Mrs C H Lockwood Named Brown Editor
Mrs C H Lockwood is appointed vice president and editor at the newspaper with Brown as editor on August 26 1975. The release notes her leadership role and the newsroom changes.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1975
Page
2
Mrs C H Lockwood is appointed vice president and editor at the newspaper with Brown as editor on August 26 1975. The release notes her leadership role and the newsroom changes.
A collection of quotes critiques prophecy and leadership. Jeremiah laments false prophecy and a populace fond of folly while Ruskin emphasizes action over belief. The lines urge reflection on conduct and responsibility.
The piece analyzes how timing shapes the GOP race between Ronald Reagan and President Ford. It notes Ford tailors speeches to key audiences from Iowa to Montana to stress national interests and detente while Reagan supporters urge swift action. It cites Kissinger talks as potentially narrowing Reagan space, with Ford gaining an upper hand through pre campaign rhetoric.
An analysis argues that metric adoption in the United States is near inevitability, with Canada and Britain already aligned. It notes corporate shifts, school system preparation, and widespread tool and device updates, predicting a gradual shift with consumer aids like conversion pocket cards.
In Grenoble and across France the August vacation slows as families cut travel. Prices climb with food and essentials signaling persistent inflation. Giscard d Estaing calls Parliament back in September while critics urge cabinet shakeups. Unemployment rises and growth stalls amid European economic strain. The American dollar strengthens slightly aiding imports.
An CSIS 78 page study shows Exxon Mobil Texaco Gulf chairmen earning record salaries while consumer prices rise. It argues oil majors control fields pipelines and 90 percent of stations, enabling price manipulation and reduced competition. The piece links banks and politicians to oil power and notes tax loopholes subsidize profits despite depletion limits.
Post Office workers debate two letter state abbreviations for ZIP codes to streamline sorting. Greensboro and Charlotte centers would support broader areas, with Ark AA and Calif CA proposed. UPI/UPEAP stylebook revision hints. High Point Post Office moves, staffing shifts, and new quarters planned as mechanized handling reduces clerks. Local YWCA driving car maintenance course planned with Scott Garten Buick sponsorship. Dr. Leon Edgar Smith’s death recalled, linking support for Elon College and High Point College during tough decades.
Washington studies show looming shortages in industrial chemicals plastics energy steel and other basics threaten extended unemployment slow growth and renewed inflation. The note warns Congress and the White House may stay lethargic while business faces debt pressures limited profits and tight entry barriers in the legal and professional fields.
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