Drawing Perception Leads Guilford Instructor To Park Event
Ralph Calhoun, art instructor at GTI, champions seeing and training the eye to draw. He explains art is learnable with interest and effort, and discusses his collage technique using everyday materials. Calhoun chairs Day In The Park by the High Point Arts Council, balancing teaching with community festival duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Calhoun
Guilford Technical Institute
da Vinci
GTI
Calhoun
Albany, Ga
High Point Arts Council
Parks and Recreation Dept
UNCG
High Point Fine Art Guild
Sears Roebuck
High Point Theatre
Garden Studio
Greensboro
Manteo
High Point
Fli-Back Co
Virginia Commonwealth University
Fli-Back
Western Electric
Betty
Central High School
Day In the Park
Who's Boss Has Effect On Market By Louis H. Bean
The article analyzes whether White House control by Democrat or Republican affects the stock market and overall economy. It reviews the first-year market performance after eight presidencies from Roosevelt to Nixon and notes Carter’s first eight months show a decline, questioning political influence on future trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Bean
North American Newspaper Alliance Washington
NANA
White House
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Little Deputies Pop Up Across Davidson County
Davidson County Sheriff Paul McCrary plans a district wide Junior Deputy program for 26 public schools. About 150 applicants from two schools show strong interest as courses cover law self defense and observation of complaints. Kids will receive badges and IDs with potential uniforms and after school meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Paul
Jaybird
McCrary
Davidson
Bolivia's struggles chart a troubled democratic course
In a bleak panorama, Bolivia shows repeated revolutions and short democratic bursts since 1830. Banzer's 1971 coup persists with 1978 vows toward institutionalization, while past losses of coast, rubber lands, and war shaped a stubborn quest for free elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
South America
Bolivar
San Martin
Sucre
Gran Colombia
United States
Latin
Col. Banzer
Chile
Acre
Brazil
Chaco
Paraguay
Ravenel to Challenge Thurmond in South Carolina Senate Race
Charles Pug Ravenel a 38 year old Democrat and Wall Street banker announces bid to unseat Strom Thurmond in a race poised as next year’s sharpest congressional battle. Ravenel, long known in state politics, profiles as liberal rival to Thurmond the veteran Republican powerhouse.
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Columbia
S.C
LENS
South Carolina
Charles ‘‘Pug’’ Ravenel
Strom Thurmond
South
Sen. Thurmond
Ravenel
Charleston
Harvard
Connecticut
Wall Street
Ghouls Exploit Elvis Death for Quick Cash
The piece warns of opportunists rushing to profit from Elvis Presley’s death. It notes ghoulish schemes and intrusive charity drives targeting grieving fans, with Graceland and Presley’s legacy becoming fodder for merchandisers and museum plans before the family weighs in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvis
Elvis Presley
Presley
Graceland
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Carol Wilson
Utley Enterprise
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Phil Speaks
Enterprise
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Puno
Peru
Daytona Beach
Fla
Col
Hugo Banzer Suarez
la Paz
U.S
NEA
London Economist News Service
State Supreme Court
Thurmond
Democratic Party
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Senate
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