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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1970
Page
4
A meditation pairing Sir John Herschel’s claim that no natural object is trifling with a biblical verse urging nations to prepare war. The composite quotes contrast science humility with martial exhortation.
In a New Year message Gov. Robert Scott rolls out a can of worms by suggesting repeal of the penny soda tax. Bottlers and retailers debate price effects while lawmakers face a potential wave of tax repeal efforts and new levies remaining on the books.
The Record questions readers about protests over school busing for integration. It notes consistency would have required opposing segregation years ago, argues against delays in implementing the Supreme Court ruling, and suggests faster funding for desegregation would ease the transition.
A panel of newspaper advertising executives argued editors and reporters should avoid ties to business or advertising staff to protect integrity. Pat LaHatte of Atlanta Newspapers urged that editors do not own integrity and challenged the claim that journalists lack judgment. The discussion stressed that honesty and judgment are not exclusive to editors.
A letter criticizes Justice William O. Douglas and Earl Warren, urging resignation or impeachment. Other letters praise Christmas remembrances at John Umstead Hospital and discuss Archdale city needs and water supply issues with General commentary on social justice and responsibility.
A reflective verse invokes heaven and asks for peace and mercy. The speaker condemns violence and urges love for neighbors while lamenting humanity’s sins and seeking guidance from a higher power. The piece closes with a personal dedication to Chris Thompson.
A lyrical reflection on a sudden awakening to happiness and self assurance. The speaker notes a shift from darkness to light sparked by a smile, praising a brighter sunlit day and a newly embraced self that feels right and good. The verse emphasizes transformation and personal joy.
A reflective poem about a coffee cup's journey from cup to sink. The narrator muses on its movement through daily life from mouth to hand and back, noting a rooster motif on the cup and the quick wash in dishwater. The piece centers Barbara Lee Butcher as author.
A reflective reminiscence describes a childhood playhouse hidden in the woods with mossy carpet and rain washed dishes of glass. The narrator recalls crystal pieces in blue red and green, sunshine making everything sparkle, and leaves with a lingering sense of happy days long gone.
A reflective piece notes the world’s mixed good and bad in the 1970s. It laments rising drugs and lawbreaking while observing fashion shifts from long to shorter styles. The narrator urges awareness and thanks a higher power for his worldview.
A devotional piece recalls spiritual ambition to have a personal picture in heaven's hall of fame beside Isaiah and Ezekiel. It contrasts earthly toil with eternal reward and ends with Mrs. Hedy Saulter, reflecting on faith and salvation.
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