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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1976
Page
3
Brief devotional line from Romans 2 6 7 emphasizes that God rewards patience in good deeds with glory honor and eternal life for those who strive in righteousness. A reflective spiritual note phrased in a traditional biblical quotation style.
The piece argues that electing the seven seat North Carolina Cities Commission would invite chicanery and special interests. It favors appointment by the governor with legislative confirmation to ensure informed decisions protecting consumers and utilities. It cites the Raleigh News & Observer warning that regulators could become owned by those they regulate and urges cooler heads to prevail.
The North Carolina swing of Senator Henry Jackson’s campaign drew criticism as he opposed state level right-to-work laws, risking lost support from allied leaders and labor voters. The piece notes the broader truth that candidates can rise or fall on single issues while urging voters to seek the full policy picture before deciding.
A brief profile of John Witherspoon the only ordained clergyman to sign the Declaration in 1778, his role as first Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., and his influence on church–state separation alongside his Princeton University presidency.
The Tassajara Hot Springs resort in Los Padres National Forest was renamed after being purchased by the Zen Movement in 1966. The site, once a resort hotel, is linked to a broader Buddhist Zen lineage in California.
Washington policy is shaped by hidden influences opposing public safety. The Environmental Protection Agency backed 90 day premarket notification for new chemicals, but industry pressure, a Capitol Hill challenge by Rep. John McCollister, and behind the scenes lobbying led to a policy reversal attributed to President Ford. The piece also details alleged misconduct involving Alex Armendaris of OMBE and political maneuvering by Ben Fernandez.
Gastonia Gazette publisher Tl. R. Segal questions Duke Power Company for handing over Catawba Station amid a power demand forecast. Duke vice president W. J. Burton defends the plan, noting large future capital needs, stock valuation changes, and the sale's aim to ease financing for several nuclear units. Segal cites municipal and cooperative buyout as a condition, while Duke stresses no obligation to sell.
A nostalgic line recalls a bygone two sided political era while noting a decline in French champagne bottlers sales. The trend hints at changing tastes as open toed shoes gain popularity. The politician claims to oppose both big business and big labor though accepting their contributions.
A bereaved parent writes of a tragedy and the impact Claude Pendergrass had on her son Adam Shawn White. The YMCA Alter School Action Club counselor is described as a great influence, and a cross with a tribute is noted in their front yard. The letter conveys grief and gratitude.
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