Thought For Today Quotation From Job 19 4
A devotional line reflects on personal error and accountability citing Job 19 4. It frames self responsibility in a concise moral perspective for readers.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1973
Page
2
A devotional line reflects on personal error and accountability citing Job 19 4. It frames self responsibility in a concise moral perspective for readers.
Democratic lawmakers faced sharp criticism across papers after Rep. Gerald Arnold withdrew House Bill 629, which would shift local election board appointments away from the governor. Critics said the move showed the party’s struggle to handle losses, while ally Rep. Herbert Hyde praised the act as courageous and cooperative with the governor.
A North Carolina coastal op-ed urges imposing controls to save fragile beaches from development. It supports a Coastal Area Management Act of 1973 and a Coastal Resources Commission to block harmful dredging and construction, arguing protection benefits taxpayers and future residents.
Editorial writer imagines a kitchen confrontation between Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon. The dialogue provides satire on rising grocery costs with Pat quipping about meat prices and household budgets. A side vignette features ex Governor Bob Scott and wife commenting on jury duty and grocery shopping.
South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu will confer with President Nixon in San Clemente and later Washington focusing on reconstruction aid and continued U.S. economic support. Officials warn Congress may resist a broad aid program, as Indochina rebuild costs loom and soil damage may take decades to heal.
Sen. Joseph Montoya calls for a Taxpayers Bill of Rights after hearings on abuses by revenue agents. He cites intimidation, unjust liens, and the misuse of insurance and wage garnishment, urging reforms to protect small taxpayers and improve IRS appeals and taxpayer assistance.
Senator Montoya questions IRS assumptions about small taxpayers and supports licensing private return preparers. The piece notes IRS audits 2 percent of returns and emphasizes reliance on the private sector. It profiles Swift & Co as Tax Avoider of the Week for paying 20.5 percent tax on $140 million profits, with foreign tax credits and deductions shaping its burden.
A quirky editorial notes that severe weather alerts on TV avoid unnecessary panic during ads and suggests crime rates may drop if the dollar loses value, framing weather warnings and economic shifts as intertwined.
Roche argues the 1968 Democratic National Convention uprising symbolized class conflict. He notes police and student radicals clashed, praises restraint, then contrasts with French student service reform and CRS violence. He condemns violent rhetoric and insists violence carries risk and consequences.
University of California researchers report that in mixed groups women often defer leadership to men, while in single sex groups women claim leadership more. Men similarly favor men in mixed settings, revealing equal bias against women across genders.
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