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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1971
Page
4
D A Rawley serves as president and Seph P Rawley as general manager in the firm, with residential addresses implied. The entry lists executive titles for two individuals within the corporate structure.
The Times argues the conflict stems from low public debate and demands private, cross faction outreach by the government. It says the Stormont system has failed and proposes shifting security powers to Westminster to foster Catholic participation and end sectarian slaughter.
An editorial notes the Kennedy Center faces widespread pilferage from souvenir hunters as guards are increased along tours. Officials plan action including a souvenir program and gift shop to deter theft while the Star suggests a gilded plastic paperweight. The piece ties the seasonal shift to renewal themes.
Four years after Dr. Christiaan Barnard's heart transplant in Cape Town the mood has shifted from excitement to skepticism as transplant numbers decline. The article notes survival rates, by now 178 hearts transplanted with 29 alive, and cites Louis B. Russell Jr. as the longest surviving patient. It discusses rejection, future success hopes, and alternatives like bypass surgery, pacemakers, and artificial hearts amid rising heart disease.
The piece asserts a link between campaign funding and textile import limits, alleging backroom meetings with Hubert Humphrey and offers to raise six figures for support. It cites a Tariff Commission finding that the industry prospered without need for protection, and reports Humphrey’s refusal to strike a deal.
Investigators report Nixon agreed to issue statements limiting textile imports after a fundraising push led by Strom Thurmond and Roger Milliken, with over 300000 dollars raised from textile interests. Nixon later backed freer trade but declared textiles a special problem, while Thurmond confirmed releasing the statements and denying knowledge of funds.
A detailed Orlando Sentinel report explains the cost of a day and stay at Walt Disney World. It covers admission, ride and food prices, various ticket options, parking, hotels at the Contemporary and Polynesian resorts, recreation, meals, and pet care, with notes on package deals and changes in hours.
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