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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1977
Page
4
The North Carolina referendum on allowing a governor to serve a second term draws scrutiny of Governor James B. Hunt Jr and his silence on promoting the measure. Analysts note the change could test Hunt’s popularity and question whether leaders will back the proposal amid other pressing issues.
Judge Robert Cecil sided with a defense brief arguing the word immoral is too vague to convict a woman charged with unlawful occupancy of a motel room for immoral purposes. The ruling signals shifting standards and raises questions about obscenity definitions and how statutes should be applied.
The 1971 created board, dormant since 1973, is being re energized to address wage levels in North Carolina, educational improvements, and environmental quality while boosting quality of life. Officials hope it will challenge status quo and avoid falling back into limbo.
Episcopalians unhappy with women priests plan a special congress in St. Louis Sept. 14-16 led by the Fellowship of Concerned Churchmen, signaling a possible new church structure to preserve a Catholic and Apostolic faith. Also notes Q&A on biblical topics and church history.
Dr. Sarah T. Morrow, secretary of the North Carolina Department of Human Resources, steered the agency in a first board session. The department oversees mental health, health, and rehabilitation with a 31,500 staff and a 932.5 million budget, largely funded by federal sources.
Washington critics charge the Tax Reform Act hobbles Internal Revenue investigations, hindering cooperation with strike forces and grand juries. Agents report morale drop and withheld information weaken indictments in white collar cases.
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