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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1977

Page

2

Secrecy in voting sparks defender of right to abstain

A Michigan judge’s bid to reveal voters’ secrecy led to Susan Van Hattum’s contempt finding and a call to impeach the judge. The piece argues voting secrecy is a fundamental, unwritten right, urging defense by organizations and courts.

Susan van Hattum University of Michigan Miss van Hattum

Conyers Attacks NC Prisons At Conference Visit

Rep John Conyers of Michigan spoke at a North Carolina conference on Blacks and the Criminal Justice System. He criticized the state's decentralized prison network as a police state like system, praising community programs and noting misread strengths amid his broader push for the Humphrey Hawkins bill.

John Conyers Michigan North Carolina Conyers Wilmington Corrections Dept California New York Attica Central Prison Raleigh South

Farmers threaten December 14 strike over crop prices

Frustrated by high production costs and low crop prices, U S farmers threaten to strike on December 14 if the government does not act to bolster farm prices. Leaders say nonperishable sales will halt, supplies and equipment purchases stop, and spring planting may be skipped.

Farm Strike Seeks Parity After $100 Billion Losses

Farm leaders claim crop prices must reach parity to halt price swings. The 1977 Farm Bill aims to ease volatility with price supports acreage set asides and reserves, but many farmers say supports are too low to cover costs. Don Billips of Kansas argues the industry is breaking under current policies. Bergland supports intervention but not the proposed solutions. The administration favors set asides and reserves as the restraining mechanism.

Don Billips Hill City Kan Trust Bergland The New York Times

The Right To Vote Then And Now

A conservative column questions civics teaching and voter engagement. It cites a bipartisan study by the Committee for the Study of the American Electorate on recent elections in New Jersey and Virginia, plus mayoral races in Atlanta and Cleveland, asking what happened to the cherished right to vote.

Committee For the Study of the New Jersey Virginia Atlanta Cleveland

Declining Voter Turnout Across Cities and States

Kilpatrick notes sharply rising Virginia turnout but overall declines in New Jersey Atlanta Louisville Cleveland and New York City. He cites 1978 apathy survey showing 68.5 million nonvoters and distrust in government. He argues votes only matter when people feel they can change outcomes.

Atlanta Louisville Cleveland New York City Big Apple New York Committee For the Study of Washington Virginia

FBI Says Mob Uses .22 Hitmen In Murder Wave Across Cities

FBI and local police trace a new mob violence pattern with silenced .22 pistols killing at close range. Names like Sam Giancana and Tamara Rand appear among victims. investigators link the Purple Gang to New York and possible Sicilian elements. The probe spans New York, Chicago, San Diego, Hollywood, and Florida crime networks.

Washington FBI Sam Giancana Chicago Frank Bompensiero San Diego Bomp Tamara Rand Allen Glick Haying Las Vegas Jack Molinas Hollywood Molinas Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms New York City Purple Detroit

Son of Huey hijacks energy bill in ransom plot

In a dramatic Capitol scene the Son of Huey holds the energy bill hostage demanding a gas price rise to 2.03 and oil company incentives with rebates for old oil. The White House negotiates, offering incentives and a private plane for Christmas in exchange for release.

Washington Capitol White House Carter Administration Huey House Son of Huey Carter Louisiana

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