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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1977
Page
4
A quotation collection contrasts Deuteronomy and John Lubbock, urging readers to choose life over death and viewing the world as either a palace or a prison depending on personal choices.
The text discusses celebrities and criminals turning real events into best selling memoirs. Nixon and Frost are cited alongside Gilmore Son of Sam and Watergate figures. A New York bill seeks to divert profits from killers to victims families, but viability hinges on constitutional limits and a public appetite for lurid details.
Editorial examines George Meany's plan to stay as AFL-CIO president while pushing labor law changes. It notes support from the Carter administration for amendments to the National Labor Relations Act, potential wage hikes, and board expansion to seven members to handle more cases. It also highlights challenges with younger workers and Meany’s long career from 1922 to present.
A Washington column exposes how big utility firms collect taxes via customer bills and keep the savings as deferred tax credits. It cites $1.6 billion in electric utilities deferred credits and estimates up to $7 billion unpaid federal taxes from 1954 to 1975, with few commissions demanding refunds. It contrasts California moves to flow through tax savings with ATT's claim of lower rates, and notes potential Supreme Court review while linking oil price pressures to Carter's energy talks.
A critique of the EEOC pursuit of Krasnow over a 1976 interview case at Georator Corp in Manassas Virginia. The piece argues for a law letting victims sue federal agencies and persecutors to curb government harassment and reduce costly, irrational prosecutions.
In a candid exchange, Feiderman defends South Korea’s gifts to lawmakers as cultural offerings, while questioning the U.S. outrage over foreign aid largesse. The dialogue contrasts views on friendship, influence, and Korea’s Tongsun Park era in Washington.
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