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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1975
Page
3
A compact collection of reflections from Job, Wendell Wilkie, Hebrews, and Otto von Bismarck. The passages emphasize miseria comfort, struggle, human dignity, and great man traits such as generosity, humanity, and moderation.
The North Carolina governor and Duke University president Terry Sanford enters the 1976 Democratic field as a long shot. He must beat Gov. George Wallace in North Carolina and overcome a 14 percent recognition rating while emphasizing leadership in education, reform, and innovation.
The piece argues that New York City’s fiscal crisis and proposed layoffs reflect broader lessons for smaller cities like High Point. It notes mayoral austerity, rising property taxes, and flight to suburbs as symptoms, urging broad policy reforms beyond special interest demands. It highlights the city’s salary and retirement burdens and warns against stopgap cuts that worsen public services.
DAVID POLING describes World Vision relief efforts amid famine in Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam. The piece notes hunger as a constant across regimes, adds details of aid programs, a five hour TV special, and a poster offer from World Vision with Corita graphics. It highlights cooperation with Protestant Catholic and Jewish relief groups and Lilly Foundation projects in Niger.
Pittsburgh star Bill Currie known as the Mouth of the South is hospitalized after a facial lift and upcoming TV return. The piece notes his marriage to a 23-year-old Pittsburgh woman and recalls prior cosmetic procedures. Also covered are political fund-raising plans in North Carolina and church postings, plus a High Point hardware firm’s new president Tom Robinson and a James Jack reenactment trip from Charlotte to Philadelphia with rider Jerry Linker.
President Ford faces a budget squeeze balancing deficit goals with defense cuts opposed by the White House. House and Senate panels propose deficits around 60 to 72 billion, while defense faces cut fears. Separately, legal and political notes cover Jaworski flagged in Ven-Fuel probe, Wallace’s 40 000 honorary officers, and Nassikas memo urging friendly expert testimony.
David Aigbogun, a Benicity Nigeria high school student who studied at High Point College for four years, writes a grateful note thanking the faculty and administration for the education and Christianity he received. He praises the twin blessings of education and faith, vows to keep the Panther spirit, and sends regards to Africa with gratitude from his family.
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