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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1977
Page
4
A devotional fragment quotes Joel 3 9 10 urging nations to prepare for conflict. It proclaims transforming tools into weapons and empowers the weak to declare themselves warriors as a call to mobilize for war.
The piece argues tariffs and quotas are needed to protect U.S. jobs in textiles shoes and TV production while noting a global shift toward protectionism. It cites 9 million export jobs and a $40 billion foreign oil bill, urging careful negotiations over long-term policy and warned against hard protectionism.
An angling for openness by Ambassador Andrew Young drew criticism from the State Department and allied nations after offhand Angola remarks. The White House sought to soften the missteps, but concerns grew that Young’s candor undermines diplomacy and strains relations with Britain and South Africa.
The piece argues that personality driven journalism expands across Time and Newsweeks People sections and Barbara Walters style interviews. It notes newspapers see gossip as a circulation booster while fearing blurred lines between fact and rumor and declining journalistic standards.
Norman Samet of Samet Construction Co. has built over 300 manufacturing plants across and beyond Springfield Park. His projects include a 20,000 square foot Sherman Williams studio and furniture center, a 50,000 square foot addition for Thayer Coggin, and 35,000 square feet for Interline on W Fairfield Road. The ventures support regional growth while inflation and rising energy costs threaten profitability as housing starts rise 12 percent and markets adapt.
Private papers of Tongsun Park reveal a sprawling international empire decaying into a creditors fight and shredded records. IRS claims 4.5 million in back taxes. banks and hotels pursue overdue bills while Park remains abroad. Containing notes on Pacific Development Inc and a promissory loan to Tandy Dickinson, the piece highlights a tangled web of debts, loyalties, and political intrigue.
A reader urges Southern Baptist and United Methodist members to object to missionary funds invested in the stock market. Citing a 1962 article, the writer warns such investments conflict with God’s will, stressing repentance and the necessity of being born again for salvation.
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