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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1974
Page
2
A compact collection of religious and literary quotes. Isaiah 55 9 compares divine thoughts to human limits. James Allen notes thoughts shape achievements. Corinthians reflects personal vocation and gifts. Emerson asserts space is open to each individual.
The Greensboro City Council faces scrutiny over an interim vacancy plan after reports linked to Real estate man Henry Shavitz and Mrs Janet O'Brien sparked revolt among Republicans and concern about secrecy. The piece urges open, principled selection and criticizes backroom maneuvering that echoes past school board issues.
A year of dollar weakness reversed as oil prices soar following the Arab embargo. The dollar gains versus the mark and franc, while European economies face recession risks, higher fuel costs, and unemployment. Rome talks among 20 nations fail to yield a unified policy as oil dominates global finance.
Nixon plans to send a fiscal year 1975 budget message to Congress with spending likely above $300 billion, signaling the largest budget yet. The piece explains the US budget process, noting Congress shapes allocations, and discusses impoundment powers and interbranch disagreements.
A reader defends President Nixon as the target of liberal media bias and partisan opposition. The letter cites public opinion, political rallies, and a call for court action over Watergate inquiries, contrasting Nixon's wealth with Mohammed Ali's earnings and praising constitutional due process.
A brief reader letter attributes recent warm spell to a powerful God who cares for all, contrasts with government and corporate corruption, and credits relief in heating fuel to divine action. The author Maurice Scott signs from 1808 Cedrow Dr.
A columnist rejects Galbraiths call to leave Nixon exposed to political damage. He argues the politics of catastrophe undermines national interests, defends a firm executive hand, and cautions against dragging the vice presidency through the muck while vital negotiations in the Middle East and Europe continue.
A letter praising Gerald Ford as a strong vice president and potential 1976 president cites his energy crisis stance and proposed no oil no wheat leverage. Reader E V Mitchell endorses Ford over others. A second letter by Bishop Bill G Harvell urges safer cycling and better bicycle reflectors after a fatal crash.
The piece argues Russia dominates the Middle East after pressuring a cease fire, seizing control of the Suez lifeline and regional oil fields. It portrays U.S. policy under Nixon as appeasing Russia, likening Kissinger and Rogers to Baldwin and Chamberlain and warning of looming energy and alliance shifts. It emphasizes Israel’s precarious position between Moscow and Washington.
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