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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1970
Page
4
President Nixon spoke offhand in Denver saying Charles Manson was guilty of eight murders. Defense lawyers claim the remark taints the trial and seek dismissal or delay as the court weighs the impact on fairness.
The piece denounces Harry Mitchell and his Citizens for Justice for demagoguery over school funding and racial rhetoric. It urges keeping schools operating while complying with a federal court order and rejecting costly appeals aimed at pressuring funds. The author urges community unity to overcome inequities and uphold constructive schooling.
Hungary feels on track after reforms begun in 1968 with the New Economic Mechanism. Brezhnev endorses the course while risks of faster wage growth and inflation persist. The government plans higher rents and a five year plan to 1975 amid labor shortages and wage differentials.
Washington details show the FAA denying public access to mechanical reliability summaries filed by airlines. The data, though taxpayer produced, is labeled proprietary and circulated only to airlines and the ATA. A Nader investigation prompted questions about industry influence and public oversight. The column notes a possible replacement in the Education Department as defense contractors expand into schooling.
The Institute for Educational Development led by Marland seeks to close the circle by linking education industry and government. The group reports about 200000 dollars of government contract work last year, including a high fee for consulting and a GAO mention in a 2 million boondoggle report. Intelligence notes warn of Sino Soviet clashes over Southeast Asia and Laos poverty exposed in Senate proceedings.
A satirical note questions government agencies work and a man’s midlife moment as a wife away prompts TV list checking, reflecting lighthearted public life humor.
A High Point observer warns of a harsh winter with widespread fuel shortages as coal oil and gas prices rise. Utilities like Duke Power report tight coal supplies and rail equipment bottlenecks while switching to oil strains budgets and school costs.
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