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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1974

Page

3

Labor's Role In Politics After Watergate in 1974

The editorial argues for limits on union influence in campaigns. It says AFL-CIO chief Meany seeks a veto proof Congress and mobilizes substantial labor resources for 1974 races. It warns against undue union power and urges tighter election laws scrutiny.

Organized Labor Afl-Cio George Meany Congress House Meany Nixon Committee On Political Education Watergate

Watermelon Pickles Price Punchline in Maine Store Gap

John Gould of Friendship Maine recalls a long-ago general store scene about watermelon pickle prices. The rival Curtis store offered 24 cents but was out of stock, prompting a humorous reply that the seller would give them away when he has none.

John Gould Friendship Maine Dorset Vermont Mehans High Point Overall U.s.industries Mehan High Point U.S Trinidad and Tobago Lloyd Miller Senate Foreign Relations Committee Cincinnati

Paper shortage rant hits Washington in House gallery

Tulsa World notes Rep. Harold Froelich of Wisconsin posted a message in the House Press Gallery claiming the Federal Government is running out of paper. The note warned that the Joint Committee on Printing can secure only 58.7 percent of its requested supply for the next three months, reflecting industry price control debates.

Washington Harold Froelich Wisconsin House Press Gallery Froelich Joint Committee On Printing Congress Bulletin Board Harry Williamson High Point Tony Waldrop New York Harry Acme-McCrary Sales Corporation America London

Mixed Blessing From Warm Winter Weather

The Gainesville Times notes warm winter weather brings lower heating costs and rain but harms snow days for students and hurts coat sellers while pine beetles remain a problem. Foresters warned that prolonged cold is needed. residents should hope for sub freezing spells to aid trees.

Coffee and heart attacks face conflicting studies

Investigators in Boston linked heavy coffee intake to more heart attacks, discounting smoking. A Science Service report finds no such link among 464 Oakland health plan members, though about 20 percent were heavy coffee drinkers and nearly half of heart attack patients were heavy smokers. The moral: in Oakland drink caffeine, avoid nicotine. in Boston skip the coffee if you smoke.

Boston Science Oakland Calif

Hope For The Young In North Carolina Prisons Plan

The N C Department of Corrections outlines a youth services program to separate inmates under 18 from older prisoners. It will convert units in Hoke and Burke counties into youthful offender institutions, expand schooling and rehab staff, and save about 15 million dollars by using existing facilities rather than building new prisons.

N. C. Department of Corrections Western Corrections Center Morganton Central Prison Raleigh Hoke Burke David Jones Department of Social Rehabilitation and Control

Gasoline shortage forecast amid federal allocations and delays

Enterprise Editor Emeritus Holt McPherson reports a likely tightening of gasoline supply by next week as allocations tied to 1972 usage squeeze outlets. Diesel and aviation fuel remain plentiful while politics and policy spark debate on inflation and driving.

Holt McPherson North Carolina Bill Simon Friendship High Point Roy Ash Simon

Gurney Campaign Violation Labeled Technical by Staff

Washington Senator Ed Gurney faces criminal violation exposure for failing to file as a candidate for re election after backing the Friends of Gurney fund raising effort on May 23 1973. Staff concede the act was technical but note late filing and potential penalties.

Congress Washington Ed Gurney White House Senate Gurney Rebe Secretary of the Friends of Watergate’ Committee Florida Bob Owens A_ Justice Department Justice

Frightened Of The Truth Letter Defends The Exorcist

Barbara Harris of 913 Howard Place criticizes protests against the Exorcist in Tuesday’s paper arguing the book reveals the devil’s reality, and urges readers not to fear the truth. She states she will attend the film along with others despite local opposition.

Devil God High Point Barbara Harris Howard Place

Letter of thanks to Police Chief Pritchett for aid after death

Claude Jarrell writes a letter to Police Chief Laurie Pritchett expressing gratitude for the department's warm attitude and thorough, speedy handling of Richard Jarrell's death. He notes officers conducted themselves as fine gentlemen, easing the family's pain and thanking them publicly.

Laurie Pritchett Department Richard Jarrell Richard

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