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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1972
Page
4
An internal listing shows H Loc Rawl Ood serving as vice president, with the title indicating junior vice president duties within the organization. The fragment implies a corporate or formal leadership role arrangement.
The state will stage a presidential preference primary between January 21 and March 23 with rules requiring a written ballot request and a petition signed by at least 500 registered voters in each of NC's 11 districts. Withdrawals must be filed by March 23.
The piece defends a broad range of voices on the editorial page, noting editors and columnists from Holt McPherson to Jenkin Lloyd Jones and Henry J. Taylor. It emphasizes readers’ right to disagree, the page’s aim to stimulate thought, and the newspaper’s duty to provide information for democratic health.
The Maltese government led by Prime Minister Dom Mintoff orders Britain to quit, demanding increased base payments amid fears of economic collapse. Analysts weigh risks of British withdrawal, including higher unemployment and reduced tourism, while Libya and the Soviet Union loom as possible replacements.
Washington Representative J Irving Whalley a Republican from Pennsylvania on the House Foreign Affairs Committee is accused of taking illegal kickbacks padding his payroll and misusing House funds to pay for Christmas gifts. The report details how Whalley allegedly routed funds through staff and stationery accounts and used Treasury money for political literature printing involving ally C Robert Collary.
Whalley arranged payroll for Collary in 1967 and 1971 with checks drawn on Whalley's orders. Collary says free printing paid part of his compensation, later acknowledging up to 2000 dollars including travel costs. Whalley calls such arrangements common to save taxpayer funds, while Collary denies kickbacks.
The Youth Unlimited effort led by Tom Watson drew about 150 people including civic leaders at Top of the Mart. A testimonial from a girl who found Christ moved many. Dr. Kent Bennett becomes president as the program expands with Drug Action Council funding and 22,000 dollars raised. Major General Capus Waynick is recovering from eye surgery. Camp Cheerio had its biggest Christmas gift turnout with 205 children. Harold Hoak moves to Wachovia home office while Lee Kane will train to succeed him.
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