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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1972
Page
4
Mrs C H Lockwood, vice president of the local club, has passed away. The community remembers her leadership and service alongside editor Joe Brown who reported the event. Funeral arrangements are pending with the local church and cemetery.
The Asheville Citizen questions whether the Breathalyzer should be available to test for innocence in cases of public drunkenness. It argues the device, funded by taxpayers, could aid justice if allowed upon request, noting officers might refuse but suggesting broader use could spare some from wrongful arrests.
The Miami Herald Odd Jobs Dept notes a brazen scheme shipping elephants via Rhodesia and Mozambique through falsified export documents. The piece jokes elephants cannot fit in shoes or suitcases yet hints the suspect may pivot to smaller contraband after exposure of the fraud.
The State Bar Association urges that only licensed lawyers hold judgeships and solicitors to be similarly qualified. Supporters argue for law schooling over basic licensing, while opponents warn of restricting elections. Dean Dickson Phillips notes nonlawyer judges risk underperforming, urging a system that maximizes potential.
The Times-Union discusses the surge of ghostwritten term papers as college enrollments grow. Boston University dean Stephen Trachtenberg is cited noting administrators must fight dealers in plagiarism. A satirical remark imagines a term paper magnate facing a surgeon customer.
Commander James Cannon of the U S destroyer Mullinnix tells his crew they are ready for their third Vietnam tour, likening the mission to stepping into the batter's box for a season with the big leagues. The boast is bold but the ship risks mutiny or running aground in the heat of pressurized duty.
Nixon urged Brezhnev to seek peace with China while hinting at shared interests and mutual restraint. Soviet notes describe Kosygin warning of Chinese threats, with thousands of troops and missiles on the border.
High earning business people fear admitting financial tangles and turn to accountants bankers or advisers for aid. A case shows how disciplined budgeting and pay as you go restore balance within a year. Also memorial notes mark Lester W. Glenn known as Mr Sewing Machine and local volunteers at Presbyterian Home totaling thousands of service hours.
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