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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1971
Page
2
Editorial defends space exploration against inner city funding critique. It argues space programs yield vital scientific advances, potentially easing cancer and aging through Russian research on long flights and magnetic fields. The piece likens halting space work to stifling Fulton, Morse, or Edison and urges continued investment.
Opinion criticizes East Carolina University's proposed two year medical school led by President Leo Jenkins. The piece views the plan as impractical and fiscally impossible for a state with limited funds, estimating costs around 200 million dollars and annual maintenance near half that. It suggests policymakers should reject the adverse report and view the proposal as folly.
Rev Philip Berrigan and five others are slated for arraignment in a Harrisburg federal court on conspiracy counts. The piece describes the group’s antiwar actions, alleged kidnap plot against Henry Kissinger, and the surrounding skepticism about pretrial disclosures and prior mass trials.
President Nixon defends a large expansionary budget amid a claimed 11.6 billion to 30.2 billion deficit, arguing it will foster full employment. He previews talks with GOP leaders, faces questions on inflation, steel prices, oil, and unemployment trends, while debating Senate rule changes to curb filibusters.
The Raleigh National Weather Service office plans a shift to faster data use and new forecast times. New schedules include 430 am 545 am 1030 am 300 pm and 800 pm North Carolina zone forecasts with extended outlooks. The goal is more dependable weather in the region.
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