Rawley and Brown Lead OD Publication Team
D A Rawley serves as co publisher and vice president with Joe Brown acting as editor in the Tuesday issue dated February 1, 1977. The brief note lists key leadership roles for the publication.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1977
Page
4
Thoughts for Today from Psalm and Chamfort
A reflective card quotes Psalm 126 about joy and laughter and cites French writer Sebastian Chamfort calling a day wasted if it lacks laughter. The verse and quote frame a devotional mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian Chamfort
News gathering shrinks as borders close and censorship grows
Keith Fuller of the Associated Press warns at a Midwinter Institute that global reporting is curbed by border closures and government filters. He cites Iron Curtain Russia Maoist China and India as examples, noting reporters face censorship and selective transmission of foreign datelined stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Keith Fuller
Associated Press
Russia
China
Asia
Africa
Europe
South America
India
Fuller
Carter Faces Winter Weather and Economic Doubts
The president weighs how a severe winter disrupts factory output and unemployment relief, threatening his plans for job creation and inflation reduction. Tax rebates may have limited impact as weather and fuel problems alter projections and political promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Carter
Oval
Carter Faces Hard Choice On B-1 Bomber Policy
The article surveys Jimmy Carter's shifting stance on the B-1 bomber amid 1980s defense debates. It notes cost estimates from the Defense Department reaching 22.9 billion for 244 aircraft and mentions critics like Sen. William Proxmire arguing the project may be wasteful or obsolete. The piece frames Carter's future decision as pivotal to the nation’s arms plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Carter
Democratic Platform Committee
Carter
Plains
Congress
Gerald R. Ford
Pentagon
Defense Department
Air Force
Soviet Union
William Proxmire
Dwis
Newspaper Institute Highlights Press Renewal At Chapel Hill
In Chapel Hill the Newspaper Institute gathers January week with the North Carolina Press Assn Duke and UNC cooperation. Duke President Terry Sanford notes progress from integration debates to questions about Jimmy Carter as North Carolinians reflect on a 1873 Charlotte Observer editorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Washington
North Carolina Press Assn
University of North Carolina
Duke University
Terry Sanford
South
Jimmy Carter
Charlotte Observer
Dr. Redfield
Cincinnati
Native Tar Heel Holt McPherson Returns Home
The article contrasts Southern and Northern characters through Tar Heel Holt McPherson while noting warmth in Chapel Hill. It covers UNC Journalism School awards, Katharine Graham at the Press Institute banquet, and her remarks on press government relations and future cordiality. It also mentions a Duke Chapel organ gift and installation by a Dutch maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Carter views Western economic stability as top U.S. priority
President Carter prioritizes Western economic stability over Middle East peace and disarmament. Classified briefings warn that surging oil prices and debt burdens threaten the international financial system, risking a Western alliance fracture and broader global recession. OPEC gains and aid–debt debates intensify tensions between developed and developing nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Middle East
Africa
Russia
China
West
Free World
Treasury
William Simon
Carter
Simon
OPEC
Americas
Still At A Loss To Understand Civil Service Controversy
A reader letter questions the City Council, mayor, and manager over abolishing a 40 year civil service system without warning or public debate. The writer urges public input, surveys, and a more responsive local government and invites collaboration to rebuild trust in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. A. Rawley
Joe Brown
Moscow
Kremlin
U.S. State Department
Katherine Graham
Holt McPherson
UNC Journalism School
Press Institute
Institute
Katharine Graham
Washington Post Company
Capital
Newsweek
Trenton Times
New Jersey
Post
Nixon
Gerald Ford
Ford
Duke Chapel
Benjamin N. Duke
Fenner Douglas
Holland
Sanford
North America
Western Hemisphere
Jack Anderson
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