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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1977
Page
2
The excerpt presents a biblical verse from Ezekiel 28 3 4 praising wisdom and wealth accumulation. It frames a message about gaining riches through insight and understanding, warning readers to reflect on the source and ethics of such wealth. The tone is devotional and instructional.
North Carolina Supreme Court's majority endorses narrow construction of the Open Meetings Act, arguing it limits public access while a strong dissent urges liberal interpretation. The decision highlights loopholes, Senate and UNC influence, and unresolved questions about public notice and openness. The piece calls for a General Assembly fix to the law's gaps.
The era sees cinema crowds flocking to the latest science fiction blockbuster while cartoonists explore UFO themes and unexplained Atlantic explosions draw national notice. Some coincidences emerge as experts acknowledge untraced events, but no safe conclusion is offered.
Public health officials warn that liquid protein diets may cause serious illness or death as the FDA studies 31 deaths linked to the regimen. Critics say the plan promotes dangerous calorie restriction while experts urge gradual weight loss and medical supervision.
The piece reflects on Christmas as a holy day and holiday with Roaring twenties style scene of a roaming reporter asking six people their view on history. It then notes a portrait of Jack Burris for St Andrews College, and details Dr. Carrick bequests to High Point College Baptist Home Seminary and Bowman Gray School of Medicine. It covers local real estate sales and a new traffic light at Greensboro Road and Deep River Road, plus the death of Fred Burton Gray, 88, Thomasville business leader in concrete production.
Parkinson argues that bureaucratic growth expands with employment as ships shrink. He cites Weequahic Park Plaza in Newark where HUD officials ignored warnings of brick collapse, delaying repairs as they passed blame. The piece notes growing government control, 40 percent of GNP, and rampant red tape across society.
National viewpoint argues that Israel and Egypt can form a lasting peace through shared economic needs. It cites military sizes, Araby tensions, Sadat’s readiness for face to face talks, and the potential of a joint productive economy turning conflict into co evolution driven by common interests in technology, raw materials, and regional stability.
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