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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1977
Page
5
New York AP reports a housing economist predicting single family starts could hit 1.4 million while a consumer mood monitor notes a record drop in attitudes. Kenneth Thygerson sees strong demand and abundant mortgage money, while Albert Sindlinger calls Americans confused and cites energy policy as dampening confidence.
Jerry the golden retriever pup from Liberty the Ford family pet trained at Leader Dogs for the Blind in Rochester. Lisa Jensen of Kalamazoo cared for him before he was assigned to Homer LeBlond of North Bay Ontario, who became blind in a blast days before turning 18.
Jordan's King Hussein meets President Carter to discuss Middle East policy and Palestinian refugees. Arrival at Andrews during a thunderstorm. greeted by Cyrus Vance, then to Blair House. Talks aim to revive Geneva peace talks with Rabin and Sadat visits noted. Carter outlines views on a permanent peace, borders, and refugees. Palestinians' role debated amid U.S. favoring Jordan as a refugee settlement site. Carter also addresses Ethiopia developments and Kennedy Center art room dedication.
A United Nations report concludes world oil and gas could last at least a century though tapping could be costly. Conventional sources may meet demand 45 to 55 years, with higher costs during a transition to renewables. The full report, from a July conference in Austria, is set for May 1 release.
In Olympia North Carolina officials recall grand plans for Gr Holly later dubbed Grandpappy Holly. The 72 foot tall holly with an 11 foot girth is reputed as the world s largest and oldest. The state acquired the Pamlico County site in 1964 for an arboretum and tourism push, but funding and bureaucratic hurdles stalled the project.
A Gallup poll for Newsweek finds 40 percent more favorable toward President Carter after his energy proposal, 39 percent unchanged, and 13 percent less favorable. Most respondents expect higher energy costs to bring personal hardship and fear the plan could harm the economy. The energy crisis is rated very serious by 54 percent, with 64 percent fearing national economic harm if adopted.
A short reflective note suggests people need solid foundations to stay hopeful and grow their plans, emphasizing that belief in potential must be matched by concrete prospects and work.
An open letter urges buyers to consider Toyota cars for lasting value praising meticulous assembly and quality conscious workers. It recommends a careful test drive, a low maintenance schedule, and highlights customer satisfaction as the goal.
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