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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1972
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise lists D A Rawley as president and co publisher, Mrs C H Lockwood as co publisher, Joe Brown as vice president, and Randall B T as editor in the newspaper's masthead. The document also mentions Joseph P RA in the editor line of the masthead.
A Guilford County delegate argues budget spending should remain unseen until the legislature convenes. Critics say pre session secrecy limits public input as subcommittees operate in closed sessions and lobby groups pressure lawmakers while the public is kept in darkness.
The judges swap the automatic 15 dollar fine and costs for a required court appearance. They plan to enforce stiffer penalties, closer to the 200 dollar maximum advertised on signs. The editorial questions whether the roadside signs themselves have contributed to littering.
Lions Clubs across the area host a December dinner for blind and visually handicapped guests. The event highlights sight conservation and service, with glasses Braille products and medical aid supplied year round. Members’ care and dignity at the party showcase their communal generosity and spirit of service.
The Rev. Philip F. Berrigan, longtime antiwar activist, will be paroled from the Federal Correctional Institution at Danbury, Connecticut on Wednesday. The article contrasts his radicalism with his gentleness, notes prior acts against draft records, and cites his intended work with Baltimore minorities after release.
Republicans push to drop several public affairs shows from the Public Broadcasting System including Buckley’s Firing Line and Washington Week in Review, despite a poll showing most program directors deem them essential. Final decision expected January 10. insiders suspect White House influence via Jack Wrather.
An essay mentions Alfred Klausler and John DeMott's The Journalist's Prayer Book from Augsburg Publishing House. It quotes Walter Cronkite and Welter Williams and notes prayers by Burton W. Marvin, G Elson Ruff, and others, urging standards, independence, and service in journalism amid modern pressures.
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