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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1971
Page
4
A historical saying emphasizes that the deepest evils come from within and that the path to the greatest good lies inside ourselves through self reflection and virtue. It reflects religious and moral thought of early English scholarship.
A House subcommittee probes LEAA fund misuse as only a fraction of 800 million in anti crime grants reached targeted locales. GAO deputy director Gregory J. Ahart cites state diversions to unrelated programs while 87 percent of 1969 funds went to specific programs. SEAA head Jerrie Leonard vows red tape cutbacks amid revenue sharing concerns.
Dr. Donald B. Louria of New Jersey's College of Medicine and Dentistry told a Senate subcommittee that parental use of sedatives and stimulants raises the odds children will experiment with marijuana tranquilizers and opiates. Canadian study data cited by Dr Reginald Smart link maternal tranquilizer use to higher child drug involvement. The report notes a pattern of intergenerational transmission of drug habits and warns that the sins of the parents are visited on children.
Armour & Co recalls Genoa salami nationwide after nine people fall ill from staphylococcus toxins. Tests confirm tainted meat. all victims recover. Recall prompted as a precaution likely saved additional infections.
A debate over society’s future limits on individual freedom gains urgency with B F Skinner’s Beyond Freedom and Dignity. Critics like Koestler and Reich clash with Skinner’s view that civilization requires more design and control, challenging long held beliefs about autonomous man and human rights.
The Pentagon distributed 150000 copies of a gaudy drug education comic titled Beware the Booby Trap aimed at youths in Washington schools. Admiral Mack criticized its lurid imagery and weak logic warning it harms credibility for anti drug messaging. News notes also cite a Times editorial decades ago condemning astronauts selling stories.
The 45 member astronaut corps are to publish stories for syndication by the Times with 50 percent of gross proceeds shared among participants. Three Apollo 15 astronauts and a backup crew member will contribute. The plan follows a cautionary note about handling publicity.
A column notes heated disputes over lawn work as power mowers replace quiet hand tools. Readers recount faulty service delays and high costs, praising Billy Owens who fixed a malfunctioning mower quickly for only ten dollars. Also profiled are four Renato Daneri prints for Guilford County Bicentennial, with details on the artist and subjects.
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