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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1977
Page
4
Ecclesiastes reflects on seeking pleasure in toil and wisdom kept, while Ruskin argues happiness in work. The passage pairs a biblical reflection with a 19th century sentiment on labor and fulfillment.
The report portrays Senator Jesse Helms defending his stance against liberal spending while attacking the press as biased. He frames himself as a solitary guardian chosen by North Carolinians, rejects trips and perks, and urges minimal government action, rating his stance as admirable yet politically isolated with a tendency to do nothing on major issues.
The article examines Elvis Presley as a cultural force shaping generations. It credits Col. Tom Parker for managing his image and notes Presley’s blend of country western gospel and blues that resonated in a changing era. It highlights his Ed Sullivan Show moment and lasting mystique that kept fans drawn despite aging.
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance plans a five day trip to China aimed at establishing full diplomatic relations. President Carter stresses continued adherence to the Shanghai Communique while Taiwan remains a key hurdle and Congress shows mixed support for Taiwan in shaping policy.
A Conference Board study shows government employees grew more than double from 1955 to 1975, totaling 15 million in 1975 with 12.1 million in state and local roles. Payrolls reached over $13 billion monthly, federal pay averaging $15 238 annually in 1975. The article also notes a YMCA initiative on the Heimlich Maneuver after a choking death and World Council of Churches plans to fund an international bank in Geneva to aid developing countries.
A North Carolina reader defends insurer rate bill HB 658 against Rep Mary Seymour. The writer argues the bill shifts-rate setting to insurers after a ninety day period, with court involvement, and cites prior hearings and court outcomes to challenge Seymour’s claims.
A letter urging North Carolinians to protest a 1977 General Assembly insurance bill warns rates will rise for auto, home, and workmen's compensation over three years. The writer cites lack of public hearings, urges petitions, and invites readers to write or travel to Raleigh to oppose the measure.
A citizen letter to Chairman Gaston Faison urges the Guilford County Board to follow G.S. 153.444 by abstaining from voting on matters where they have a financial interest. The writer notes past actions involving water and sewer lines and land deals and warns of potential conflicts in closed meetings.
The Enterprise invites reader letters and notes that lengthy pieces may be condensed. Letters without signatures are not accepted though names may be withheld for sufficient reasons. Writers should include telephone numbers for verification when needed.
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