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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1971
Page
4
A dual citation contrasts a biblical passage about turning to the Lord with Emerson's view that liberty is a hard earned result of human perfection, presenting a meditation on freedom as spiritual and personal achievement.
Renewed pressure on the dollar abroad feeds into Europe as France moves to curb dollar speculation and hints at the need to adjust currency values. IMF actions drawing U.S. costs and World Bank style woes fuel calls for wage and price restraint amid inflation and unemployment. In Lexington, unofficial results from Tuesday's ABC vote show one vote decides liquor sale legalization prompting potential local controversy.
The piece surveys nuclear energy prospects in the United States. It cites Glenn T. Seaborg and Ralph E. Lapp on risks and benefits, notes 55 new plants under construction and 44 planned, and outlines the breeder and fusion tracks. It discusses AEC performance, court criticism over Calvert Cliffs, and new Nixon appointments shaping policy.
Washington post report notes FBI chief J Edgar Hoover's ban on long sideburns and hippie hairdos. An internal sweep targets subversive styles with ten days pay docked for noncompliance. Narcotics agents mock FBI limits, citing successful infiltration with counterculture looks. Texas Instruments hired by EPA to probe offshore spills, linking TI to oil firms including Connally era directors.
Merry Round contract with EPA for surveys on oil spill sources and effects. Investigations cited include the Shell Gulf fire, a California tanker collision, and a Texaco spill, with EPA asserting TI involvement only in measuring ecological harm and denying fault. Pentagon notes three airmen face brig and speech restrictions after refusing arms.
City Council and State Highway Commission officials met to accelerate Westchester improvements. Wilbur Smith Associates pledged to press engineering work, with October environmental hearings needed. Other projects include West Green widening and Highway 68 and 311 developments. Congressman Preyer travels to the Far East to study drug abuse. Pinehurst plans 3500 homes to form a 35000 population city around the golf capital. The Robert Reed family competes in Florida at the All American Family Contest finals televised Saturday night.
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