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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1970
Page
4
Jeane Dixon told the Executives Club she sees no recession despite economic readjustments and holes. Washington seeks proof inflation is cooling as unemployment stays under 4 percent, auto sales dip, and January retail gains push consumer spending higher amid a long bear market.
University of Washington anthropologist Pierre J. Van den Berghe outlines five poverty types that merge yet differ in cause and impact. From utopian self containment to affluent poverty in the United States, he argues that poverty’s meaning shifts beyond mere economics to social, psychological and cultural dimensions.
A survey across Lexington Indianapolis Palm Beach and Los Angeles portrays deep unrest about the national dream. It highlights fears of rapid growth rising crime skepticism about education and aging fear of obsolescence amid advancing technology and social upheaval.
The piece traces how Mudge Rose Guthrie and Alexander drew into the $2.55 billion Washington Metro project, shifting bond work from Hawkins Delafield and Wood to gain an estimated $200,000 in earnings over eight to ten years. It notes WMATA's switch on June 30 and a December 9 authorization for $1.15 billion, highlighting politics and law firms in the suburban rail initiative.
Ford and Chrysler admit they discourage sale of the $40 anti-pollution system outside California. Their price lists flag it as California only and the ordering system blocks non California orders. A determined buyer could still obtain it, but the firms explained they tested the device before national rollout.
Dr. Albion Ross argues small religious colleges should be preserved as intimate communities shaping meaning and moral growth. He calls for colleges to become houses of God, fostering lived religion, intergenerational connection, and a revolution toward wholeness over mere growth.
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