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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1973
Page
5
Sister Raymond administrator of Maryfield Nursing Home speaks on caring for the aged and ill. The Poor Servants of the Mother of God have run the home since 1947 and celebrate a new addition doubling capacity with 100 more patients.
Davidson columnist argues energy savings from a secondhand Japanese motorcycle, noting fuel efficiency versus autos. He records learning to ride, public perception of motorcyclists, a dangerous stuntman on headlines, and modest early attempts to ride the bike.
Despite war signs in classrooms Israel's grade schools continue while universities face closures. Teachers and volunteers including Janet Lipkin from George Washington University help sustain learning as crews plan curriculum changes and a new gifted program tests 30 000 students for 150 special classes in major cities.
A High Point couple stranded on the Highway 311 interchange near Asheboro were aided by two young men, Kenneth Wall and Gary Slack, who towed them to a wrecker and refused payment. The men stayed with the couple to ensure warmth in the cold car while the tow was arranged. The piece also notes rising chick placements in North Carolina and recalls a nostalgic newsroom tour anecdote about “stop the presses” scoops.
A critical note on two TV movies Cry Rape and Outrage showed how cinema reinforces myths about rape and vigilantism. The piece argues police indifference, distorted justice, and society’s fascination with violence, citing reaction to endings where the strong man prevails. The author calls for public outrage.
An editor reviews Hoffer's America by James Koerner, a 137 page life of Eric Hoffer. The piece highlights Hoffer’s immigrant Bronx roots, blindness as a child, longshore work, and later national attention for his radical yet pragmatic critiques of intellectuals and education. He argues Americans risk yielding to dreamers, with professors accused of ruthlessness and distorting labor’s value.
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