Rawley and Lockwood Names in Publisher Roles
D A Rawley is listed as Co Publisher and Mrs C H Lockwood as Vice President reflecting leadership in the publication. The brevity suggests a formal masthead entry from a historical newspaper page segment.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1975
Page
2
National Energy Policy Debate Faces Aug. 31 Deadline
Rep Preyer on the House floor argues for a six month extension of oil price controls. President Ford, citing potential long term benefits, signals a veto and warns of immediate price spikes if controls lapse. Congress has acted on standby powers, stockpiling, efficiency measures, and tax credits to ease energy pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Preyer
House of Representatives
Ford
Congress
White House
Rep. Preyer
House of
OPEC
Rep.Preyer
Funds For The Women In High Point Council Request
High Point City Council heard a request from the Council on the Status of Women for 6500 to hire a secretary with possible federal funding under the Comprehensive Employment Training Act. The request follows a study to determine the need for a permanent status of women commission, raising concerns about city budgets and the proliferation of agencies. Council approved 23723 for the Human Relations Commission and debated whether the women council should partner with it to avoid new costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embryonic
High Point
Council
Council On
Council On the Status of Women
Human Relations Commission
School prayer amid court rulings stirs political clashes
A look at 1962 and 1963 Supreme Court decisions banning mandatory or state-ordered prayers in public schools, while lawmakers push voluntary prayer amendments. Connecticut and New Hampshire enact optional silent or voluntary prayer provisions, with Justice Stewart dissenting in 1962 and 1963 as the debate persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Congress
Connecticut
New Hampshire
U. S. Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Stewart
Let Us Pray in Public Schools Divides Opinion
The piece argues the Constitution protects prayer from government control, via the Fourteenth Amendment applying to states. It notes religious dissenters in early America and broad church support for school-prayer bans, citing 1963 church statements and 1971 legislative defeats, while acknowledging ongoing advocacy by prayer supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Churches
CIA Inside Help In Mail Tampering Allegations
Washington report alleges CIA involvement in mail openings and cover up by William Cotter chief postal inspector. Rep Wilson cites Cotter misled Congress and favored CIA while enforcing postal laws. 1973 halt came after inquiries. Housing debate shows Ford shaping Congress via White House strategy session and Hills critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIA
Congress
William Cotter
Cotter
Charles Wilson
D-Calif
Benjamin Bailar
Wilson
Bailar
Postal Service
CIA Project
Rockefeller
Brian Kanzaki
Queens College
N.Y
A Word Edgewise The Government Has Gone On Vacation
John P. Roche notes Washington appears on vacation as Congress adjourns for summer. He cites the Senate Durkin Wyman contest in New Hampshire, GOP vote counts, and a surreal scene near the White House. Roche hints at broader energy politics and jokes about packing for Martha's Vineyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Roche
King Features Syndicate
Washington
Martha's Vineyard
United States
Fred Harris
Harris
Lafayette Square
White House
Turkey
Senate
New Hampshire Senate
John Durkin
Louis Wyman
Durkin
New Hampshire Election Board
Wyman
House of Congress
New Hampshire
Senate Rules Committee
Mickey Mouse
Garbage Is The Issue In The Art Buchwald Column
In this New York City vignette, Buchwald and Wexler argue that garbage and sanitation policing define national priorities. They skew public concern toward waste removal over geopolitics, proposing a Department of Garbage to rival defense in budget and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Manhattan
Wexler
Russia
Turkey
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Ford
Department of Garbage
Defense Department
New York City
Tenth Avenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Park Avenue
Abe Béame
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
National Energy Policy
Funds For the
Kanzaki
Carla Hills
Housing and Urban Development
Hills
John ‘Tower
R-Tex
House
John Rhodes
Garry Brown
Reich
Albert Johnson
Uel
Granite State
Eugene McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
LBJ
George Wallace
Democrats
Anlo
Congress of
Art Buchwald
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