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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1974
Page
4
A religious quotation and a literary reflection on forgiveness. The passage cites Ephesians 4 31 32 urging put away bitterness and to forgive as God forgave. A second quote from Jean Paul Richter emphasizes humanity in prayer and forgiveness.
The article voices a near certainty that High Point voters will face more borrowing for water and sewer projects. It notes the burden on the City Council to set a fair utilities assessment policy, balancing new bonds with costs to property owners and developers. It discusses relief for relieved by bystanders and the risk of higher rates, urging careful solutions rather than endless debt or a moratorium.
The Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association partners with the state prison system to run a furniture manufacturing vocational program at the Statesville unit. Inmates receive training, job interviews, and post release support from SFMA and Catawba Valley Technical Institute, aiming to reduce recidivism and supply skilled labor.
Winston-Salem aldermen voted to repeal the Sunday blue law, allowing the sale of items on Sundays from 1 p.m. to midnight that were sold on weekdays. High Point remains with a Sunday blue law, making its position inconvenient for shoppers and businesses relative to Winston-Salem and Greensboro.
An opinion piece argues for removing corroboration requirements in rape cases, detailing how victim credibility and relationship to the accused influence police judgments. It notes the New York Assembly's passage could prompt Senate approval and trigger wider adoption, with potential increases in reported cases and arrest clearance rates if effective.
Washington column reports Bebe Rebozo collected cash for Nixon during the 1968 campaign, including a $10,000 gift from the Davis brothers of Winn-Dixie. The piece cites no receipts and says funds were used as walking around money by Nixon, while Rebozo disputes the claim. It also covers Krogh's Watergate testimony and Marilyn Weiner's allegations about Wade Burger, noting comments were not obtained from Burger.
The author praises Haverford College for not becoming coeducational and argues against homogenized higher education. He critiques coed trends, notes women’s colleges offer leadership gains, and questions costly black studies programs that strain budgets, advocating diversity and rational labor division.
A Wall Street Journal analysis notes Tokyo's crime rate is low despite high density due to factors like near full employment, family stability, and minimal poverty. It credits a modern decentralized police force, 1200 police huts, and 108000 volunteer associations creating strong community ties and wide public cooperation.
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