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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1971

Page

4

Rawley Names Officials In Local Organization

The document lists D. A. Rawley as President Joseph P. Rawley as General Manager Randall B. Terry as Treasurer Holt McPherson as Editor with the date Wednesday July 21 1971. The notice records leadership roles for the group and the publication date.

Emerson Quote on Ending the Day and Starting Anew

A reflective note cites Psalms 90 9 and Ralph Waldo Emerson urging readers to finish each day, forgive blunders, and begin tomorrow with a high spirit free of past nonsense. The passages emphasize renewal and restraint.

Ralph Waldo Emerson Philosopher

Legislative Ethics Code Down The Drain Once More

An NC editorial criticizes the General Assembly for again failing to enact a ethics code. It notes public distrust in government, cites House passage and Senate failure, and warns that ongoing conflicts of interest undermine lawmaking and public confidence as the session ends.

Legislative Generalssembly North Carolina House of Representatives House Senate General Assembly

Pointless Budget Battles Plague High Point Council

A persisting pattern where High Point councilmen nitpick the annual budget, chasing minor items and digressing into unrelated issues. Despite questions and attempts to trim costs, members seldom cut funds, while editors urge a more efficient approach to city finances.

Rebirth of the bicycle as a new urban mobility trend

Dr. Reynauld Chase pedals through Manhattan traffic cutting house call time from 25 to eight minutes. The AMA notes nearly 7 million bikes bought last year and 75 million Americans on roads as cycling gains status and policy backing across cities and federal circles.

Manhattan Reynauld Chase Dr. Chase American Medical Association Today’s Health Bicycle Institute of America National Athletic Institute Detroit Washington D. C John Volpe Environment and Urban Systems Herbert F. de Simone de Simone New York City Chicago Michigan Avenue Holmstead Fla University of Illinois Nicholas Johnson Federal Communications Commission

Kennedy money row roils Democratic ranks in Washington

Reporters recount grumbling in Democratic circles that the Kennedy family has not funded party campaigns heavily. Governor Hearnes and Treasurer Strauss discuss Kennedy contributions and party debts. Jean Smith, Sargent Shriver, and others defend or deny the charges as the feud over Kennedy financial influence intensifies.

Washington Kennedy Ted Kennedy Warren Hearnes Missouri National Governors’ Conference Democratic National Committee Robert Strauss Hearnes Johnson LBJ Strauss Robert F. Kennedy D-N. Y Kennedys Democratic Finance Council Democratic Committee Steve Smith Jean Kennedy Smith

Anderson fundraiser cash tied to Democratic hopefuls

Jack Anderson notes a last election push raising 90 000 for celebrity fundraisers and 500 000 for campaigns, with 13 500 donated by Anderson and Eunice. He cites Ted Kennedy’s campaign travel costs and a Kennedy spokesman’s refusal to quantify cash contributions. LBJ memoirs face tepid offers, Lady Bird’s diary earns about 100 000, and Dayan reacts to Rogers on US jets amid Egypt talks.

Eunice Ted Kennedy Ted Robert Kennedy America LBJ Lyndon Johnson Holt, Rinehart and Winston New York Times King Features Syndicate Lady Bird McCall's White House Rogers Dayan

The Small Religious College Reimagined as Living Community

An Albion Ross essay argues small religious colleges can be vital moral communities. It urges transforming them into houses of God and hubs for meaningful living, not merely places for study, urging growth over graduation and a life rooted in love and shared purpose.

Albion Ross Marquette University Center Magazine Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions Brotherhood America God

Critics claim breakfast cereals thrive despite attacks

The piece satirically notes public devotion to patriotism and brands while demographers warn of an aging population. It mocks political rhetoric from the President and Congressman sludgepump, and follows fanciful tales of a Tigers manager guiding young players toward major league dreams.

Tiny Tigers

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D. A. Rawley Joseph P. Rawley Randall B. Terry Holt McPherson Bible Thought High Point Encyclopaedia Britannica Kirkpatric MacMillan Merry Kennedy Cash miPp NIST CEPR By Jack Anderson Holt McPhersen Soaper Sludgepump NEA, Inc
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