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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1970
Page
4
Lou Harris reports from a Journal of Insurance Information study that American buyers are growing smarter and pressuring sellers. The public seeks stronger truth in lending, fair advertising, and better product quality as the Seventies approach, with Ralph Nader guiding consumer vigilance and likely more regulation.
City council signals focus on pollution issues as national leaders push for cleaner habitat. The Washington conference on Environment: The Quest for Quality features NAS and NRC with Health Secretary Finch as keynote. Arthur Godfrey to present citizen view on bearable costs of environmental quality.
U S government notes and refinancing moves draw small investors from federally insured S and L accounts. A possible raise of the $1,000 minimum purchase could close a door for small savers while big investors gain.
Author argues government pressure and subpoenas threaten press freedom. Nixon Agnew tactics anger networks while public distrust grows. Whitten vows to refuse notes, risking contempt to protect sources and informants.
A collage of local thoughts and regional news includes a Norfolk Ledger Dispatch poem on you all language, fashion notes on hem lengths and Easter timing, All America City winners like Asheville and Rocky Mount, and Martinsville’s hospital fundraising. It also covers Dr. Gilbert Rowe biographies, religious liberty quotes from Washington, hospital space for a beauty parlor, a quip about job seekers, Kurt Brandenburg’s Confederate museum project, UT Austin journalism insights, and youth culture shifts in media.
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