We Can't Cut Off The World In Oil Debate
The Enterprise asks AP to report on how much oil and petroleum American refiners ship abroad. The piece argues the U S must balance self interest with global responsibility, noting world shortages, energy use, and the dangers of isolationism versus sharing resources amid rising prices and international needs.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Middle East
America
Venezuela
Canada
Indonesia
England
U. S
The Case For Year Round Daylight Saving Time
The article argues daylight saving time offers limited energy savings and notes sunrise occurs earlier in high point. It supports year round clocks, citing practical benefits like fewer schedule misalignments and avoiding the twice yearly time change, while acknowledging some disruption to daily routines.
Boston Tea Party bicentennial remembered in 1973 salute
A 200th anniversary look at the 1773 Tea Act, the Boston Tea Party, and its role in sparking American independence. The piece notes Parliament loans to the East India Company, smuggling fears, and reactions by Franklin and others, plus a 1973 commemorative stamp and three day Boston celebration reenacting the event.
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Boston
British East India Company
East India Company
India
England
America
American
Holland
Atlantic
New York
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
U.S. Postal Service
Kissinger to pressure Israel to pull back to pre 1967 borders
In private talks Kissinger signals readiness to press Israel to withdraw behind the 1967 lines as Arab states accept Israeli sovereignty within those borders. The move aims to end the Arab Israeli wars and would ease the global oil crisis, though Kissinger fears backlash before December elections.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Israel
Geneva
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
United States
U.N. Security Council
U.N
U.S
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Sadat
Feisal
Russia
Congress
Bill of Rights Day Remembered as Core of Freedom
The piece notes 758 years since Magna Carta and celebrates Bill of Rights Day as a cornerstone of freedom. It recalls the first ten amendments, urges defense against political manipulation, and highlights everyday impact on speech, worship, jury trials, and rights not granted to federal government. It cites a carrier boy note, retiring hosiery salesmen John and Percy Idol, the Mary Lib Joyce Award, and a first real snow season shaping holiday mood.
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John of
Runnymede
United States
Uncle Sam
John
Percy Idol
Adams-Millis Corp
Carolina
J. H. Adams
Adams-Millis
Southeastern United States
Percy
Adams- Millis
Unc-Chapel Hill
Mid-Atlantic
Ohio
Coast Guard
Jonathan Swift
Midway Need Cited As a Midway Airport Letter
A reader responds to Don Glover’s letter regarding Midway Airport now for sale. He cites his own flights from the four place Cessnas 172 and defends the airport against landing concern criticisms. He praises its service near High Point and Thomasville and notes FAA oversight and community value.
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Midway Airport
Don Glover
High Point Enterprise
Ven Carver
Glover
Davidson County
High Point
Thomasville
the Enterprise
High Point College
Federal Aviation Agency
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Joe Brown
Samuel Adams
John Hancock
Boston Harbor
Lord North
Massachusetts
Golda Meir
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Britain
Alec Douglas- Home
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Hitler
Walt Disney
Bing Crosby
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas A. Edison
Bob Hope
Knute Rockne
Jack Dempsey
Joe DiMaggio
Eddie Rickenbacker
Cardinal Spellman
The
Robert A. Culler
Culler
High Point Historical
Midway
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