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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1976

Page

2

High Point Enterprise leadership roster

The article lists Randall B. Terry as President and Co-Publisher, O. A. Rawley as Co-Publisher, David A. Rawley Sr. as View President, C. H. Lockwood as Vice President, Joseph P. F. Rawley as General Manager, and Joe Brown as Editor of the High Point Enterprise, an independent newspaper.

High Point Enterprise Randall B. Terry O. A. Rawley David A. Rawley SR ARS C.H. Lockwood Joseph PF. Rawley Mgr

Guilford County Chairman Faison Pressed Over Partisan Policy

The Guilford County board faces a clash as Chairman Gaston Faison, a Democrat, prioritizes Democrats in policy and hiring decisions. Republican members Shaw and Maxwell accuse him of exclusivity and question potential commissions from the North Carolina National Bank purchase while keeping them uninformed. The dispute signals growing partisan tension ahead of November elections.

Gaston Faison Guilford County Board of Commissioners Faison We Emment Robert Shaw Richard Maxwell Paeee A Demons Se i Democratic Et Shaw Maxwell Greensboro North Carolina National Bank Maxwells Tow Point Bert Hall Fatson Board of Commissioners Guilford County Democratic Party Republican Board Isan

Concorde landings approved by DOT two U.S. airports

The Department of Transportation approved trials for Concorde landings at two U.S. airports, with DOT Secretary William Coleman presiding. The decision, framed by State Department priorities and allied relations, faces environmental opposition and possible court and congressional challenges as costs, noise, and health concerns loom. The London Times calls the venture wasteful yet a stepping stone in tech progress, while fare prices and restricted cabin capacity raise questions about practical benefits.

U.S Department of Transportation DOT William Coleman London Times the Times Concorde

Legislators Salaries and the Debate on Pay

State lawmakers face wide pay gaps from 23,500 in New York to 100 in New Hampshire. Many work long hours, with sessions lengthening and salaries debated as reforms. Some use side income, while reforms stress longer terms, staff, and research to justify higher pay.

New York New Hampshire Carl D. Tubbesing National Conference of State Legislatures Connecticut Rosenthal Lockard

Big Loophole Found In Energy Bill

A confidential memo from the Federal Energy Administration warns that a loophole in President Ford's Energy Policy and Conservation Act could boost oil company profits by allowing small and medium refiners to gain competitive advantages. The memo cites firms like Pennzoil and Husky and notes potential savings for Rock Island, signaling congressional urgency to plug the gap.

Washington Federal Energy Administration FEA Senate Henry Jackson D.wash Ford Husky

The Polish Ploy and Moscow’s Angola Play

The piece analyzes Soviet political warfare tactics and draws a parallel between Moscow’s stance on Angola and a historic Polish strategy. It argues the Kremlin favors a “political solution” to consolidate influence, likening it to past betrayals and show trials that reshaped Eastern Europe after World War II.

Apers Fom Moscow Moscow Angola Apparatchiks Chou En-lai Izvestia Soviet Union Times Poland London United States Britain U.S Katyn Smolensk

Maybe Everyone Is CIA in a Paranoid Era

The Art Buchwald column reflects 1960s paranoia about the CIA amid McCarthy era distrust. It humorously explores accusations against Cronkite Chancellor and others, recounting overheard comments and rumored plots, while stressing personal anecdotes about media figures and the absurdity of guilt by association.

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