72, renewed research into man made materials and wood use, and the Southern Market as a pace setter shaping the industry into the next decade for American homemakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
National Home Furnishings Association
The
Southern Association
High Point
Southern Furniture Club
Wealth costs too much in the stories of Abraham and Lot
A sermon argues wealth erodes brotherly ties as Abraham offers Lot better land while Lot moves to Sodom. It warns prosperity can dull church devotion, split families and nations, and contrasts greed with biblical riches found in service, citing Carnegie and St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
St. Paul
Mission Board
Jerusalem
Christ
Price hikes for newspapers and the forest impact
The author recalls a 1930s price rise from 10 to 15 cents and notes current presses rise due to higher newsprint costs. He warns future limits on cutting may arise from forest depletion and stricter regulations, while praising home delivery as a strong value amid inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Riches From Poverty Tales of Volt Contract Wins
Washington exposes Volt Information Sciences relocating near federal poverty offices, hiring officials, and securing VISTA contracts worth millions amid accusations of conflicts of interest. Key figures include Jack Knapp known as Credit Card Jack, Congressman Carl Perkins, and aides Baker and Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jack Knapp
Volt
House Education and Labor Committee
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
Donald Baker
Perkins
William Kelly
Jobs Corps
C. Robert Lane
VISTA
Kelly
Wesley Hjornevik
Office of Economic Opportunity
Baker
Capitol Hill
Donald Rumsfeld
Stern
OEO
Rumsfeld
OKO
Dave Dammon
Ray Brook
Dammon
Brook
Chris Kyriazis
Hospitals seek more funds for Memorial projects and space talks
Ongoing inflation squeezes hospital finances as Thomasville Memorial asks for an additional 500000 to finish and equip its 1.5 million facility while High Point Memorial contemplates a yet undetermined boost. NASA Skylab topic and local civic notes fill community events crowds and retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Memorial
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Point Memorial
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Lot
Sodom
Gomorrah
Andrew Carnegie
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
N.C
Rawley
Mes
C. H. Lock Wood
David A. Brawley, JR
Randall B. Terry, JR
Wley
Associated Press
Carr
Werond Post Office
Point
N. C
Point Enterprise, Inc
By Capus Waynick
Merry
By Jack Anderson
Olt McPherson
John H. Disher
NASA
Executives Club
Barbara Brooks
Walter L. York
Ivan Crissman
York
Sam J. Best
National Corporation
Congress
Sparrow Post Office
Lara E. Garland
Cheerio
YMCA
Dow Jones
Enterprise
Adelaide Wendler
Margaret
Peg) Rumély
Better Homes and Gardens
Addie Wendler
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