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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1977

Page

2

Major clash over medical school admissions and federal aid

Fourteen American medical schools rejected a government decree mandating transfer slots for foreign trained students. A Senate compromise requires a 5 percent enrollment increase over two years and admission of two year US or overseas trained students within their own standards. Duke Yale Johns Hopkins UC campuses Case Western Reserve Chicago Illinois Northwestern oppose, arguing academic freedom and quality. Public interest favors more doctors but not at the cost of lower standards.

Duke University Yale Johns Hopkins University of California Baylor College of Medicine Texas Case Western Reserve Ohio University of Chicago University of Illinois Northwestern University Ilinois U.S. Senate United States National Board of Medical Examiners Department of Health, Education and Welfare Hew William Anlyan Duke

Insurance rate controversy highlighted in High Point spike

An Enterprise report cites rising liability costs under new state regulations with High Point listed in the highest risk category. Insurance News Service attributes the jump to loss experience and hints at factors like youth driving and road conditions. The piece urges industry groups to research causes to justify future premium reductions for the community.

High Point

St Peter's Lutherans Open New Urban Sanctuary in NYC

In midtown Manhattan the 117-year-old St Peter's Lutheran Church unveils a $7 million modern granite cube on Lex Ave and 54th St. The building blends a 500-seat sanctuary with a living room for prayer, an urban theater, kids center, jazz room, and accessible ramps. The pastor says the church aims to stay in the city and bless diverse city people.

George W. Cornell New York API Smackdale Manhattan St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Ralph E. Peterson America St. Peter's Peterson New York City City of God Lexington Avenue 54Th St First National City Bank Citicorp

Hendersonville Rotary visit highlights county wealth and growth

Henderson County echoes boom with 500 plus millionaires among 35 000 residents and a thriving industrial scene led by DuPont and General Electric. The piece profiles long time residents and leaders from Hendersonville and nearby High Point including Dr H Eugene Peacock and Worth B Bowman with church and Masonic honors, civic changes at City Hall and new hospital plans as the region thrives under expansion.

Hendersonville Henderson County North Carolina H. Eugene Peacock High Point N.C United Methodist Church First Church DuPont General Electric Mountain County Bat Cave Little Pisgah Carolina Village High Point Memorial Hospital Freeman-White Charlotte Ohio Nuclear Wheat Miller Chrysler-Plymouth Co Howard Basse Dodge Philadelphia

Witch-Hunters and How They Work in Justice Dept

Washington column examines a secret House probe into Guy Goodwin a hit and run Justice Department prosecutor. Former AUSA Rodney Sager testifies of relentless point by point questioning and harassment during a grand jury blitz in Richmond Virginia. Other prosecutors like Seymour Glanzer are cited as fueling overcriminalization while risking rights of the innocent. The piece argues some prosecutors abuse power while aiming for convictions, warns against presuming guilt, and notes cabinet officials like James H. Jeffries and Robert Ozer describe aggressive tactics and conspiracy charges. Ex CIA director William Colby publishes memoirs as the piece closes on concerns about fairness and justice.

Washington Secret House Guy Goodwin Justice Department U.S Rodney Sager Goodwin Sager Richmond Goodwin Grand Jury Watergate Seymour Glanzer James H. Jeffries Jeffries Robert Ozer Department of Justice

Letter to the Enterprise on county solicited voluntary taxes

A Guilford County Sheriff’s Department employee in High Point solicits a business to advertise in a crime prevention booklet for schools using county facilities and tax dollars. The writer condemns millions billed by County Commissioners, the County Manager, the School Managers, and the Sheriff for such solicitations and argues for ad free materials or a smaller tax bill.

Guilford County Sherif’s High Point

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Millionaire Center High Point’s Worth B. Bowman Court of Honor Supreme Council Free Masonry Masonic Temple Bowman Emma Louise Lippard Presbyterian Home Miss Lippard City Hall Mary Jarrell YWCA M.F. Crooks Paul Williamson Becky Smothers Don Fontana Guilford County Mental Health Board Scott Parker James Robert Parker Gates County Alvin S. Parker Snow Lumber Co Parker Scott Perpetual Savings and Loan Earl N. Phillips Jr High Point Chamber Foundation, Inc Robert H. Shaw Calvin Rice Howard Pancoast Frank H. Wood Chamber Huta Role MWY AC New Jersey Martin G. Halloran Senator Spaper CIA William Colby Jack Anderson Les Whitten
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