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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1971
Page
4
Historical newspaper record lists The High Point Enterprise dated Sunday June 6 1971 with staff roles including D A Rawley president Randall B Terry treasurer and Holt Mcpherson editor.
The Enterprise urges voters to approve a bond referendum to borrow up to 30 million for schools up to 18 million, Guilford Tech up to 3 million, a new jail up to 2.8 million, water and sewer extension up to 5 million, and waste disposal reconstructions up to 1.2 million. Officials argue funds must be spent wisely and pay as you go is unlikely.
The piece reflects on the end of the school year as a pause for rest and growth. It notes graduation for many students and the shift toward applying learned knowledge in work. It emphasizes lifelong learning, action informed by knowledge, and renewed resolve for future schooling and life.
Sunday sermon reflects on Romans 7 21 and Moody’s words as the inner enemy dominates lives. It cites Alexander the Great Samson Solomon and a dope addicted lawyer to illustrate loss of self control and the millions struggling with alcohol and inner cravings.
The text argues that while water and fire are blessings when controlled, they become destructive out of balance, as does human nature. It cites biblical figures like Paul and Jesus to illustrate ongoing inner warfare and the need to win the war within oneself to avoid earthly evils such as crime and violence.
A Ra leigh reunion gathered 11 of 120 surviving 1931 House members led by Thad Eure to tour the new chambers and share views on university consolidation and pensions. Sen. Sam Ervin opposed the governor's restructuring plan while others urged leaving the fight to current lawmakers.
Washington reports reveal a defense alert on drug use among GIs in Vietnam. An Army memo, allegedly citing defectors, links drug abuse to weakened combat readiness and increased fragging risks. Notable cases include a helicopter crash blamed on marijuana and a grenade incident at a pot party.
An Americal Division report reveals widespread drug abuse in Vietnam including Obesitol mixed with river water called Good Speed, Maxitone Forte causing paranoia, and a barbiturate Binoctal used to come down. The findings tie into lingering questions about My Lai and Lt. Calley’s unit.
The Western North Carolina Annual Conference plans Sunday readings to adjust appointments at Lake Junaluska. Rev Richard Crowder is tipped to become First Church pastor, joining a slate that includes Dr Ralph H. Taylor retiring and Dr James G. Huggin returning as High Point District superintendent. The notes also mention Myers Park Church Charlotte and other pulpit changes amid ongoing conference secrecy.
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