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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1974

Page

2

Guilford Delegation Shows Diverse Views in Raleigh

Guilford County’s nine men and one woman in the 1973 74 General Assembly reveal varied stances on annual sessions tax cuts and education issues. They favor hearing further from constituents via caucus visits and local correspondence while seeking revenue sources to offset tax relief. The group backs legislative ethics and electronic voting and supports resisting ECU medical school pressures.

Guilford County North Carolina General Assembly Guilford Raleigh Margaret Keesee Chamber of Commerce Committee On Sen. Coolidge Murrow Sen Lynwood Smith North Carolina Tom Sawyer Charlie Webb McNeill Smith Eastern Carolina University Board of Governors ECU Medical School Board of Governors ECU Tom Gilmore

Morgan Likely Leads NC Senate Field in 1974 Race

Robert Morgan moves to the front as the Tar Heel field forms for the 1974 U S Senate race. Editors polled from coast to mountains indicate Morgan would win if the election were held tomorrow, ahead of rivals Henry Hall Wilson and Wilmer Mizell, with Merely months to the May primary and November vote.

Robert Morgan Sam Ervin Henry Hall Wilson Tar Heel Wilmer Mizell North Carolina Senate Morgan

Projecting the News The Clouded Crystal Ball

A historical sketch analyzes how State of the Union formats have varied under Nixon and Johnson. It notes Nixon's shifting approaches from 1969 to 1973, Johnson's 1965 optimism amid Vietnam, and the recurring tension between upbeat rhetoric and realizable outcomes.

Washington Merry-Go-Round Impeachment Inquiry Floundering

The impeachment inquiry into President Nixon is floundering as doors are shut on the House Judiciary Committee office and staff restrict press contact. Chairman Rodino privately told Rhodes the inquiry should end in April, but insiders doubt the deadline will be met. No witnesses have been interviewed directly. investigators focus on reviewing others and avoiding interviews.

Washington Nixon House Judiciary Committee House Peter Rodino D-N.j John Rhodes White House John Doar Dear Rodino Radino Robert Chenoweth South Vietnam Saigon Air Force Theodore Guy Pentagon Chenoweth San Francisco Thieu United States Edith Green D-Ore

Rodino impeachment inquiry lags amid disorganization details

The House committee under Rodino shows limited progress with no White House access or solid subpoenas in sight. Investigators report poor coordination, long hours, and warnings against talking to reporters as they assemble a potential case and search for missing documents.

Ten Best American dailies per Time magazine list

Enterprise editor notes Time magazine ranking of ten best U S daily newspapers names The Boston Globe Chicago Tribune Los Angeles Times Louisville Courier Journal Miami Herald Milwaukee Journal Newsday The New York Times Wall Street Journal The Washington Post Also profiles Mark Ethridge retirement and family of journalists with long Knight newspaper ties including Mark Jr and Mark III.

U.S University of North Carolina Journalism School Chapel Hill Vermont Royster Wall Street Journal Willie Snow Mark Ethridges North Carolina Ethridges Ethridge Mark Jr Akron Beacon- Journal Detroit Free Press Mark III Charlotte Observer Knight

National Whirligig on Removing a Bad President

Opinion piece arguing the U S Constitution makes presidents immune to timely removal and proposing a humane amendment to allow a national vote or two thirds House majority to trigger a special presidential election. Discusses Watergate lessons and calls for urgent reform.

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