High Point Enterprise April 25 1972 edition
The High Point Enterprise reports local and regional news dated Tuesday April 25 1972. It covers community events, weather, obituaries, and brief notices from the Greensboro area and surrounding counties.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1972
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise reports local and regional news dated Tuesday April 25 1972. It covers community events, weather, obituaries, and brief notices from the Greensboro area and surrounding counties.
Two ballot issues seek state bonds for a Randolph County zoo project and for a Clean Water Bond to supplement federal funds for sewer and water facilities. The editorial urges approval, noting planned private and public financing and the potential to attract federal matching dollars while highlighting broad public support.
The Senate inquiry into Richard Kleindienst ends amid claims of perjury and mixed testimony. The ITT affair and donations loom large as Nixon’s law and order image erodes. Witness contradictions and disputed memos cloud the confirmation for attorney general amid lingering questions.
The record alleges witnesses lied under oath while Chairman Eastland steered the hearings to shield Kleindienst. It cites secret memos, interference with evidence, and backchannel talks with White House and Justice officials as the panel deadlocked seven to seven on continuing the probe.
The piece argues a shift from federal spending to private initiative is needed in New York City. It cites soaring budgets, urban renewal spending benefiting bureaucrats, and the failed aim of welfare for the poor. It warns of continued decline without leadership and jobs.
Harvard law professor Roger Fisher argues for a watchdog role for the press while Kevin Maroney defends strict secrecy. columnist Jack Anderson accuses censorship as a tool of power. Anderson contends most documents need not be classified and warns politicians exploit classifications for votes.
Chinese efforts in Georgetown aim to broaden influence in the Caribbean as Beijing expands diplomatic and economic ties. Burnham seeks development aid while U S officials weigh maintaining a low profile or expanding presence amid talks of bauxite sales and potential industrial projects.
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