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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1971

Page

4

C H Lockwood and Rawley Brothers Named Vice Presidents and General Manager

Mrs C H Lockwood is listed as vice president alongside David A Rawley Jr and Joseph P Rawley as vice presidents and general manager in a local corporate notice. The document highlights leadership roles and confirms key executive positions within the firm.

C. H. Lockwood David A. Rawley, Jr Joseph P. Rawley

Bible Thought and Individual Worth in Modern Life

A devotional note contrasts Psalms affirming human dignity with a warning against mass production. It cites Ralph W. Sockman on valuing indivi duals over sheer output, urging thoughtful care for people amidst a world focused on things.

Ralph W. Sockman

Big Power Politics In Security Council

The Security Council's handling of the India Pakistan war exposes rival superpower interests. The Soviet veto blocked an immediate cease fire, while China supported Pakistan and Britain and France abstained. A U N observer force was proposed but stalled by opposition. The piece warns war risks widening if China or the Soviet Union moves and urges a regional settlement without direct Big Three involvement.

India Pakistan Subcontinent Security Council United Nations Soviet Union U.S China Britain France Poland U Thani East Pakistan North Carolina United States

Travel costs rise for officials while cities fund trips

The note questions official travel in local government as expenses climb and taxpayers fund trips. It cites Guilford Technical Institute sending four to Oregon and notes Hawaii and west coast conventions as common destinations, implying wasteful uses of tax dollars.

Hawaii West Coast Guilford Technical Institute Oregon

Season of shopping raises thefts and victim aid talks

As December retail activity climbs so do robberies, FBI data show a higher crime rate during the holidays. The piece surveys efforts to compensate crime victims via state and federal funds, noting Mansfield and other lawmakers backing a nationwide program while weighing costs and historical context.

FBI Senate Mike Mansfield D Mont Mansfield Ralph Yarborough Texas

Editor's reply questions Armstrong Park recreation site

A letter challenges Mr. Marks on Armstrong Park as a recreation center site. It recounts voter approval of a 11,035,000 bond issue in 1968 with 510,000 earmarked for neighborhood centers and a metro park, noting the ballot did not designate sites. The writer cites press releases and reports naming Armstrong Park in the northeast area.

High Point People For Progress Committee Leo Heer New Lake Kisiah Ray Kisiah Parks and Recreation Hillside-Fairview Street New Leonard Street East Central Armstrong Park Enterprise Forrest Cates

High Point Recreation Facilities Speak to Model Cities Plans

A council liaison argues NRA standards show Armstrong Park cannot host a recreation center. He notes radius overlaps with Leonard Street School and Hillside Fairview sites and asserts two centers are in Model Cities area while Armstrong Park lacks commitment. High Point relies on electric revenues for a large part of recreation funding.

Parks and Recreation Commission Model Cities Task Force On Recreation and Culture National Recreational Association NRA Armstrong Park Leonard Street Fairview Armstrong Park Center Hillside Fairview East Central High Point Recreation Department

David Maas Virgin Islands lieutenant governor a High Point native

Cincinnati born David Earl Maas born April 14 1914 rose from law student to FBI agent to Virgin Islands official becoming the first popularly elected lieutenant governor in 1970 He built a long career in law politics and civic service in St Thomas and Charlotte Amalie with a reputation for energy and personal touch.

David E. Maas High Point Virgin Islands Cincinnati Cincinnati Enquirer Charlotte Amalie Eve Schulz The Government Hill Caribbean Islands David Earl John Cora Maas Sharpsburg School Norwood High Maryville College Tennessee University of Cincinnati Law School Chase College of Law University of Havana Cuba National Guard Law School FBI Louisville Houston Havana Philadelphia Corpus Christi San Juan St. Thomas St. Croix Virgin Island Maas Puerto Rico Eleanor East Constant Heidi David R. Braxton Culler Grand Rapids Randolph-Macon Academy Front Royal Virgins Dave Dave Maas

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Bible Thought Red China England Ethelbert Arthur J. Goldberg Supreme Court Edward M. Kennedy D Mass John L. McClellan D-Ark Maryland Robert Marks Marks Holt McPherson Arterion Police and Fire Commission Virgin Islands National Bank Columbus Thousand Islands WSTA
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