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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1976
Page
4
A reflective item presents two quotes on kindness and generosity. The first cites Job 6 14 about withholding kindness and fearing the Almighty. The second, by George Sand, urges guarding inner resolve to treat others kindly and give without hesitation.
The article discusses Common Cause as a large nonpartisan group advocating campaign standards for presidential candidates. It notes that 11 of 13 targeted candidates pledged to follow the standards, while Eugene McCarthy criticized the organization as arrogant. Reagan reportedly did not respond. Ford Bayh Carter and others endorsed the proposals, with McCarthy warned about public reaction to his stance.
Governor Dukakis halted automatic pay raises for 68 000 state workers and cut welfare benefits as Massachusetts fights a looming deficit. He slashed staff, trimmed social services, and raised tuition while defending his policy as prudent deficit control. Liberal Democrats denounce welfare cuts, but praise his anti patronage stance and budget discipline amid national scrutiny.
Washington report details files kept by J Edgar Hoover allegedly used to blackmail presidents and influence policy. It cites Hoover’s alleged dossiers on Kennedy Johnson Nixon and Eisenhower with passages about sexual exploits and gossip used to entertain allies and intimidate rivals. Notes claims of Tolson destroying files after Hoover’s death and widespread unease in Washington about how much the FBI knew.
A New York column argues the Russo Cuban expedition in Angola exposes a vanished US British naval alliance. It warns the US Navy is weaker across oceans, unable to stop Cuba Russia led operations, calling for demobilization of aging fleets, a universal draft, and renewed sea power to guard Atlantic Pacific routes.
Washington tale claims FITF created inscrutable forms to trap taxpayers. A Duluth soybean farmer supposedly decoded 1974 lines, prompting vows to rewrite the 1040. The secretary lauds Mulligan with a mock honor as the saga ends with near-impossible forms.
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