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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1971
Page
4
D A Rawley serves as president with C H Lockwood as vice president and D A Rawley Jr and Joseph P Rawley as vice presidents and general manager respectively representing the management team at the High Point Enterprise.
The article examines Germany's metal workers strikes and regional lockouts that idled over half a million, provoking government and industrial countermeasures. It contrasts with U.S. wage policies and notes how Berlin and other cities saw halted production, while unions press for higher pay and industry resists.
The Kansas City mayor spoke at a St. Joseph joint medical and bar association meeting, noting that journalists report the conduct of lawyers and doctors. He warned against secret trials and urged press freedom to inform the public fully, including coverage of journalists.
A no-fault auto insurance idea spreads from Massachusetts to six more states with a nationwide bill expected in 1972. The plan pays motorists through their own insurer, reducing court cases and claims, aided by a sharp rise in rate cuts amid 1971 claim declines. Critics warn of potential legal and industry impacts.
Washington reports that the federal government may be using Retail Credit Company to vet home loan applicants. The Atlanta based detective firm is linked to bribery probes and spread of gossip driven reports. It allegedly inventories data on 48 million Americans. It charges about five dollars per report and faces questions over privacy and legality. A second note discusses Wall Street book scrutiny by Hurd Baruch and SEC pushback.
Dale Montgomery's re election preserves his steady businesslike leadership of Guilford County as commissioners move forward with million dollar improvements. The article notes his conservative stance satisfies both the public and the local economy while detailing other local business and civic news from High Point and surrounding areas.
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