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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1971
Page
4
The quote attributed to Roger Babson, noted statistician, advocates resilience and stronger effort over seeking easier challenges. It reflects a mindset of perseverance and practical determination rather than avoidance of difficulty.
The West Virginia Hillbilly reveals the 1863 burning of Burning Springs Oil Town by Confederate soldiers. Once a major oil field on the Little Kanawha River with 300000 barrels daily, the event was hushed in press reports for a century and now headlines a long suppressed wartime deception.
The piece notes a cautious consumer climate despite White House claims of growth. It cites July car purchases down 12 percent from last year and United Airlines traffic 7 percent lower, reflecting waning retail optimism and rising prices, unemployment, and strikes. The commentary highlights calls for policy shifts, plus Mills and Harris political moves amid consumer distrust.
The Humane Society’s undercover three month survey of 71 zoos in 23 states uncovers filthy cages and cruel conditions. It warns 17 zoos to fix outrages or face action while noting some zoos maintain better habitats, and that about a quarter of U.S. zoos may need reform.
Joyce Brothers notes rising pay and benefits mask deeper needs in work. People seek prestige recognition companionship and self fulfillment beyond money to feel truly satisfied with their jobs.
After substantial wage increases in the telephone and postal sectors, initial signs suggest the labor crisis may ease. Docks on the West Coast remain shut and a graveyard strike in San Francisco looms, while steel contract deadlines approach. The Bell System faces a $4 billion three year cost, but overall, settlements offer cautious hope for recovery across industries.
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