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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1972
Page
4
A fragmented passage cites Job 12 7 8 about nature revealing truth and cites Thomas Paine urging man to return to nature for information, reflecting historical attitudes toward science and philosophy. The text presents a terse juxtaposition of sacred scripture and Enlightenment thought.
Republican Jim Holfhouser urges full disclosure of his and his wife’s income tax returns to reveal potential conflicts. Bowles counters with an accountant’s report on finances while Morton and Taylor avoid taking the pledge. The issue highlights broader debates on income sources and influence in public office.
The Davidson County seat Lexington thrives on its own utilities for power and gas and a one cent sales tax share. Its low municipal tax rate of 75 cents yields about 580000 annually, while neighboring towns like Winston-Salem Thomasville and High Point watch with envy over municipal ownerships and revenue strategies.
A U S Supreme Court ruling on the Eighth Amendment faces death penalty challenges across 33 states and over 675 inmates. Historic examples like Willie Francis illuminate tensions between state power and evolving standards.
The hand written memos from Howard Hughes, seized in a Nevada court dispute, reveal his cash driven view of stopping AEC nuclear tests. He urged off the record talks with the AEC to shield Las Vegas tourism and protect his Nevada holdings.
The document recounts Wally Hughes planning a broad anti bomb crusade urging covert talks with the AEC and acquiring Nevada TV stations and newspapers. It also reveals racist remarks and a personal past rioting experience in Houston, Texas shaping his views on race and integration.
Readers question the $6 million bond intent notice and prior $1.4 million overrun for electrical system upgrades. They urge delay for engineering results, oppose outsized city hall plans, and demand accountability from City Hall and consultants. The item sits amid notes on Rose Furniture, A and P losses, Howard Hughes, and Christmas greetings at Presbyterian Home.
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