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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1972
Page
4
The Enterprise reporters note gubernatorial candidates favor rapid transit to ease intercity movement. They argue highway expansion alone cannot meet demand and cite Southern Railway mainline tracks on the Piedmont Crescent as a potential rapid transit route. Officials urge intelligent planning despite highway-funded resistance.
The piece argues Jack Anderson stands as a principal but debated watchdog against wrong doing. It notes admiration and critique, cites Time Magazine praise and Navy comments, and asserts his widespread newspaper reach while defending his impact on public accountability and national discourse.
In the Peaceable Kingdom tension rises as Trudeau and Nixon prepare for talks April 13 to 15 on Great Lakes pollution and bilateral trade. Canada resists U.S. auto pact changes while fearing DISC tax deferrals could shift production homeward.
A report details long running clashes between Chief Judge Luther Swygert and District Judge Robert Tehan over case sharing and alleged conflicts of interest. It covers Swygert’s Woodmar Realty restructuring and related abuses, Tehan’s handling of claims, and ties to political cronies amid a 15 year pattern of judicial seats swapped between Indiana and Milwaukee.
The piece reviews probation for Hayes after a tax case and an harsher outcome for Tehan's tax case involving doctor Milton Margoles. It notes Tehan's failure to file taxes, impeachment talk, and pressure from associates, with Swygert and Duffy cited on handling out of state assignments and case swapping.
A columnist compares John V. Lindsay and Harold Stassen as doomed presidential hopefuls. The piece mocks their endless campaigns, cites New York as lawless and costly under Lindsay, and warns that self mesmerism of such candidates destroys team play and credibility.
Elizabeth H. Conner urges city to hire a tree consultant, enforce trimming guidelines, require replacement of trees cut for streets and parking areas, plant medians and street trees, create a memorial fund, form a citizens committee, and consider registering lot-clearing plans to protect greenery. Her letter supports Posy Gorman’s Action Line and March 19 trees feature.
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