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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1973
Page
4
The NC debate over certifying teachers hinges on public accountability. Parents and taxpayers demand safeguards ensuring qualified personnel. If the NTE falls short, fix it with a robust testing program while ensuring teachers truly know their subject before teaching.
The piece argues Nixon may pursue voluntary guidelines after Phase 2, pleasing AFL-CIO leader Meany who opposed mandatory controls. It notes Phase 2 slowed inflation yet favored wages over profits and prices and questions the wisdom of a return to prior fiscal and monetary strategies amid high deficits and inflationary pressures.
A 1973 boom year context questions if another economic low mood will return. Economists cite past depressions, postwar policy, and fear of contractions, with figures from Goldman Sachs and Samuelson weighing the likelihood.
The House Crime Committee accuses stock manipulators and Mafiosi financiers of bilking millions with help from firms like Dun and Bradstreet and Peat Marwick Mitchell. The Pepper committee warns the racket is wide, tied to bogus balance sheets and fake financial statements, with The Baptist Foundation of America cited as a case study.
The Pepper committee accuses Dun & Bradstreet of republishing a false asset list for the Baptist Foundation and exposing inflated values such as a $1.3 million hotel and a $7.5 million mining claim. The Global Baseball League collapse reveals $26 million in liabilities vs $15,000 in assets, while Dumont Datacomp ties to Mafia money and fake audits.
Liberal commentator argues against government run public affairs TV and CPB funding. He questions objectivity claims at PBS linked to figures like Sander Vanocur and Bill Moyers while warning against government news services and calls for non interference in programming.
In a January snow event volunteers relied on the Police Department to deliver noon meals to 50 elderly and disabled residents. Miss Jean Wright arranged school meals, and Captain Leak coordinated urgent aid, earning praise from community groups for responsive service.
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