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CLIFF BLUE...
People &
Issues
SPILLING THE BEANS ...
Well, it looks as if people who hold
big offices, such as ihe President
of the United States, are pretty
much like average people, stepping
in their breeches, one leg at the
time just like farm hands and peo
ple like you and 1. .
In a recent UP1 dispatch we note
that former President Carter says
Helmut Smith "would stab you in
the back," and calls Henry Kiss
inger a "liar" in his off-the-record
interview published by the Boston
Globe.
I always thought that when you
were in a confidential conversation
you held what you were talking
about as "confidential matter."
Of late while I have had more 4
time to read and think, 1 notice
more and more of our so-called
"great men" like our Presidents
and Cabinet members, must be
just average people such as gather
at the jot-em-down store. They can
hardly wait until they get out of of
fice to begin to write and tell the
truth on some of their big-dealings
with big consequences.
Carter was especially critical of 4
Secretary of State, Alexander Haig
who also served as Secretary of
State under Reagan.
We'note that Carter, or the man
who is doing the writing, says that
Carter seems to have had the opi
nion that Israel's Menachem Begin
is a most difficult man to deal
with. That's been my opinion of
Mr. Began all along.
COMMUNTIY COLLEGES ...
North Carolina's citizens say they '
are pleased with the state's com
munity college system and think it
is doing a good jo^ training people
for better jobs and meeting the
special needs of non-high school
graduates.
In results of a statewide survey
of 1,400 North Carolinians releas
ed Sept. 13 by the Governor's Of
fice, some 91 of the respondents
said they found the campuses of
the system attractive. And 87To
said that the campuses were conve
nient. One out of three adults
reported having taken a course at a
local community system institu
tion.
When we see the opportunities
being offered today through Com
munity Colleges with thousands of
boys and girls, and men and
women, fulfilling an opportunity
that they did not have in their
younger days, we wonder why a
great and advancing state did not
awaken to its need 10 to 20 years
before it did?
While California and a few
other states were ahead of North
Carolina, the Old North State is a
leader in these institutions today.
SOCIAL SECURITY ...
Washington experts on Social
Security tell us it is likely that the
Social Security fund will run dry
unless more taxes go into the fund,
or the payments decrease.
Social Security was probably the
finest thing for senior citizens of
any measure promoted by the late
Franklin D. Roosevelt. Now it is
swaying under a greater load than
it can carry!
The Social Security fund is being
taxed more than it can stand. It is
hard to predict as to what percen
tage it should be resolved but I
would think that a 10 percent
reduction would put it back on
solid ground.
The Social Security Administra
tion will have to borrow up to $2
billion from its disability and
Medicare trust funds to cover Nov.
3 checks to nearly 32 million peo
ple, an official said. Under tem
porary authority from Congress,
he said, interfund borrowing may
hit $11 billion by December.
Frankly, 1 would favor that
almost every phase of the Federal
Government could stand a 10%
reduction. Of course there would
be those who would prefer more!
Democrats and Republicans,
both spend too much. The tremen
dous debt that the Federal Govern
ment is piling up year after year is
frightening.
If the budget is not brought into
balance soon, our thinking is that
we will see a crash in the not too
distant future and will find this na
tion in about the same fix as Mex
ico is in today!
Benefit
The Hoke County Children's
Center will sponsor a Fall Bazaar
November 6 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
at Edenborough Shopping Center.
Proceeds will be used to help
benefit the Center, which is at 115
W. Donaldson Ave., Raeford.
Items will be accepted between 9
a.m. and 4 p.m. or on Saturday
morning at the shopping center.
All contributions will be appre- i
dated.