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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1972
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise prints a roster of its leadership including D. Ckwood and Ley Jr as vice presidents, Joseph Rawley as president, Randall B. Terry as treasurer, Joe Brown as editor, and P. Rawley as general manager.
Vermont Royster argues the era is marked by widespread dissatisfaction among the young and affluent. He notes war weariness, Nixon, Ralph Nader, and social progress as causes of a luxury of complaint. The piece frames querulousness as a byproduct of prosperity amid global hardship.
The piece argues for joint local and regional review of grant applications to ensure accountability for federal and state funds. It endorses the Piedmont Triad Council of Governments handling regional review with local officials vetting projects first. It warns veto risks but supports coordination to speed disbursements and consider regional impact.
In a Washington Star High Notes column, the piece mocks American Airlines plan to install pianos on 747s to fill empty seats. It argues piano bars aloft distract travelers and laments noisy in-flight entertainment while suggesting the public would prefer quiet at altitude.
Secret White House notes portray the United States losing influence in South Asia as Nixon’s strategy falters. Kissinger calls UN efforts futile amid expected Soviet vetoes. Van Hollen and DePalma assess delays and stalling by India. United Nations and US stance blamed for ineffective mediation.
Amid East Pakistan tensions Kissinger said no UN help would come and Helms favored retreat. The UN evacuation was debated, with Rogers urging US pressure to keep officials in place for cease fire efforts. Also coverage notes Justice Dept efforts to reduce a Miami photographer's damage award, surging Pentagon commissary dissatisfaction, and Bob Dole fundraising for Bob Griffin amid GOP tensions.
A New Year meditation calls for unity and faith in God amid world tensions. The piece cites Taoist and classical lines, urges cooperation and friendship, and laments the ending of a local Saturday poetry column as part of editorial changes.
A Boston Herald Tribune piece notes that hundreds of advisory and ad hoc groups persist from 1918 to today, with 1800 commissions and $74 million spent yearly. Many have not met for years, prompting calls to prune and discard idle panels such as the Commission on Biplane Safety Standards.
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