Year of the Journalist dominates North Carolina Press Institute
Chapel Hill notes mark the 1971 Press Institute with Duke hosting the event themed The Year of the Journalist. Coverage highlights freedom of the press, prizes to younger members, comments from David Brinkley, Vermont Royster, Charles Kuralt, and Clifton Daniel, plus gubernatorial hopefuls discussing issues like busing, liquor by the drink, and ecology. The Carolina Inn’s expansion hosts the gathering.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Duke University
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Duke
David Brinkley
NBC News
Charles Kuralt
CBS News
Virginia
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Pat Taylor
Hugh Morton
Reginald Hawkins
Zeb Vance Kitchen Dickson
High Point Enterprise announces 1972 staff and leadership
The High Point Enterprise lists its independent newspaper staff for January 25 1972 with D A Rawley as president C H Lockwood as vice president David A Rawley Jr as vice president Joseph P Rawley as general manager Randall B Terry as treasurer and Joe Brown as editor.
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High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Joseph P. Rawley
Mgr
Randall B. Terry
Joe Brown
Faithful in truth and freedom through his word
Jesus tells believers to remain in his word to be true disciples and know the truth that will set them free. The passage contrasts steadfast truth with fragile mockery, citing a poet on resilience of truth.
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Jesus
John
Pollution fight won't end overnight warns Drucker
A Harper's magazine essay by Peter Drucker argues environmental controls require matching energy growth. He notes 1970 US energy use equals 2.2 billion metric tons of coal with triple demand foreseen in 30 years, warning of tradeoffs in education and health if costs are not funded. The piece cautions against delaying action and frames pollution as a long, hard battle.
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Harper's Magazine
Peter Drucker
Distinctions Highlight Area Young Man of the Year Awards
A four week sweep of Young Man of the Year honors across Archdale Trinity Jamestown Thomasville and High Point honors a power company representative a insurance executive a physician and a banker. All winners share a commitment to community service and volunteering during off hours with programs that aid local prosperity. The article salutes Benny H Lawrence Jimmy A Young Dr David R Williams and James L Pearce Jr. for their distinguished service.
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Power Company
Archdale Trinity
Jamestown
Thomasville
High Point
Benny H. Lawrence
Jimmy A. Young
David R. Williams
James L. Pearce Jr
Traffic Hazard Report Highlights Distracting Pedestrians
Researchers from the Department of Transportation find that attractive female pedestrians, notably those in hot pants, distract male drivers and contribute to accidents. The study offers no recommended solutions.
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Department of Transportation
Nixon Admits Deficits Amid Balanced Budget Promises
The article traces President Nixon shifting from a balanced budget to accepting deficits to offset recessions. It notes projections of growing red ink, estimates ranging from 26 to 35 billion dollars, and forecasts a 1973 budget around 245 billion dollars while arguing the administration sells austerity as restraint.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Treasury
Congress
Hobart Rowen
Washington Post
Washington
George P. Shultz
Office of Management & Budget
First National City Bank
Making Enemies in Vietnam Surveys Show U S Tensions
Secret surveys among Vietnamese reveal deep anti American sentiment after the war effort. They report civilians harmed by U S troops, rising crime and corruption, prostitution, drug trafficking, and a erosion of ethics as the United States withdraws after heavy costs.
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Washington
Vietnam
U. S
Roundup of survey on U S troops in Vietnam and Capitol notes
A hamlet near a U S base cites both negatives and positives of American presence. Interviewees cite misbehavior and material gains from bases including jobs and security. The piece also sketches lawmakers and aides, noting Steed’s budget incentive, Aiken’s vigor, and jokes about Indiana senators.
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U. S
U.S
Return of the Button-Down Shirt Riles Campaign Heads
Sen Soaper notes late night computer work at party HQ as strategists weigh the political meaning of a wardrobe change. A new child psychology trend urges earning affection from parents, while old memories recall hugs tossed in freely. Space shuttle tourism may rise as public interest shifts, and a wait‑and‑see stance on lunar travel tops the editorial line.
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James Gardner
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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