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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1971
Page
4
A devotional verse praises God’s power at work within believers. It asserts that God can do far more than we ask or imagine and gives glory to Christ Jesus across generations forever. Amen.
The General Assembly approved a statewide vote on a 2 million dollar state loan to finance Randolph's Purgatory Mountain zoo with 4 million in private funds, while opposing a 150 million dollar school bond. Randolph County also faces a 1.8 million bond for water and sewer extensions. The editorial supports the zoo as a cultural and educational asset and pledges to promote the referendum.
Senator Sam Ervin proposes a measure to grant service members facing discharge the same rights as others. He would allow cross examination of witnesses, require evidence in records, and appoint an impartial panel of peers with appeals through military and federal courts. He frames the bill as needed check and balance for the disadvantaged.
London reports on Geoffrey Jackson the British ambassador to Uruguay held in a Tupamaro captive cell since January. Negotiations are stalled with President Areco offering no ransom, while fears grow of extended captivity through Uruguay’s election.
A former Lockheed mid-level official claims the company concealed dangerous costly flaws in the CSA transport plane and ignored warnings to fix them. Henry Durham, a 20 year veteran, says the same officials now seek 250 million dollars from taxpayers to bail out Lockheed.
Durham, a former Lockheed Marietta production control manager, says missing parts and inflated reports tainted C5A projects. He warned executives in 1969 and 1970, saying auditors confirmed his claims while he faced retaliation and a May 1970 resignation.
The column blends parody on tax deductible events with sharp riffs about heat style and social topics. It riffs on the Statue of Liberty and migration, then shifts to consumer culture and corporate attitudes toward labor and technology.
A guest column uses caustic BBB mail from Guilford County to mock con games and consumer gullibility. It mixes proverbs, satire, and warnings about bait offers, bad checks, and impossible loans, noting Southern excesses and the moral of avoiding too good to be true deals.
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