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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1972
Page
4
The notice lists Joseph P Randall and David A Rawl among individuals connected to the local matter, with family and residence information unspecified in the fragment. Details are incomplete but indicate involvement or acknowledgment in a civic filing or record.
State Board of Elections votes 5 to 0 to certify Democrat Ike Andrews as winner over Republican Jack Hawke in the Fourth District contest. Hawke appeals in federal court alleging double voting and misallocated machines, while Revels’ Guilford County State House recount is denied and Keesee declared winner. Officials say no proven fraud. Andrews faces delayed Washington office setup as appeals proceed.
Urban planners weigh no fare buses and subways as a cure for traffic, pollution and deficits. Studies in New York Philadelphia Los Angeles Chicago Washington and other metros examine financing via taxes while small Rome experiments show ridership gains but face large losses. Proponents cite reduced pollution fewer accidents and time saved. critics warn about revenue gaps and fairness.
Henry Kissinger plans a busy 1973 with Europe as the main target after a Vietnam settlement. He seeks a Middle East détente behind the scenes via a Kremlin accord, while Latin America faces a high risk of anti US sentiment and a potential regional crisis. Military planning is criticized as based on flawed data amid costly tank programs and weak supporting research.
Senator Soaper quips about weather signs and gas shortages as New York becomes a magnet for winter offerings. The piece notes rising average earnings outpacing the cost of living, while humor suggests the treadmill of life keeps moving us forward.
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz argues free enterprise is vital but not immutable. He warns that eroding enterprise undermines democracy, stresses adaptability to manage change, and notes subsidies and tax policy threaten living standards and national vitality. He treats the system as earned and on trial in Nixon's second term.
The piece argues the last moon mission risks signaling abdication in science and exploration. It contrasts Columbus and Mars-era aims, cites satellite communication and peaceful policing of global order as benefits, and warns that stopping moon voyages worsens ignorance of nature and delays vital discoveries in energy, medicine, and technology.
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