Thomasville Times-Enterprise Contact and pricing note
The Thomasville Times Enterprise lists contact details for subscriptions and address changes. It notes weekly and yearly mail rates, 3 percent Georgia sales tax, and staff roles for Publisher Lee E. Kelly and Editor L. Edward Kelly Jr. Page 4.
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Times Enterprise Co
Thomasville
P.O
N. Madison St
State of Georgia
Lee E. Kelly
L. Edward Kelly Jr
At The Crossroads of Rip Van Winkle and Modern Times
A reflective column argues the United States bears seeds of war’s harvest from past conflicts and warns that moral decay, government dependence, and youth unemployment threaten the nation as it nears its 200th birthday. It cites Washington and past empires to warn of decline.
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United States
Korea
Vietnam
Rome
France
Britain
Spain
Employable Persons Kept Off Welfare Rolls Under New Plan
Washington analysis of welfare reform options centers on Ullman plan to classify heads of AFDC as employable or unemployable. It would require work or training, fund child care centers, provide a work expense allowance, and extend food stamp support. The chamber endorses Ullman proposals as a potential alternative to Nixon and Mills plans.
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AFDC
Ullman
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Altman
Medical care as a right requires system support not new law
The piece argues that medical care should be a right but relies on strengthening the medical system and federal action rather than a multibillion dollar national health insurance. It cites AMA Medi credit and warns against sudden supply shortages and inflation from rushing demand.
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American Medical Association
Medicredit
Women Leaders Rise Across United States
Oklahoma City voters elect a woman mayor. Arlington lawyers choose a woman as bar president. A woman designated chief at Cleveland air traffic control. Treasury debuts first women air marshals. Three girls win entry to Fayetteville Soap Box Derby. Moral: progress continues, men.
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Oklahoma City
Arlington
Federal Aviation Agency
Cleveland
Treasury Department
Fayetteville
Charlotte
N.C
Rethinking Colleges Aims to Cut Costs and Change Campus Life
Author argues costly higher education is failing and proposes a shift to nonresident models. He cites S F State College president Hayakawa and work-study plans like Georgia Tech to reduce dorm and dining costs, better linking students with business and professional life.
Why college teachers lean left in Hart's view
Jeffrey Hart argues that the choice to become an academic often includes a negative stance toward ordinary society. He posits Hart's Theorem: abstract departments breed angrier faculty and sillier statements, with other factors like disdain for capitalist planning and a preference for structured intellectual life shaping political tilt.
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Jeffrey Hart
San Diego
Columbia
Dartmouth
TwaTha Mn Prity
Ford Foundation
HEW
Defense Department
Hart
Burke
Television's prime time myths and the insomniac audience
A critique of TV programming argues that ratings mislead, early evening is poor for viewership, and the real buying power lies with insomniac husbands after midnight. It decries reliance on young viewers, celebrities, and broad reach as false indicators while noting commercial gaps and odd ad themes.
Savvy Suggester Sees Low Budgets Boost TV Ideas
A writer criticizes dull ads and late night TV, proposing low cost concepts such as laugh track soap operas and silent Mr. Ed reruns. He imagines sensational sci fi monsters and varied scenes from markets to dances to spark viewer interest.
Daily Horoscope Readings Guide Influential Aries Through Pisces
ARIES consult with financial experts to improve money matters and plan for the future. TAURUS feels at peak, excels in business or social life with evening recreation and wise repayment of obligations. GEMINI trusts hunches, seeks expert ideas, and plans practically with loved ones. MOON CHILDREN should seek a wise friend, accept invitations, and be a good conversationalist. LEO needs expert help for practical welfare matters and should impress leaders while helping someone in trouble. VIRGO changes may benefit operations. study confusions, avoid gossip, stay busy. LIBRA discuss practical affairs with a close partner, seek ideas, and catch up on neglected collections. keep promises. SCORPIO a changed viewpoint helps with associates. be ethical, then enjoy amusements. SAGITTARIUS improve daily routines with associates, add wardrobe vanity, be sensible about health. CAPRICORN work may be caught up. restore energy by change and brush up talents for vacation. AQUARIUS discuss property issues with kin, eliminate burdens, avoid encouraging alcohol. PISCES cooperate with associates, expand benefits, pursue travel plans. stay busy. If you are born today, you will be a money-minded, resourceful achiever with a fine inquisitive mind.
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
LIBRA
Mate
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
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