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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1977
Page
4
A religious and legal reflection quotes Romans 2 12 13 about judgment for sins and true righteousness. It also attributes a Clarence Darrow line praising laws that fit the people they serve. The brief juxtaposes faith and jurisprudence with a civic ethics note.
A Presidential Commission on Olympic Sports proposes a central Sports Organization for each sport and representative athlete input. The 613 page plan seeks to curb interagency conflicts, boost funding, private support, and allow athletes to profit, aiming to prevent future Olympic crises.
Carter girds foreign policy to keep Kissinger imprint while shifting style. Vance and Brzezinski favor delegation and operational leadership over Koch-like secrecy. Analysts see a focus on allies, human rights, arms limits, and a new world economic order amid growth of global trade and inflation challenges.
A columnist argues for a $130 million federal pay raise tied to the Peterson Commission findings. It notes salary gaps, losses of top staff, and compression that hinder recruitment, while critiquing perks and a broad ethics package as potentially superficial. The piece defends the raises as fair to government workers and necessary to avoid deteriorating public service.
Washington's report argues legalized gambling funds criminal operations and expands organized crime. Reporter Rick Sokolow contrasts stark parlor conditions with neighborhood bookies in New York, noting mob leaders in suits and a rise in lawful and unlawful wagering alongside a University of Michigan study.
Henry Kissinger hurries between publishers in New York and meets executives at Random House Simon and Schuster Time-Life Reader's Digest and others to negotiate rights for his memoirs An impending Helsinki meeting is slated to align publishers and reprint rights amid cautious optimism and ongoing concessions from all sides
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