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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1976
Page
4
The piece argues toys grow riskier as they evolve and calls for stronger industry monitoring and labeling. It notes safe toys exist but parental due diligence is essential, especially for younger children, to avoid hazards from small parts and sharp edges. It criticizes marketing that marks toys for all ages and urges fewer violent toys.
Washington reports that effective January 1 new U S rules will treat Western Hemisphere migrants the same as others, tightening entry for Latin Americans Canadians and Caribbeans while noting the broader impact on jobs wages and public services. The piece outlines illegal immigration levels costs to taxpayers and debates over policy incentives and enforcement.
A conservative view denounces unisex imagery in school texts, citing a Silver Burdette textbook with female elephants in tutus. The piece argues publishers and committees have bowed to gender equality zealots, altering family scenes and eroding traditional roles, especially in California.
A memorial wreath marks the 26 lives lost in last spring’s Scottia mine disaster caused by two explosions. Reporters examine underfunded federal inspections, underpaid inspectors facing harassment, and the failure to curb violations as penalties collected lag far behind fines.
Barry Goldwater, seen as the Senate conservative conscience during Watergate, decides not to challenge Scott for the leadership now and aims to reclaim the GOP leader role in 1977. He recalls Nixon’s fear of conservative backlash and notes his own diverse interests and talents.
The column reports a Washington controversy over whether President elect Jimmy Carter should carry his own bags. Betty Beale accuses him of unpresidential behavior and not wearing formal attire for inauguration. The piece defends Carter and notes public concern about baggage handling and leadership image.
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