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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1971
Page
4
Joseph P. Rawley is announced as general manager on Monday August 2 1971 in a brief organizational note. The record names Rawley and the date as the key facts.
A quoted line from German novelist Jean Paul Richter notes that divinity resides both inside and outside, describing it as within like an eye and without as a light. The aphorism reflects on inner perception and outer illumination.
Guilford County faces a slower than expected revenue stream from the new one cent sales tax effective Sunday. Officials projected about $6 million for city and county governments, but high retail sales imply closer to $10 million, while actual flow may lag until November and uniform taxation remains uncertain. High Point could see about $1 million instead of $763,644, with county retail sales around $250 million.
About 20 000 Boy Scouts aged 14 to 18 gather at the western foot of Mount Fuji Japan for the 13th World Jamboree themed For Understanding. The movement with nearly 12 million members began on Brownsea Island led by Maj Gen Robert Baden Powell.
Mississippi Democrats head to the August primary to nominate a governor candidate as Charles L. Sullivan seeks to symbolize a shift from Bilbo era segregationism. The rise of Charles Evers as an independent candidate and broader economic changes signal a changing political landscape.
Washington faces Senate hearings on the 1968 Federal Housing Act amid mounting debts and suspected abuse by lenders and builders led by Vanguard Construction Co. of Florida. The program shifted from direct government loans to private funding with taxpayer guarantees, triggering costly delays and questionable projects like Hacienda De Ybor.
The Florida Gulf coast suffers from recurring red tide outbreaks that kill fish and foul miles of shoreline. Shrimp boats remove decaying marine life as tourism and sport fishing decline amid widespread odor and economic impact.
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