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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1977
Page
4
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The Thomasville shooting killed two young officers Dennis Spinnett and Robert Crawford after a routine disturbance call. Swift police mobilization captured suspects. if found culpable, remedies should be swift and severe. The piece cautions that front line law enforcement faces dangers beyond televised depictions.
Frank Sizemore III, EPA attorney, spoke in town about dangers of pesticides and toxic substances. He urged tighter regulation, cited past EPA successes, and warned industry pressure influences Congress and the White House. He called for massive public support to protect environmental and health futures.
State legislatures begin new sessions with Democrats dominant in most states. Virginia leads in lawyer representation with 57 percent attorneys, while Alaska New Jersey and Rhode Island have no farm-background lawmakers. Revenue sharing funding and public confidence in state government are also noted.
The article recalls Kissinger’s map driven justification in 1969 for engaging China after a border clash on Chenpao Island. It notes Soviet force levels along the frontier, Chinese defense limits, and the evolving Sino Soviet tension with possible detente as a goal.
The article recalls early automobile history highlighting Nicolas Cognet and Siegfreid Marcus as pioneers before Henry Ford. It notes Marcus warned against the car’s value, while Ford later popularized mass production with investment support, shaping the Model T era.
Holt McPherson and business professionals rally for merit and service amid societal conflict described by experts. John Farlow joins United Way move. Cecil Hayes departs for Austin. High Point Shrine Club passes presidency to Larry Walker. Masons welcome new master. Art Auction February 27 funds Mobile Meals and more. Events include Death Penalty Forum, Kennedy honored at OKEG anniversary, travel tours to Mexico and Europe, Blackard wedding in Asheville, and aging division push by Gov Hunt. A Raleigh meeting set January 25 to discuss aging issues and legislation.
The National Executive Council of the American Federation of Government Employees plans to organize armed forces members. The piece argues unionization would destroy discipline and efficiency, and notes strikes occur among public employees despite laws. It urges Congress to block any move to allow military unionization.
A reader questions Patrolman J R Walton’s judgment after the December 31 dog shooting and notes his alleged failure to observe a chained animal before firing. The letter asks if Walton’s sighting is reliable enough for public safety and proposes donating eyeglasses for his protection.
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