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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1971
Page
4
A meditation on Abraham Lincoln's enduring legacy as the nation nears its 200th independence anniversary. The piece honors Lincoln's rise from humble beginnings to presidency, credits him with preserving a union, and acknowledges ongoing struggles for equality and future challenges.
The article argues the Laos air operation by South Vietnamese forces aims to sever North Vietnamese supply lines and Viet Cong reinforcements. It compares to Cambodia and cites Fulbright pushing Rogers for explanations while noting the administration pursues a winding down to minimize American casualties.
The piece weighs the allure of remote vacation property against legal and environmental hazards. It notes HUD rules for subdivided land, states like Oregon curbing growth to protect nature, and cautions buyers about false promises and potential expropriation in countries such as Brazil and Venezuela.
Washington lawmakers resist a plan to return 11 billion dollars to states with relaxed rules and 5 billion with no strings. The President argues for local decision making, saying money should go where needs exist and that trust belongs at the city and state level.
Column discusses distrust of local politicians with federal funds under a revenue sharing plan. It notes how congressmen fear tax votes and potential rivals funding projects locally. Also alleges ICC ties to railroaders amid a $7000 loan scandal in Atlanta regional office and hush tactics.
Howard Pollock, former Alaska congressman, is named deputy administrator of NOAA, overseeing federal fish. He touts a nominal 61 share stake and cites a WWII grenade accident as his injury. Readers react to CIA Castro reporting with mixed views about journalism.
Worth Grant discusses moving to Washington D C as a columnist, praising the capital and urging Americans to love and engage with it. He contrasts U S and Japanese policies, notes apathy toward the capital, and argues for protectionist insight and national unity in facing trade and economic issues.
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