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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1977
Page
4
Mrs C H Lockwood serves as Vice President and Joe Brown is listed as Editor in the publication, outlining leadership and editorial positions within the organization.
A reflective quotation collection features Psalm 21 3 4 blessings and a Dickens meditation. It contrasts blessing focused gratitude with past misfortune, urging present awareness of personal fortunes and enduring life.
The piece criticizes Governor Jim Hunt for repeatedly changing energy policies that set store hours for North Carolina. It argues planning failures worsened shortages and customer confusion and contrasts Hunt’s approach with Carter’s decisive action.
A survey links large civil awards to higher insurance costs for motorists homeowners and manufacturers. Courts have increased payouts in rapes shootings and diving injuries. Regulators and insurers blame inflation weak regulation and prior mispricing as underwriting losses mount. Prices rise and coverage tightens across industries.
Washington flags a looming Panama canal deal crisis as Carter seeks a settlement with Torrijos while a confidential report accuses Panamanian authorities of torture and disappearances. The document names 32 victims including priest Hector Gallegos and activists, threatening stalled negotiations.
The piece defends Jimmy Carter and his family for attending Madame Butterfly at the Kennedy Center without prior White House publicity. It argues the president should be free for personal or family events, and that the incident did not harm his public image or policy focus.
A humorous sketch about the gas man who reads meters during a gas shortage. A family debates meter reading, warrants, dignity, and the stove of fear as the meter reveals 87 900 cubic feet used this month. The gas man shows patience then leaves with the news.
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