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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1973
Page
4
A devotional meditation inspired by Isaiah 6 8 urging readers to listen for a divine calling. It suggests God may have a grand destiny for those who remain receptive and attentive to guidance.
North Carolina's new senator Jesse Helms, a known anti union conservative, cast his first vote contrary to President Nixon by opposing Brennan for labor secretary. He also expressed reservations about Elliott Richardson for defense secretary while generally supporting the President’s choice. Voters may or may not share his stance in the long run.
The Carolina Cougars plan a special Feb 20 ceremony at Greensboro Coliseum to honor Gene Littles the former All American guard from High Point College. Littles played 277 ABA games with a 10.2 point average and top 10 in steals while renowned for leadership, sportsmanship and clutch play.
FAA orders security checks and armed guards raise airline costs estimated at 153 million dollars yearly. Airlines seek one dollar per passenger fare while Congress weighs federal police for airports. Volpe defends local enforcement. Browne and Scott advocate federal policing amid civil liberty concerns. International treaties lag, bilateral talks continue with Cuba as skyjackings to the island decline.
Washington reports the Broken Treaties Papers reveal how federal authorities kept stolen documents to expose Indian water rights abuses. The writeup charges the Interior Department with aiding water siphoning to white towns and farms, leaving Navajo reserves parched while tribal leaders stay controlled.
The Navajo Nation replaces Raymond Nakai with Peter MacDonald to contest water losses amid a broad Native American drive to reclaim stolen waters. The Los Angeles and California tribes report robbing in San Luis Rey Watershed while federal action remains limited.
The piece questions giving academic credit for off campus work and argues that true relevance requires rigorous academic evaluation. It cites Army service, marriage, and fatherhood as transformative but not classroom teachable, and praises limited, supervised projects that feed a thesis or research under faculty oversight.
The article argues Nixon followed Eisenhower’s Korean war tactic, pressing for immediate negotiations and threatening wider military action. It notes mining Haiphong, shifting public support, and a broader global accommodation as Nixon’s re election loomed, while contrasting leadership, risks, and outcomes.
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