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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1976
Page
2
A historical rant argues that societies shift welfare to central government, urging caution against alarmist statistics. It critiques presidential plans to reduce federal programs, cites NANAI figures on taxpayers and dependents, and warns against succumbing to total socialist drift while stressing keeping entitlement growth in check.
Cold windy Monday prompts talk of the chill factor as people note it feels colder than thermometers show due to biting wind. The piece riffs on old humor about frost and wind, suggesting updated phrasing for public awareness and personal adjustments.
The piece reflects on the evolution of car trading from old family buggies to modern times. It contrasts past impatience with today’s more routine exchanges, noting how the idea of upgrading has remained a constant under changing fashions.
The article notes John T. Dunlop's resignation as Secretary of Labor foreshadowing a difficult 1976 for labor relations. It cites a mixed forecast from Dunlop, potential strikes in rubber and construction, and broader labor contract negotiations across auto, trucking, rubber, electrical equipment, and construction industries amid political vetoes and a wary economy.
Washington Roundup reports that Rep. Ullman faced an initial full tax audit in 1974 with heavy scrutiny. He claims a phone call to Internal Revenue Commissioner Alexander delayed the audit, which then proceeded with multiple visits but found his books in order. The piece notes similar selective handling of Sen. Montoya and a broader Nixon-era IRS pressure backdrop, including retirements and political tensions.
The 1975 State Magazine feature highlights Galton Industries of Metuchen moving its Femco Division to a 83,000 sq ft Heberlein facility with 250 workers in training. Henley Paper Co opens a 190,000 sq ft corporate office and warehousing in Triad Industrial Park serving the Southern region. High Point Mall expands with 100,000 sq ft and 30 stores employing around 400. New postal facilities, airport upgrades, and the $24 million Greensboro-High Point Airport Authority bonds advance regional infrastructure. Community notes include church missions to Haiti and Puerto Rico with local pastors and youths joining the teams.
A Brentwood parent pleads to keep the Little League Field open urging Parks and Recreation to repair lights, fill holes, and replace worn equipment. He notes harsh conditions at Brentwood and questions why requests for maintenance were denied while other parks received upgrades. He argues for local sponsors and continued youth baseball, stressing kids lose access and potential pride if the field is closed.
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