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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1971
Page
2
Editorial urges NC to study higher whiskey taxes and potential beer and wine tax additions. It cites Missouri increases, argues alcohol costs exceed revenue, and urges readers to lobby legislators to beef up ABC enforcement and fund services by taxing alcoholic beverages more.
A survey from the American Newspaper Publishers Association finds youths aged 14 to 25 read daily newspapers on weekdays at 73 percent, close to 78 percent of adults. The study, by Gilbert Youth Research, shows teens spend similar time with papers and absorb ads as they do editorials, with more reading as they age and more responsible, ambitious youths favoring the printed word.
The Lexington Herald Need Encouragement notes that about 60 percent of private employment comes from small independent businesses and cites rising attention to their problems. Inflation impacts small firms more, yet 1970 showed encouraging signs as focus increased in Congress and public discourse on tax reform aimed to preserve and expand small business.
The article argues that discipline holds life together and criticizes easing discipline in the armed forces. It warns that lax thinking could harm the country, service members, and overall organization, urging correction before lasting damage occurs.
A Baltimore Catholic Review piece recounts a five year old’s succinct ethical maxim Like God Like people Like yourself offering a striking concise guide to human conduct. The saying is praised as pithy and philosophically rich for ethical reflection.
Readers from High Point thank the Enterprise for coverage on drugs and urge parental involvement. The writers advocate a strong home, community cooperation, and honest education to curb youth drug abuse, stressing positives over quick fixes and calling for action from parents, teachers, and officials.
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