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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1976

Page

5

Downtown Parking Sparks Conflict of Interest Questions

Two key events at the High Point City Council meeting drew attention to downtown policy and ethics. Councilwoman Hathel Gray supported retaining 35 on street spaces and $15,000 in state rebates, prompting concerns about a possible conflict of interest given her downtown business interests.

Hathel Gray High Point Coune Chamber of Commerce Roy Culler Gray Council Af Council Archie Myatt Jr Arnold Koonce Jr Koonte

What is communism in the late twentieth century

The piece contrasts classic and modern views of communism, questioning what defines it today. It cites Kissinger maneuvering to influence outcomes, discusses Italian and European Communist positions within NATO and the EC, and weighs whether Western allies can sustain ties while keeping a softer approach amid ideological shifts and economic aid.

Henry Kissinger Communist Party of Haly Europe Websters Congress Lenin Newther Moscow London Economist Italy NATO Soviet Union Enrico Beriinguer Yes Kissingers Economist

Residency Rules Stir Debate Across Cities

A Supreme Court ruling upholds residency laws for government workers, highlighting economic and social arguments. The piece cites Washington DC, Chicago, and Philadelphia cases, noting many workers live outside city boundaries while a majority of U.S. cities and counties maintain residency requirements, with suburbs housing half of DC’s 35,000 workers.

Supreme Court Philadelphia New Jersey Chicago Washington, DC Marion Barry District of Columbia Washington Mike Ravko Chicago Daily News Richard J Daley Richard Cohen Washington Post Dastrict of Columbia Office of Personnel

Amtrak Bosses Pamper Themselves With Subsidy Money

Washington story alleges Amtrak executives misuse taxpayer subsidies with lavish meals club memberships and first class travel. It cites Paul H Reistrup and other VPs paying for dining entertainment, air travel, and club dues while seeking more federal funds. Names include Silvio Conte Fred Rooney Robert Morgan John Barnum and Charles Clapp. White House aide Rourke linked to events.

Washington Amtrak Congress Capitol Hill Rotstrup Army-Navy Country Club Army-Navy Club Washington Area Athletic Club Chicago Harold Graham Kenwood Country Club Nathaniel Goodrich New York Pittsburgh Boston David Watts Norfolk Bruce Pike Tagwigs Rentrup Federal Asaph Hall Amrak Reisteup Silvio Conte A-Mass Fred Rooney D-Pa Rooney Conte Robert Morgan D-Nc John Barnum Interstate Commerce Charles Clapp Edwin Edel White House Russ Rourke Edel Annapolis Yacht Club Rourke Fourke Amtraks Igwigs

Edgewise fears and rumors swirl about Nixon in spring 1974

The piece notes widespread talk of Nixon’s possible resignation or drastic actions amid Watergate. It recalls Kissinger meeting with an English ally linked to Eden and cites analysts doubting any leader could withstand the strain. Foreign students fear upheaval on Pennsylvanial Avenue.

Samener Washington Ninanis Kissinger World Hawk Anthony Eden Richard Manon Nixon Fletcher Echoes Pennsylvania Avenue Congress Supreme Court

Inside View of Nixon Era Security and Posture

The piece argues that during Nixon's presidency a tight security and presidential order system operated, with Kissinger, Schlesinger, and Haig as key figures ensuring obedience to presidential decisions. It recalls Ford's succession, Watergate revelations, and a defensive stance toward political enemies, while urging restraint toward Nixon and his family.

United States Rissinger James, Schlesinger Kissinger Washington Benjamin Franklin Nixon Ford Noxons Washington Post Watergate Woodward Bernstein Richard Nuon Presi

A Better Mousetrap for Postal Giants

Washington reports Rexrode Monica developed a high speed package shredder for the US Postal Service after a garage garage invention. The machine uses a conveyor and crane to jam and crush parcels during processing, proving effective in minutes and aiming to modernize mail handling.

Washington Rex Monica Tis Rexrode Aum Watson United States Postal Service Dr. Watson

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Amitrak Paul H Restrup Reistrup Amirah Calvin Andringa Berstrup Andringa Mary Head Dent John Kennedy Kennedy Richard Nixon Art Buchwald
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