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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1975
Page
2
The High Point Enterprise announces its staff lineup with Randa David as President and Co-Publisher, Law D. A. Ra as Co-Publisher, A. Raw as Co-Publisher, Joseph P. Rav, Mrs. C. H. Lockwood as Vice President, Ney as Gen. Mgr, Joe Brown as Editor. Publication date July 21, 1975.
The New York Jazz Repertory company with Carrie Smith sells out concerts across Siberia Central Asia South Russia and Moscow showcasing Basin Street Sunny Side of the Street and St Louis Woman The tour highlights Armstrong favorites including Hello Dolly reflecting cultural detente and American jazz appeal in Russia through lively performances and applause.
A nationwide survey finds most Americans do not label mere borrowing as debt. They consider debt only when payments fall behind. The piece explores how this view aligns with or challenges new-think theories.
Washington reports a rising concern as graduates enter a job market with more qualified workers than openings. Analysts warn the oversupply of college graduates will widen the gap between skills and available roles, risking productivity and morale across the workforce.
President Ford jokes at White House gathering of agency chairmen to press for “maximum freedom for private enterprise.” He mocks independent regulators including the Federal Power Commission FCC and Interstate Commerce Commission as toothless. The article recalls reform eras, regulatory history, and debates over depoliticizing government, noting past railroad regulation and Olney’s warnings about commissions becoming barriers to the people.
Pentagon probe demanded after Army GOER vehicles built by Caterpillar show violent handling on dry land and in water. Tests reveal brake, steering, axle and engine issues. some units swamped in water demanding training and caution. Fort Hood tests show motion sickness and loss of control with tail wagging and steering problems. Officials claim GOERs meet designed criteria, while others call for depot storage use only in extreme mud.
Heart Buchwald reflects on Henry Kissinger travel notes in Geneva and Bonn. He recalls meeting Gromyko, hotel scenes with tourists, and meals amid SALT talks. The column highlights Kissinger’s diplomacy, German celebrations at Summerfest, and a humorous exchange about notes and legacy.
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