High Point Enterprise page 4A December 7 1971
The High Point Enterprise dated Tuesday December 7 1971 presents page 4 A with staff credits listing D A Rawley president Mrs C H Lockwood vice president Randall B Terry treasurer David A Rawley Jr vice president Holt McPherson editor and Joseph P Rawley general manager in a formal newspaper masthead.
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D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry
David A. Rawley, Jr
Holt McPherson
Joseph P. Rawley
Nixon's First Three Years Weigh Victory and Struggle
A review of President Nixon's first three years notes wins in foreign policy and a tougher path at home. Congress with a Democratic majority limits his agenda though he preserves presidential power abroad. Domestic goals like welfare reform and environment face cost, delay, and mixed progress.
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Nixon
Congress
Senate
House
Europe
Vietnam
Un-Decay Action Needed for Maintenance Corps
The piece urges a nationwide push to train maintenance workers to fix homes and buildings at affordable rates. It discusses unemployment, the need for maintenance education, and a proposed Youth Maintenance Corps while warning against union barriers and rising costs. It frames neglect as a threat to cities and suburbs and advocates workforce programs to curb inflation.
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White Knight’ Maintenance Corps
Noise Pollution in New York City Sees Loud Debate
Yorick Blumenfeld reports from New York City on how urban noise from garbage trucks sirens and taxis defines American life. The piece contrasts New Yorks soundscape with Londons quieter approach and cites health effects, enforcement laxity, and calls for quieter city measures.
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Yorick Blumenfeld
New York City
New York
London
Manhattan
England
Heathrow Airport
West Side
Changing Times
Lindsay
Polluters blamed as inner city burden and policy failures exposed
A confidential EPA task force report says urban poor bear the brunt of pollution with suburban emissions entering cities via commuting cars and contaminated water. It criticizes federal mismanagement, urges drastic action against industry, and notes the chair’s firing after publishing bold findings.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Task Force
Louis Lombardo
Lombardo
Roundup of politics and health musings in Washington week
Jack Anderson’s Washington Whirl covers a Bash for Earl Butz with invitations sent before Senate approval, lobby groups backing the event, and hints of Treasury shifts. Also notes on Hubert Humphrey, Ed Muskie, Ted Kennedy, and a New Orleans health claim about aging tied to lifestyle.
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Washington
Butz
Agriculture Department
Earl L. Butz
Senate
White House
Buzz
National Forest Products Association
American Plywood Association
National Association of Home Builders
National Lumber and Building Materials Dealers
Treasury
John Connally
Say
Dallas
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ed Muskie
Ted Kennedy
Humphrey
Postmark debate Across Nation Reflects Postal Change
The piece notes lack of national postal conformity as new postmarks rush in and reshape city character, with Chicago clinging to old methods. It critiques mechanization while praising the U.S. Postal Service branding and recalls earlier reliable mail service. Also mentions Dr. John F. Benson promoting patient care booklets and local anecdotes.
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Chicago
U.S
A.M
P.M
John F. Benson
North Carolina
High Point
Worth C. Grant
Congress
House
Supreme Court
Grant
Spain
Baptist New Life Crusade
Texas
Japan
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