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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1977
Page
4
The citywide toter system for garbage collection draws mixed reaction. Some residents embrace the savings and modernization while others push back against failures in handling and scheduling and the risk of street hazards.
A columnist contrasts looting in New York with North Carolina kindness. After a North Carolina fire destroyed a popular Ocracoke restaurant, the town’s volunteer efforts and public help prevented further damage, restoring some faith in humanity.
A 1977 overview contrasts Treasury and Commerce Department takes on the U S foreign trade deficit. It notes rising imports, lagging exports, and months of deficits exceeding 1 billion, with oil prices and Alaska pipeline output shaping the outlook and debates with Germany and Japan over surpluses and protectionism.
The Central Piedmont area seeks to shape the seven year plan with I-85 ties and Cucumber Road and 311 corridor changes. Public hearing Aug 23 in Burlington on containment and additions while widening Kivett Drive and extending the Inner Loop. Power notes include Duke Energy demand near 100,000 kW and a warned potential blackout. Reid Mendenhall Sr. obituary marks 83 years of dairy farming and civic service.
State Department files show Israel has not paid full damages for the 1967 USS Liberty attack. Israel paid 3.3 million in 1969 for deaths but refused roughly seven million in material damage. Talks continued at the Pentagon though no final conclusion was reached.
A reader applauds Anita Bryant opposing homosexuality and urges adherence to biblical law. The letter condemns gay rights as ungodly, warns of judicial rulings, and calls on authorities to base laws on Scripture while praising believers who resist perceived moral decline.
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