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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1976
Page
5
A satirical piece from Business Mirror questions if many business and tax issues, such as social clubs and IRS deductions, truly have clear answers. It mocks committees that reference “further study” and ponders the roles of “they” and high interest rates in inflation.
An Oak Park Illinois gas station advertises 20 cent gas paid only with all-silver pre-1965 U S coins. Sylvester Farms attendant explains the policy as a sales gimmick to boost business at the station west of Chicago.
U S Senator Sam Nunn and Representative Bo Ginn say sixty Atlantic coastal sites, including Camden County Georgia, are under study for a potential submarine base. They favor Kings Bay Georgia with its facilities and inactive Kingsland Army base. They plan to visit Camden County to discuss impacts if Kings Bay is shortlisted.
Washington reporters and lawyers at a Society of Professional Journalists meeting deem trial press coverage in flux as courts clash over gag rules. Landau and Graham note 16 newspapers face pretrial reporting bans and related restrictions. The Nebraska case may reach the Supreme Court, framing guidelines on press access and government privacy claims.
In North Platte Nebraska a jury heard an 18 minute taped confession by 80 year old Erwin Charles Simants claiming he killed six members of the Kellie family in Sutherland and sexually assaulted a 10 year old girl and her grandmother. The gag order on trial coverage sparked a Supreme Court review. The defense seeking insanity notes Simants drank heavily and had blackouts. The case nears jury deliberation by seven women.
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