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Pige 6 THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Thursday, February 17, 1972 Washington Report WuXSIKiNGTON. I li:ivo miioh concern afcjut any bill wiiich akes from any iiCKmcnl <il Ibo merican people Ihoir freedom, reodcm, in my judgment, is ' ./.c greatest bletsim^ which any . iJ-C can enjoy cn this earth. Moreover, I do not think you ought to take away freedom from some individuals cn the theory tn tt by rcLii.ing them you will promote the inieresi of otliers. That is the .'t nature of thit ehallenge which vve face in this country as the Senate con.sidcis S. 2315, a biil v.hi h proposed that the E..I al r.mplo.vment Oppor tunities ce-mmi.'sion .stiall h i\o the po.wer I j cotilr d the hh'tn';, the promotion, and I lie firing practices of every employer in this country who has as many as eight employees. Those who propose this legislation profess that their intentions stem fts>m the purest motives to insure that every indivi.dual shall he chosen for employment without a sein- til'a of dis: rimination. Such lau dable motives ign.re the reaiily that the ehoo.sing of an em ployee involves a judgment and I fail to SCO that a government judgment stems from any better motives than a private one. It is ironic t :o tliat in the ob session which always surrounds bids which embody the concei.t of “erjualily" that ther- is mudi contempt for individu it i.dg- ments whi-h may not be s.-incliun- ed by tlie state. 'Ptiere is always present too in tliis pr .ct'ss the in satiable thirsl for now ftsier-ol K is kEOr. which came into being under I lie Civoi i-i cits Acis r.i IP,..!, needs ''V .O'r. ft cut.hr'rity to ,is.sure equal employment opporiunilv. f-'m t.se adv I '.Mes of S. 2515 seek to et.len I federal controls to in- c.uile tiie Inriri,; practices oi gov- (•i tv rs, cminly c o rnniissioners. mayors, ('lu’.h b ;ards, and busi- • i^s^es iiol l;eiel,..ore covered- mis t;il prcmpls me to make tins „i.j.-,ervation. As one who loves Ins eounliy and freedom. 1 a.11 distressed as 1 go lii.o land to find a r aving con Amencans Own And Use More lelcphones most takative nation with 739 conversations per person. North Carolinians add to the national average at the rate of over seven million local and 382,000 long dis tance calls each day. I Ui Good Year" r Bends Sale Heart Research Program Set n rami weight, you run twice the n'^rmal risk oi suffe.iing a heart attack in middle age. I nows and advertising media. I Tliere were nine-one counties i which made lOD per cent of their ' annual quota for 1971, and ■ the ! others came close to 100 per ' rent. Me; klonturg county led the TIic U. S. Savings Bonds pro- state with sales of $9,371,913, Fourty^four scientists are cn- Telephone circuits from the e.xper.enced its most sue- foliowed by Guill,!rd with $7,- gaged in research on cardiovas- United States to the rest of the cosslul peace-time year in North j, l-ursyth vvitli $5„ 0J„d(i5, o.dar disease in Nortlt C.niMlin i. Amcri.ans h''ve more to'e world have been expanded by igatolina during 19711. I and V.'ako witii $1, ..1.9J9. ’ the North ICarolina Heart Asso- nhones and use them more often more than 500 per cent in the past „ „ ia-7i ^ f elation reports. than anyone else in the world ten years to accommodate the F & J ^ J" mitkmg tliis release George "Girth control" will keep you chec.tup Iby your doedor, a ••r.ling to figures released re- marked increase in overseas $7.5,221,6-,_ were up 17.b per cent Blanto.n Jr., Cieveland county gUyp longer, the North Carolina! coiuiy i,y Af&l. As af January 1, calling. Telephone users in North over l.M J and were tne mghest volunteer chairman, reported that meart /ssociaition advises. If i S-r-' ? v'.iims can hec.ome solf- '.Ko.V; 1971. the United States had 120.2 Carolina now have access to over since loio, representing pjr sales in Cleveland county . per cent over your sufficient again, the North Car- million telephones in services. 97 per cent of the world’s 272.7 cent cf the state s dollar reached $i59,177 or 103.5 per cent olina Heart Association says. fi"ure is five times as many millicn telephones, and AT&T es- q-ota of $b3,o00,000. faeries E iqf llie annual goal cf $750,8-10. Some recover spontantniusly, 11 t telephone 1-foplc* of ■ r county can be $2,192, million. Janu iryl c even the severely paralyzed can iHigh Ihlocd pressure need no >d longer (be fatal, the North Caro- " lina Heart Association says. A numiber cf techninue-s for I r- ing blood pressure have been de veloped in tile last decade. Tne key to freedom is a regular ThiJ tempt among the people in gen- pi.,.e japan reported, timates the number of t I cli LOI niciliy .-I l lie* clC’l IViliCS (Jl _ ^ T., ♦V.r. T TwStrvrl Gfatoc ' />n Is hPlVVAPTI th<» Ilnl ii l.i.s >car. there were 3.:.35 telephones per ! i idled Americans, but in Wash ington, D. C, phones outnumloer the residents. The nation’s cani- tal could double as the world’s le ephone capital with 1:16.9 tee- Teler'honol nh ties for every 100 residents. * Charlotte has the most phones per ICO residents cf the major cities in North Carolina with 70.5. Uaiei h was a close second at 69.3 telephone per 100 people. During 1970, Americans aver aged 719 local and long distance calls for each man, woman and child. Canada was the second we do ,;...ti',iir.i'ni. I l.ilnk tliis con- le.npi has a risen m large niea.s- use l;y reason of tlie fact that the leilcral goveinment lias l.ist ontidol; e in the people and the people in turn luive lost c<nfid- .ni.’O ill trial ;;o\eirv.icml. I think Lilts can..den c p-p lias grown 1.1 .iuae a f-.ster.d go,ennr.ent now aitemp'ls t.i di.iate to the peopk' e.vactiy liocv tiey' _ shall . ii.li ct li.cir personal affairs. Not u.iy do we lind this true in respeM to employment, ljut in re- spL.l to our .s^lioois, our housing, and many areas „iice i :msidered lo ae s.dely within tlio reaim of ilu- individual. As a conse:|uenee. their employees, I think the 1 "iiple have ero’vn to fe,ar have srvmething ti fear the lecter.il govcri.ment, and I Men have fought, bled, and might say that they have some died many times in our history to iusiificiitiun because ever since I preserve the blessings of libert.v tiave been in the senate, one of: in-;luding the basic right to think th priii ipal oCiUpations of theiour own thoughts and c.xercise . ongress li.us been to roi) tlie tieo. :our best judgment. New we are pie of tlie blessings -..f liberty asked to forsake all that, and w .lic.i lint ('I'.n.stii.iti .n wuis or-'.suc.je^t the entire structure of our dairied and est.-o islicd to secure, igovernment and our people ot au- , . . , . _ ito.rat:- contr. Is never oven en Now It is proposed under a. £.515 that men m i-sl titink o.xact- ly lilte the fi il.-ral government thinks or they are going lo be i have fonght this bill with all penalized. When wo get to ttiat the energy at my command, and •oint and decide that a federal salt continue to do so in the hon- l ur.-T.' 'cracy ha.s iniinitidy m ire est conviction that it takes away wisdnm than the governor, the a has :;.- right accorded to our cit- mavtir, t to ehurc pastor, and mens since the foundation of the the i.-j- 1 I'norti'-ian in ronpe.'-t to rtc-'pi’di'c. 3.2 million, in the United States, ca.ls between the United States $73,907,692, an increase of 13.7 and nations abroad will reach 33 record. -It ^ vor tlie previous ye.ir’s •routl record . , , tn p-vroll s.n Dei-u.:-n t -'■r' arcund the gl I'-e is rcnnrlcd in the latest edition o’’ " !'h i W r d's a book’et publistiod annually by AT&T’s Long I.ine.s department. Bccau.se a f II year is needed to compile the data, the figures in the 26 page booklet re flect development to January 1. 1971. s I am that their great ^-emlxtr redmptions, at c.isi pn ? regain lost ability usinr ot savings bond pur- 51^17 rnil'inn vvoro 17 pci therapeutic techniques, dia^ses not only add to their own SS.oro (all I m R^*'^** ^-1 w r'rlh but also are a price). Accruca inteivsi p.-'X-j iHumid days and heavy exercise more .savcis bi^ help in fighting inflation, out on E ibonds (and unclrssifirci were added to the payroll sav-jsaid Mr. Blamon. iFroedom Shares) redeemed don’t go well together. Both inlgs plan, and the state con-1 iNatlcnally, tot il rash s-lcs o'" ing 1971 totaled $1,020 million, tinues to be a leader in the e and II bonds fur 1971 amount- Amorint outstanding of amount of supp'^rt devoted to ed $5.1'7 nudion, 17 rcr ri'ut fbonds amounted to $54.3 billion, work the savings bonds progratm iby aJoovo a ,voar arlier. Ar'-’emira- an increase of $2A billion, and tion cf interest during 1971 on the greatest annual growth in Association says. outstanding E 'bonds amounted 26 years. modern burden the heart with extra the North Carolina Heart toyed by many totalitarian gov ernments. IN THi PAST § YEARS.THE COST OF LIVING II AS GONE UP TEN TIMES MOEE THAN THE COST OF TELEPHONE SERVKE. TENTI i r' i-A AW, ^ • "<'J i C-v O ''tjj Your phone is one thing that hasn’t been carried away with inflation. I Southern Bell *.Suiis(H-s Mpfrited by U.S. Depanmeai ol Labor. M£ YOU HOMLLMS? Ih YOU ARE PAYING REM , YOU ARE. Stoj) and think liovv much money you .vpL'nd each year on rent. If you spend per week for 52 weck.s you iia\e spent Ijil,6-10.00. If yoii lived at the .same [ilaeo for 10 yotii.s, you s[)cii(i S10,-100.00. That is better than S30.000 Dollars in ,‘.10 yeais — The no. mal mortgage term. At the end ol tliat time what have you got’? NOTHING. Nothing more than the d;iy you sttirtcd. WHY PAY RE:NT — PAY YO’JUSELF CALL PAUL V/CCDALL 739-75L2 “A.sk a Eriend zMiout North Woods" Location Map Kimas ivii.'u/v r/tiAi CI T , Ltnyi T filtAVPS St. "Phillips Means QUALITY" Phillips Means QUALITY North Wootls is a EIIA & VA ap proved sub-division with homes de signed to sell for .“iilT.SOO to $21,000. \ ets jtay no money clown. Others may have to pay as little as .$200 down witli Reduced Monthly Payments. Inventory Clearance Our Business Year Ends February 29. We're Over-Stocked And This Inventory Must Be REDUCED! DOOR BUSTER! DOOR BUSTER! I BCCR BUSTER! BOOR BUSTER! 3 - PC. VINYL LBS 4 - F€. MED. BED SUITE smssj EARLY l-STLYANIACON- SUITE $179.55 SfilEIIICAM LB SOLESTEREO Bed, Triple Dresser, Chest, 8 j iUITE $269.95 $249.95 Reg. $299.95 Nite Stand Reg. $599.95 | j Print Fabric Reg. $369.95 | AM-FM Multiplex Reg. $399.95 5-Pc. Ccntenaporsiy ing Boom Suite I249.SS White-Yellow Upholstery Reg. $369.95 Used Zenith Color T.V. Maple Console Cabinet 20” Round Pic ture Tube Slightly Used Zenith Con sole Stereo S149.SS Contemporary Walnut Cabinet Reg. $399.95 Tuxedo Sofa & Matching Chair S249.S5 Black Vinyl Reg. $329.95 2-Fc. Mediterranean Liv- ing Bo^m Suite £;269J5 Yellow Vinyl Reg. $329.95 Dressel Credenza SI99S5 Reg. $349.95 King Size Mattress & Box Springs $199J5 Slightly Soiled Reg. $299.95 Vinyl Club Chair S49i5 Reg* $119.95 Early American Club Chair S49i.85 Print Fabric Reg. $119.95 m Antique Green Ret $119.95 Early JimeKkan laurel Qtmi SESJ3 Solid Pine Exposed Wood Reg. $159.95 UllfMshed Deaesn's Bendi £19i5 Reg. $39.95 4-Pc;. Solid 0alc Bed Bo^m Suite $249«S5 Bed, Dhl. Dresser & Mirror, Chest & Nlte Stand. Reg. $389.95 Ceca^iona! Mocker S14.S5 Reg. $39.95 6xi2 Gvd Braided lug S2S.85 Reg. .$59.95 Zcnlh Portable TV $23.00 Westingheuse Ealr skvi.er Reg. $29.95 -i&h $1195 IrfCkiires spreads '57 'olid Ifafe fJito Si SS.£S Reg. $59.95 Bean Bag Chairs Reg. $39.95 !! Ci!= ft Eds'iigoratsr Reg. $199.95 Cot’ered Charesai Ml 1.50 For Ail Roasts - Kind.s of Cooking. Steaks - Chicken - Pork Reg. .$89.95 Odd Bed 4/0 That Was Part of BPJ. Dlsccntinu- eil S49.95 Reg. $119.95 1 - £onteMp3iary Swivel Chair SGltoman S49.85 Chrome Base, Nylon Fabric Reg. $99.95 ! - Saiid Maple 5-Drawer Chest on Chest $?Si5 Reg. $199.95 Hack Vkifi Eidc-fi-Bed $!88.9S Reg. .$239.95 Ercside Chairs $139.85 Floral Fabric Scotch Guard Reg. $179.95 At These Prices, No Layatvays, Sony lYI--.- TI “r <mm ■ ™ J' t'T-* m
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