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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1974
Page
2
A brief devotional line quotes Acts 18 9 10 where the Lord tells Paul to speak boldly because he is with him and has many people in the city. The message emphasizes courage in preaching despite opposition.
The House caucus aims to curb the Ways and Means Committee power to make the chamber more responsive though Mills's scandal and illness hint at deeper systemic issues. Lawmakers lament seniority and power trading, as New River protections stall while Appalachian Power’s Blue Ridge project looms after year end.
The piece discusses whether Highway Patrol facial hair rules should change as more Black officers join. Ex Patrolman Charles Johnson argues for review while he defies the rule, citing lack of progress in updating the long-standing policy. State officials show willingness to consider reforms but insist on proper procedures.
Inflation and rising costs strain colleges as fuel maintenance and salaries mount. Endowments fall with a bearish market, alumni giving slows, and slower enrollment through 1980 threatens long term viability. Private colleges face income losses from 100 fewer students, while retrenchment risks harming education quality.
Excerpt from The Invisible Government by David Wise and Thomas BR Ross critiques special operations posing dangers to nations and to the free society itself. It questions how far a democracy can emulate a closed state without losing its identity.
A critique of Ford administration policy likens U S government to a kindergarten trapped in show and tell with no real results. The piece mocks sugar price meddling, energy policy, AT&T monopoly concerns, and Kissinger diplomacy, calling for concrete action rather than theater.
Washington journalist reports Anderson’s Christmas mission to Seoul to urge Park Chung Hee to release twelve religious leaders jailed for emergency law violations. Park defends actions as necessary for security amid NKorea threats, cites past invasions, tunnels, and ongoing propaganda.
Washington notes frame Earl L. Butz as a turbulent yet pivotal figure in 1970s farm policy. His planned July 3 retirement follows a tenure marked by subsidy reforms, the Soviet wheat deal, and contentious public clashes over feeding the world.
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