David Joseph 1 P. Rawley Gen Mgr
Page 4 A listing identifies David Joseph and P Rawley as general manager figures.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1972
Page
4
Page 4 A listing identifies David Joseph and P Rawley as general manager figures.
The piece discusses Sen. Sam Ervin defense of the Senate seniority system in a weekly newsletter. It notes concerns about ad hoc committees challenging balance of powers and argues that longevity alone does not guarantee wisdom or fairness. The author warns of power abuses and calls for alternatives beyond death to end such abuses.
The Republican Party plans a leadership change with George Bush named national chairman to replace Sen. Robert Dole. Nixon allies expect White House political operations to support Bush as the party seeks to address grassroots discontent and recent electoral losses.
Robert Kras of New York City argues he cannot afford the $50 filing fee to obtain bankruptcy relief. The case tests whether denial of relief for nonpayment is constitutional as the Justice Department seeks a self supporting system amid rising personal bankruptcies and a 1970 reform commission.
Investigations reveal misuse of government time and resources by Maj. Gen. Ira Hunt and Maj. Tommie King in the Octofoil Association linked to the 9th Infantry Division. Officials question legality of a private division history while taxpayers funded work and mailings. A related note covers Mrs. Merica’s fight for a safe bridge after Hurricane Agnes and local resistance by Roy Komer to bridge construction.
John P. Roche reflects on 1952 election memories and current debates on academic freedom and political bias. He notes the gulf between elite views and mainstream Americans and argues that majority rule, not moral superiority, governs politics.
Governor Rockefeller and White House officials push for reporter source protection while critics warn of dangers. The piece cites a Los Angeles journalist jailed for refusing to name sources and Harvard professor Popkin, arguing scholars too must reveal sources when acting as public figures.
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