Editor and Vice President Names
Joe Brown serves as editor while Mrs C H Lockwood holds the position of vice president in the publication's leadership.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1977
Page
4
Joe Brown serves as editor while Mrs C H Lockwood holds the position of vice president in the publication's leadership.
Psalm 29 11 blessing peace among people is cited as the Lord giving strength and peace The remarks by John Foster Dulles emphasize that international peace is an attainable goal despite frustrations and high hopes during his UN address
The XYZ area ABC board faces questions on where liquor stores should be placed to balance traffic, parking and profitability. North and south sites look strongest while the downtown option challenges accessibility and cost. Chairman Nick Fisher signals the High Point lobby choice is tentative amid handling multiple knotty issues.
The piece argues OPEC actions in December to raise prices reduced export volumes. Iran suffers a 38 percent drop in exports while Saudi Arabia and the UAE see higher volumes and profits. A potential emergency OPEC meeting could steer toward fairer prices, signaling a warning to oil producers.
A Milan Rome and London viewpoints show European doubt about Carter despite Vance's reassurance on policy continuity. Observers fear low priority for Europe, note economic concerns guiding stance, and hope for an early economic summit to build trust and leadership.
The article outlines President Carter's proposed tax and spending plan to boost jobs, with mixed reception from business and labor. It notes Treasury Secretary Blumenthal's confidence in monitoring trends and possible additional measures, and contrasts Britain’s praise for Ford with commentary on the evolving U S political scene.
Former House Doorkeeper William Miller plots a tell‑all with ghostwriter Frances Leighton, detailing Nixon era lunches with Congress, Rayburn’s affair and Frank Boykin’s flamboyant campaign. The book, pending publication, has drawn legal review over certain named recollections.
The column alleges sexual exploits and covert lives of several senators and congressmen, names a tipster known as Fishbait, and recounts his ties to Jackie Bouvier Kennedy. It also reports ex-Attorney General John Mitchell facing an $26,093 tax debt and a Watergate conviction appeal, plus Senator James Abourezk’s behind the scenes oil price diplomacy with Arab leaders.
A Thomasville resident with 25 years in law enforcement defends local police after a Sunday High Point Enterprisearticle. The writer praises officers for a prompt professional building search amid potential gun presence and urges public support for the Thomasville Police Department.
James C. Michaels urges men to reclaim neat grooming as he laments modern hair trends He recalls past barbering practices and criticizes long hair as unpolished and polluting while appealing to men to get a haircut.
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