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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1976
Page
5
A brief reflection invoking Romans 13 1 urging submission to governmental authorities as divinely instituted. The wording emphasizes that all authority originates from God and existing powers are ordained accordingly.
The ABC signing Barbara Walters for one million dollars a year signals a shift in television news toward personalities over traditional reporting. Cronkite Reasoner and Chancellor remain experienced journalists, while Walters moves from Today to anchor roles, prompting questions about journalism’s identity and public trust in news.
Jimmy Carter's economic white paper places him between liberal and conservative camps. The panel urges substantial unemployment relief without reviving WPA-era programs, advocating careful expansionary fiscal and monetary policy, possibly with deficits. It risks alienating business groups demanding a balanced budget and critics wary of dribble-down schemes, shaping a least offensive campaign stance.
The piece traces religion as a rising factor in U S politics since 1960, noting Jimmy Carter’s Southern Baptist image boosting support and citing remarks by supporters. It recalls earlier religious divides at the 1924 Democratic Convention and Kennedy’s 1960 Catholic candidacy, then mentions figures like Simon Wiesenthal and George Steinbrenner in a broader, era-spanning context.
Enterprise editor emeritus reports a deal to buy the former High Point Post Office on Green Drive from 8 Main to 8 Wrenn for a furniture showroom. The 50,000 square foot, three level building near the Exposition Building is to receive improvements and possible air conditioning for future market displays.
Congress energy experts warn the nation faces dangerous overuse of energy with rising foreign oil dependence from 38 to about 45 percent. They criticize President Ford's plan as vague and misdirected, calling it a potential blueprint for disaster, and reveal highlights from a draft OTA report prepared for the House Science and Technology Committee.
A congressional study criticizes 1980s energy plans as fragmented and wasteful. It urges rapid broad conservation, cites low federal funding, and warns that reliance on overseas oil shapes foreign policy. It blames ERDA and political inertia for missed opportunities.
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