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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1976
Page
5
A compact reflection quotes Ecclesiastes stressing wisdom and pleasure as rewards for toil. It contrasts a biblical saying about enjoying worldly delights with a garbled note attributing a misquoted idea to John Ruskin about happiness in work.
The article argues Syria’s restrained intervention in Lebanon and its six month UN mandate extension on the Golan Heights signal potential progress toward peace. It notes Palestinian influence waning under Syrian control after Jordan and Syria previously curtailed such power, and suggests restraint by Israel and Washington supports broader stability.
A detailed examination of global mineral reserves, prices, and future supply risks. The United States faces growing imports for iron, lead, tungsten, aluminum, and other resources, while debates on conservation, substitutes, and seabed mining outline paths to secure vital materials amid rising demand and geopolitical factors.
Washington Star Syndicate columnist defends amygdalin, criticizing San Diego grand jury indictment of 19 defendants over alleged conspiracy to smuggle apricot kernels. The piece questions legality, safety, and government overreach, naming Andrew R.L. McNaughton, Dr John Anton Richardson, Robert W. Bradley, Donna Schuster, and Don Hansen among others.
Washington reports say Soviet leaders steered Fidel Castro to announce Cuba’s partial Angola withdrawal to aid President Ford's election prospects. Kissinger’s Africa tour shifted US policy toward majority rule and anti intervention, while warning of potential racial wars if Soviet influence grows.
Washington observes a satire on modern sports violence. Dr Heinrich Applebaum argues fans want more on-field fighting, claims penalties ruin fun, and envisions unrestrained aggression as character building. The column frames sports as increasingly violent and fan-driven in pursuit of excitement.
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