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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1972
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise under D A Rawley presidency with C H Lockwood vice president and David A Rawley Jr vice president along with Joseph P Rawley general manager Randall B Terry treasurer and Joe Brown editor as of Tuesday April 4 1972.
The piece critiques the presidential preference primary as a flawed reform and notes North Carolina plans a primary next month. An anonymous gubernatorial candidate warns of political fallout, saying Terry Sanford, Bob Scott, and Edmund Muskie would regret various associations and outcomes.
The writer muses on a long primary season with eight state contests looming. Muskie moves to Greensboro, Sanford and Wallace loom, Nixon faces McCloskey, and governors tour Japan while NC weighs its influence in a tense 1976 era scene full of political jockeying and uncertain futures.
A radical theory led by Ronald Laing proposes treating schizophrenia with nonrestrained living in a homelike setting. Patients would be cared for by supportive friends while their behaviors are not restrained, aiming for gradual psychological recovery.
A Moscow Idaho woman thanks The Enterprise editor for locating her long missing father after sending a plea. The letter praises the kindness of a stranger whose effort reunited family members and sparked renewed faith in humanity.
A covert plan prepared by James Cash and the American Bankers Association steered a Senate Banking subcommittee toward weakening consumer protections. Senators Brock and allies pushed 15 of 20 amendments, undermining bills on billing disputes, financing rates, and delivery of merchandise. Proxmire condemns the process and vows a floor fight, while Cash admits authorship amid banker denials.
ITT monitored telex traffic from clients including Irving Trust and Bank of Tokyo. Memo notes question effectiveness and request guidance to continue monitoring while a probe finds 90 percent of overcharges justified.
The piece outlines Dr. Arnold Gill's hair transplant procedures at High Point Dermatology Clinic, noting anesthesia, grafting from the head's fringe, and staged operations. It cites hundreds of implants per case, costs up to 1500 dollars, and praise for successful regrowth while warning against unskilled practice and improper care after surgery.
The city plans a major widening project on Club Drive from near Forrest Hill to Westchester with curb and guttering and full improvements driven by the Traffic Department. Emerywood Country Club leadership pushed the project and will share costs for the off street parking expansion adding 35 spaces as the street becomes a main artery into Westchester.
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