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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1975
Page
2
A compact meditation juxtaposing Isaiah 1 18 19 urging repentance with William Drummond's quip on reasoning. It pairs a biblical call to renewal with a sharp summary about those who refuse to think. The tone echoes a reflective, moral-aesthetic verse brief.
The piece argues that delaying approval of Duke Power's Perkins nuclear plant on the Yadkin River is prudent to protect water supply and river health. It notes the river's long exploitation for industrial growth, potential one way water loss for cooling, and the need for fact based hearings to avoid emotional debate amid worries of brownouts.
Campbell College plans to create a private law school backed by the Baptist Church, drawing comparisons to ECU medical school. Critics note state law schools graduate more lawyers than needed and question the venture for a small, formerly junior college with limited status.
A retrospective on Carl Jung born 1875 in Basel and his impact on psychiatry. The article notes his break with Freud over sexual theory, his interest in mythology and spirituality, and his influence on generations of scholars. It also includes a quote from Doneld Berreth on polio vaccine progress.
A professor reflects on aging in academia as 1960s and 1970s student protests mix with the illusion of eternal youth. He notes middle aged professors mimicking students, the rise of the Ponce de Leon Complex, and student reactions to perceived generational sovereignty and moralism. The piece hints at deeper embitterment within the academic ranks.
A columnist explains the Reichstag Fire Technique the Stalinist Polish Ploy and the Salami Tactic, detailing their origins and currents uses in 1930s Germany, postwar Poland, Vietnam, and today in Portugal. The piece frames how external and internal pressures foster fear, emergency powers, and factional slicing of political opposition.
Washington exposes alleged noncompetitive Coast Guard procurement favoring Rockwell Intl for a $500 million fleet of 41 medium range patrol planes. Memo evidence, bid rigging, and whistleblower pressure surround Adm. Owen Siler and Adm. Chester Bender as Rep. Murphy threatens to expose the arrangement. Additional notes cover grain firm monopolies in federal nutrition programs and a Navajo coal gasification dispute.
The Art Buchwald column mocks London panic over economic woes and strikes. He notes inflation, Labour tensions, and oil in the North Sea while mocking American views and British self-doubt. The piece ends with a jab at Eric Sevareid for calling Britain sleepwalking toward oblivion.
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