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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1976
Page
5
A brief, dated style meditation contrasts Psalm 37 37 38 with a century view on human destiny. It asserts the upright bring posterity while the wicked are cut off, and credits a philosopher Rasetl with a warning about humanity facing disaster or ascent.
The protests in Tien An Men Square are described as a clash among factions within China's leadership after Chou En-lai's death. Pragmatists allied with Teng Hsiao-ping face off against radicals loyal to revolutionary goals, with Mao Zedong looming as a unifying yet distant figure guiding the contest.
In Lebanon, Kamal Jumblatt emerges as a charismatic yet enigmatic Druse sheikh driving a leftist alliance amid a prolonged civil conflict. The article notes regional distrust of Syrians Americans Russians and warns of broader peril if Jumblatt and his followers push Lebanon toward a leftist state and renewed tension with Israel.
A critical column on Jimmy Carter amid Democratic splits with McGovern and Kennedy factions. It notes Carter's appeal to young voters, his measured stance on state versus federal roles, and cautions against treating him as an empty vessel to be shaped by others. The piece likens his charm to Presley and praises his bipartisan, data driven presentations while warning against over programming him.
The Hughes study shows 14 of the 20 largest oil firms altered accounting policies in 1973 74 to reduce reported income by about 14 percent and to ease public outcry over windfall profits. Standard Oil of Indiana and California and others moved reserves split stock and wrote down inventories to masking earnings while Exxon and Mobil shifted funds to reserves and acquisitions. Local banks lobby against reforms while UNESCO conferences vanish as Israel is barred.
House Minority Leader John Rhodes condemns Environmental Action and other groups for listing him among the Dirty Dozen. He calls for investigations and possible penalties for publicizing congressional voting records, arguing privacy and First Amendment principles.
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