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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1970
Page
4
A compact quotation featuring Job 12 7 8 on beasts birds plants and fish as teachers and William Pitt warning that tyranny follows where law ends. The two lines pair a biblical reflection with a political maxim.
The piece critiques a carefree view of borrowing in America noting government and corporate debt as well as consumer credit. It cites past North Carolina debt under Governor Cameron Morrison and warns of a looming reckoning if profits shrink and taxes fail to cover growing obligations.
The piece cites Murray Mitchell, climatologist at Environmental Services, warning a long cold spell could push world temperatures down by about one third of a degree in twenty years, potentially triggering an Ice Age in 240 years with more snow and longer freezes to come.
The article previews President Nixon’s upcoming State of the Union with emphasis on domestic goals for the 1970s. It notes likely focus on quality of life, environment, education, medical services, crime, and government waste, plus a strong emphasis on rhetoric over bold new measures.
A report claims Secretary of State Rogers privately said Middle East concessions had Jewish approval, while Golda Meir denied any government support. Jewish groups planned protests Jan 24 25 in Washington as money backed by Rockefeller drew scrutiny of Chase Manhattan Bank and state and city funds.
The piece traces Nevada's gambling rise from mining days to the Strip's modern persona as entertainment capital. It notes tourism and tax gains, regulatory control, and Hughes investment, shaping a changed Las Vegas. Descriptions include historic pioneers and the state’s enduring, independent character.
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