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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1975
Page
2
Randall B. T. Davis is appointed general manager at Raw Ley, succeeding prior leadership. He brings extensive experience in operations and administration to oversee daily business functions and strategic planning.
The Christian Science Monitor reviewed prime time, counting liquor appearances in 249 shows across a two month period. Liquor appeared in 201 of 249, including M A S H and Gunsmoke. The series argues networks should curb depictions to avoid promoting drinking and its role in the nation’s alcohol problem.
The piece notes Ann Landers and her husband plan divorce after 36 years of marriage. It recalls her advice column Dear Abby and her sister’s guidance, stressing sadness yet continued faith in her practical counsel and private approach to her own affairs.
A reflective national address marks the 199th anniversary of independence, urging unity over Watergate divides and urging renewed devotion to Jeffersonian ideals. It urges pride in rights, liberty, and the nation’s founding principles, calling for thoughtful citizen engagement as freedoms are defended and renewed.
Capt. Jack figure arrives in Philadelphia via Jerry Linker of Charlotte to mark Mecklenburg County’s Bicentennial. The ride recreates a 1775 tale tied to a disputed Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, while historians caution the document lacks verifiable facts and emphasize documented Mecklenburg Resolves instead.
The piece reviews pesticide limits set by EPA and USDA on DDT Mirex and fire ant spraying, noting the shift from chemical reliance to alternatives. It highlights natural predators like ladybugs, a surge in biological control, and methods such as sterilized screwworm releases, adjusted planting dates, and garlic as a deterrent, with caution about unintended ecological balance.
Myrtle Von Cannon of Archdale rails at opponents of the ABC store plan, accusing backers of preferring crime and wasted money. She argues a store would fund police and sewer needs, criticizes local preachers, and comments on Tar Heel Drive-In and local morality.
Washington columnist Ray Cromley argues doctors, insurers, and regulators share blame for rising malpractice costs and lagging medical knowledge. He urges license stripping and stronger policing of hospitals, plus better physician training and ongoing study across fields to keep pace with scientific progress.
A reader from Enterprise June 29 discusses Frieda Woolard’s letter and argues voting no on ABC stores. She laments alcohol harm, urges personal responsibility, and says she would pay higher taxes to aid those in need, hoping divine aid and community effort will curb drinking.
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