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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1974
Page
2
An energy specialist warned of ongoing and worsening U S energy shortages, citing dwindling fossil fuel reserves, costly new exploration, and slow progress in nuclear solar and geothermal tech. He argued past precautions were insufficient and urged readers to heed warnings rather than await a future fix.
Handsome Centerpiece by First Citizens Bank welcomes crowds to a bright Plaza structure in downtown High Point. The opening signals bold promotional efforts and a belief that the center of the city can draw power and a distinctive clientele. A new parking facility this summer may accelerate downtown revitalization.
A preacher reflects on Psalm 127:2 that God gives His beloved sleep amid modern woes. He laments sleepless nights, widespread reliance on sleep aids, and the strain of contemporary life. He cites Shakespeare and a minister’s quip, urging trust in divine solace rather than constant striving for slumber.
A meditation on going to sleep with faith and a pure mind. The piece urges trust in God, forgiveness, and a calm heart to prevent disturbing dreams, recommending prayers for others and ending with Thy Will Be Done.
The Kiwanis Magazine reprints Admiral H. G. Rickover's warning that fossil fuels power most of the world and that oil and coal limits require a long view. It notes that oil scarcity may raise automotive fuel costs by mid century, cites hydrogenation and shale oil as future prospects, and praises cautious planning amid evolving energy challenges.
Postmaster General Ted Klassen is accused of cronyism and power plays as he steers a $10 billion USPS with a board that rubber stamps his moves and frequent Hill lobbying. Critics cite embedded allies on the board, sparse oversight by Congress, and calls for removal from unions and lawmakers. A separate note questions hearing aid scams and a brief FBI probe into a foundation fund, while a Defense Supply Agency officer embarks on a Far East logistics mission aboard a military jet.
The view argues for solutions to Northern Ireland's troubles including rights for Catholics, union with the Republic, or gradual emigration, noting history shows religion—not economics or politics—drives conflict. It warns a civil war seems possible if Britain withdraws and favors peaceful unification or a hard path with destruction.
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