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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1977
Page
4
A compact collection presents John 7 24 urging fair judgment and Nicolo Machiavelli noting people often judge by appearances. The items offer a brief meditative contrast between surface perception and deeper discernment.
Wake County Board of Commissioners voted to reduce teacher supplement pay by one fourth this year and again in each of the next three years, eliminating the extra funds altogether. The decision sparks protests from educators across North Carolina and threatens after school programs and athletics funded by supplements.
The column notes Winston-Salem now offers 911 for immediate police or fire contact, while High Point still uses separate numbers for police 885-5031 fire 885-2171 and ambulance 885-4141. Guilford County sheriff responds at 883-9151 as part of uneven local emergency access.
The ILO annual conference in Geneva June 1 to 22 tests whether the United States will stay in the organization after a 1975 notice to quit. Washington linked withdrawal to depoliticizing activity and funding share, while recent council moves and a compromise employment program bolster stay hopes.
A conservative critique argues Jimmy Carter and UN Ambassador Andrew Young shut down the Rhodesian Information Service in Washington. The piece condemns the action as a blow to free press and speech, citing Towsey and staff as quietly operating and facing ostracism.
Washington insiders dispute Nixon Frost interview claims and say the pardon admission was not signed by Nixon. Becker notes contradict Nixon’s dramatic last minute soul searching and show the actual signed document covered papers and tapes rather than a pardon.
Reporter reports on a San Francisco booksellers convention with bustling booths and a shelf of provocative fall titles. Attendees discussed a heart transplant guide, a risqué real estate self help book, energy releasing fingernail research, oil spill escapades, and satirical works including Etiquette by Idi Amin and dating Jackie Onassis. The Roots boom spawns spoofs like Leaves about an Oil Trust heir, prompting a lawsuit over missing title.
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