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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1972
Page
4
A compact ethical note by Henry Fielding urging individual integrity. It argues that good deeds stand on their own merit regardless of others' evil acts, and that right action remains right even if the majority condemns it. The moral emphasizes personal responsibility over collective sanction.
State election officials reduce registration residency from one year to 60 days aiming to speed new resident eligibility. The change allows registration 30 days before elections with files closed 30 days prior, drawing praise from the State Board of Elections for a pro citizen move.
The world chess championship between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky faces a stall as Fischer demands a share of profits beyond the prize money of 138000 dollars. The 24 game match was to begin June 22 in Belgrade and move to Reykjavik, but organizers fear Fischer may not attend. American chess players fault Fischer amid broader sports money tensions.
At the Greater Greensboro Open final round Arnold Palmer blew a two stroke lead with a triple bogey on the 16th hole at Sedgefield. The golf world reacted with dramatic quotes calling it disastrous and nightmarish while noting Palmer as an aging 42.
The piece argues that voters will cast ballots on frustration and economic strain, not hopes or fears, highlighting wage erosion, inflation, and higher taxes. It notes rising populist sentiment, calls for tax reform, and references George Wallace's campaign stance as part of a broader anti-bureaucratic current.
Proctor & Gamble managers and Bryce Harlow maneuvered around health concerns as NTA a substitute for phosphates faces scrutiny from HEW. A panel reviews NTA safety while the firm weighs costs and manufacturing safeguards amid White House and industry pressure.
An investigation reveals Proctor and Gamble tied to Monsanto in a disputed NTA deal worth up to 100 million dollars. Government scientists link NTA to cancer and birth defects, prompting pressure from Surgeon General Steinfeld and William Ruckelshaus to remove NTA from detergents.
A Polish government purge bans Kosciuszko and the national anthem, with Moczar tightening control via informer boxes. The piece recalls Poland's history of partitions, atrocities, and exile, urging recognition of Kosciuszko's legacy and resistance against occupation.
The article critiques ITT's $400,000, arguing it signals broader graft in U S politics. It links ITT influence to Secretary Maurice Stans and a now-famous pursuit of a Soviet contract, mocks party double standards, and portrays federal ethics as declining amid campaign money and media sensationalism. It cites Kennedy family anecdotes and questions public morality in Washington.
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