Personality profile Christine Myatt a devoted civic volunteer
Christine Myatt parallels Betty Ford in public service yet voices strong views on matters. She serves on Guilford County Mental Health Advisory Board and High Point Drug Action Council, shaping plans for expanded mental health services while stressing citizen input and broader community involvement.
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Christine Myatt
Betty Ford
Archie
Jim Hunt
George Wood
Guilford County
Myatt
Community Planning Council
Ywca Board
Red Cross
PTA
Myatts
Greenway Drive
Christy
Wake Forest University
County
Democratic Party
Sarah
Westchester Academy
Beth
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Voter To Have Final Say On Ford Carter Promises
New York analysis criticizes both Ford and Carter for weak foreign policy. It cautions detente risks with Moscow, notes Yugoslavia concerns after Tito, and contrasts responses to Middle East oil shocks and Africa decolonization. The piece argues political rhetoric has damaged U.S. credibility abroad.
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Ford
Carter
New York
Nana
Gov. Carter
Republic
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Moscow
Europe
Soviet Union
East Europe
U.S.S.R
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United States
Yugoslavia
Stalin
Tito
NATO
Middle East
Israel
Jimmy Carter
Africa
Rhogesia
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Afric
Southeast Asia
Editor's Outlook on Professors and Predictive Failures
An essay reflecting on liberal arts predictions and the drift of social science. The author recalls 44 years of notes from political science at the University of Wisconsin, noting how advocacy influenced data, biased conclusions, and misforecasts from sociology and economics. He cites anti imperialism, racial theories, and diplomacy misjudgments, contrasting with exact sciences. He warns against overconfidence and notes real-world outcomes from policy makers shaped by campus ideas.
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University of Wisconsin
Russia
U.S.S.R
Freedom Train visit inspires school song and NC agriculture notes
The Freedom Train visited Guilford Battleground prompting Millis Road School students to compose a song explaining its Bicentennial message. The issue also reports 1974 North Carolina census data: farm sales, land use, production by crops and livestock, farm counts, and operator ages, with contact info for Census inquiries.
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Millis Road
Dale Townsend
Old North
North Carolina
Bureau of the Census
A $ Dept. of Commerce
Washington, DC
Dept of
Davidson County Race Sees Limited Publicity On Candidates
Voters in Davidson County face uneven press coverage for Fifth District contenders, while state Senate and House candidates see little printed about them. A 1975 disclosure act raise reporting from 1000 to 5000 dollars, a change supporters say harms transparency. Democrats Jack Childers Tom Suddarth and House members Larry Leonard John Warner Peter Hairston backed the limit. Lambeth Crawford Carroll and White offered varied stances or comments. Somers and Gilbert Davis for the Senate favored broader disclosure, aiming to inform voters more fully.
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Steve Neal
Wilmer Mizell
Davidson County
State Senate
House
General Assembly
Ethics Commission
Assembly
Senate
Lexington
Jack Childers
Tom Suddarth
Larry Leonard
John Warner
Peter Hairston
Davidson
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High Point
Norfolk
L. Richardson
Kendall Center
County Commission
High Pointer
Becky Smothers
Indira Gandhi
India
League of Nations
Pitman Potter
World Court
the Hague
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Kirk
Washington
New Dea
Great Society
Hiller
de Gaulle
Mao
Braxton Younts Enterprise
Freedom
Guilford Battleground
Commerce District Office
Tme
Senator Soaper
Buddy
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