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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1975
Page
2
David A Rawley Jr is named Vice President and P Rawley serves as General Manager in a corporate leadership update. The changes elevate senior management roles and outline continued company direction under Rawley and Rawley.
A compact reading combines Acts 17 30 31 urging repentance and belief in judgment with Abraham Lincoln asserting humans are not made for immortality. The pair contrasts religious exhortation with a meditation on human finite life.
A New York City Health Department study finds many parents lack parenting knowledge and that thoughtless treatment harms children. It notes sarcasm and slurs affect kids and may lead to inconsiderate parents. HEW proposed high school courses on parenting, but few districts adopted them.
A burglar smashed a Chicago jewelry store window with a broom and towel, crawled inside, and began stealing as patrons watched. Police arrived from an automatic alarm, catching the thief. no bystanders helped. The piece urges neighborhood watches to combat rising crime and fear in urban areas.
The Winston Salem Journal urges North Carolina to proceed with a new art museum building in Raleigh after a three year site dispute. With a legally authorized site chosen, bids could come by year end and officials should open operations to public input to ensure broad access and timely completion.
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz presses pause on further U S grain exports to the Soviet Union as drought in the Corn Belt trims projected yields. He notes no rush to sell more while harvest prospects remain uncertain, aiming to restore public confidence in policy and reliability.
Gloria DeHaven helped launch this year’s United Fund drive aiming for 650000 to fund 12 months of agency work in the community. General chairman Gene Bohr leads a thousand volunteers in a Herculean effort to secure broad support and ensure agencies receive required funding.
Report reveals confidential Civil Service files show 36 Senators and 32 Congressmen pressured the GSA to place friends in jobs. The files detail how GSA created a special unit for political referrals and how eight officials faced charges while lawmakers escaped action. Prominent names include Senator Hugh Scott and Rep. Louis Wyman with multiple preferential referrals. The piece notes assurances from aides and spokesmen that referrals were routine and not improper.
A teacher's wife rebuts Ms Hill on the 12 month pay plan arguing the plan does not change gross pay, only its distribution. She challenges administrative methods, tax deduction calculations, and praises saving plans with State Employees Credit Union and local banking. She notes history of objections to payroll deductions and urges factual accuracy.
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