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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1977
Page
4
President Carter urged planning ahead and shared sacrifice to curb energy and economic problems. He warned the energy crisis is permanent and stressed personal duty to conserve as gas shortages and wasteful habits threaten future stability.
Winston-Salem Forsyth school board committee governs next year’s calendar with closed meetings and reporter exclusion. Superintendent James A. Adams supports secrecy, while High Point authorities invite media and public input to ensure transparency and curb special interests.
Nostalgia for reform in federal regulation contrasts with practical barriers. The piece notes Cleveland created the ICC in 1887 and cites Carter’s push for government shakeups, while warning about overlap among agencies and Congress resisting reorganization. It argues regulators protect public welfare but risk becoming protectors of industry.
Washington reports a soft stance on rising coffee costs amid claims of a cartel. The State Department counters, while Brazil profits from the higher prices, and hearings on pricing are set for February.
A conservative view argues that the Supreme Court key Miranda decision of 1966 remains valid and effective. It contends critics misread the Oregon case and that custodial interrogation warnings protect the Fifth Amendment, while police gains in deterrence benefit public safety.
A humorous wartime style dialogue mocks weather coverage as paranoia grows about maps and fronts. Weatherman on screen predicts worsening cold fronts from Canada and the South. Seltzer jokes about nuking Ottawa while quips about weather puppets and aspirin ads punctuate the chat.
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