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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1973
Page
2
Mrs C H Lockwood was named vice president as Joe Brown begins as editor on Friday April 13 1973 reflecting a leadership shift at the newspaper. The announcement highlights changes in management and editorial direction.
The excerpt presents a Bible verse about hospitality and fair labor, paired with Henry Ford’s rule to produce high quality goods at low cost while paying high wages. It contrasts a biblical ethic of labor with industrialist efficiency and compensation principles. The piece reflects on moral guidance for workers and management.
The 1973 North Carolina General Assembly stalls no fault plans amid opposition from Bar Association backed pseudo-no-fault bills. Senate Insurance Committee delays subcommittee work as budget deadlines loom. Lawmakers, lawyers on both sides, face dwindling time to advance legislation while citizens debate safer auto claim solutions.
A Middle East opinion piece laments a cycle of violence as Palestinian guerrillas attack a Cyprus airliner and the Israeli ambassador’s residence while Israeli commandos strike Beirut. It warns that retaliation deepens fear and hinders peace, urging restraint by Arabs and Israelis to prevent further casualties.
The piece surveys modern stadium building across major leagues, noting Arrowhead and Royals Stadium in Kansas City as leaders, domed options like Houston Astrodome with Seattle and New Orleans domes under construction, and rising costs. It discusses incentives, franchise hesitations, Yankee Stadium refurbishment, and looming new venues in New Jersey and Washington.
A Long open letter argues for delaying a referendum on electing or appointing the school board until key questions are answered. It urges clarifying who can vote how many seats would be elected and how wards would work, while defending current system stability and praising constructive, informed public input from parents, principals, PTA and city council.
A reader urges readers to visit doctors for routine checkups to catch cancer early. The writer shares a personal battle with mouth jaw and neck cancer, noting past cobalt treatments and facial freezing, and emphasizes that advances now make early detection possible. The goal is to push people to seek medical care and support doctors.
The President's Council on Physical Fitness hired Opinion Research Corporation to survey U S adults. About 45 percent, 49 million people, are older, less educated and less affluent and do not exercise beyond walking. Among exercisers, walking is most common, with bicycles, swimming, calisthenics and jogging also noted. Only a small share without physical education engage in activity, while many who exercise cite health benefits. Swimming tops the sports list, bowling and golf follow, with varied frequency and gender differences. Sixty percent of women and 38 percent of men have not participated in competitive sport, though those who have often pursue multiple sports. Washington Whirl notes reveal a White House reliance on Filipino servants, with approximately 100-120 stewards in the D C area.
Interpreting US intervention in Chile as CIA and ITT weighed actions prompts broader questions of intent and policy. The writer argues intervention spans from aiding revolutions to inaction, urges clear public guidelines for whether to support democratic development or abstain, and criticizes ad hoc Senate reactions.
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