Joe Brown and Rawley Lead 1972 Editorial Roles
The notice lists Joe Brown as manager and treasurer editor along with Rawley as secretary in a June 16, 1972 filing. It records the positions and the year.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
4
Heroin Deaths Prompt Public Alarm Amid Rising Use
Gov Bob Scott at a governors conference says heroin addiction not widespread in North Carolina. SIB chief Charles Dunn cites seven heroin deaths in 10 days, signaling alarming trends. Task force findings from the Enter echoed growing illicit traffic, while crackdowns often remain rhetorical. A nationwide Hero Hotline (800) 368 5363 invites tips on dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Scott
Governors
North Coron
State Bureau of Investigation
Charles Dunn
North Carolina
Enters
Washington
High Point Jaycees Poll on Blue Law Sparks Debate
The Sunday poll collected over 1300 responses, yet its flaws leave the data dubious. It suggests 914 votes to repeal the Blue Law and 447 to keep it, with merchants possibly biasing results. The City Council showed no intent to change the statute, while the Jaycees receive credit for effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Jaycees
City Council
Jaycees
Wankel Engine Seen as Future of Detroit Autos
The rotary Wankel engine, named after Felix Wankel, is viewed as the best chance for U.S. automakers to meet 1974 pollution rules. GM researchers cite its lower weight and compact design versus V-8s, while acknowledging fuel-economy and seal durability challenges. Detroit also explores steam, gas turbine, and electric options for future propulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Felix Wankel
U.S
Mazda
Robert J. Templin
General Motors’ Special Product Development Group
Toyo Kogyo Co
Meeting with Ho Chi Minh on Vietnam peace report disclosed
Top Secret Kissinger memo recounts July 24 1967 Hanoi meeting arranged by Henry Kissinger with Aubrac and Marcovich. Ho Chi Minh, aged and playful, rejects framing peace as moral equivalence and defers details to Pham Van Dong while shifting to family talk and past host memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Herbert Marcovich
Raymond Aubrac
Hanoi
U.S
Aubrac
Kissinger
Pham van Dong
Uranium windfall and other recollections from the era
Interior would let $9 million in uranium ore go unprosecuted on public lands, prompting calls that action is needed by July 18. FBI files allege boxing theatrics between Ali and Frazier. Kissinger's bodyguard exposed a China border chase tied to Nixon’s visit. Pfizer once pitched free tranquilizers to spur Terramycin IM sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Interior
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier
FBI
G-men
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Kissinger
Secret Service
Henry Kissinger
Peking
Pakistan
China
Nixon
Pfizer Laboratories
Pfizer
John Matheu
Matheu
Gynaecokratia Reigns In Monoklissia Ancient claims and legend
Henry J. Taylor reflects on Monoklissia near the Greek Bulgarian border where women hold sway for a day, driving men from streets and running homes as ancient myths meet modern village life. He surveys Greek history from Delphi to Alexander the Great, noting hospitality, democracy limits, and legendary deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Taylor
United Feature Syndicate
Monoklissia
Greece
Lib
Gynaecokratia
Xenos Zeus
Macedonia
Europe
World
Alexander
Philip
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Napoleon
Roxana
Bucephalus
Diogenes
Corinth
Phrygia
Tyre
Alexandria
Indus
Babylon
B.C
Athens
Demades
Alexander the Great
Residents defend teens over Sunday parking complaints
A North Main Street letter to the Enterprise argues merchants overreacted by citing youths for parking and littering on Sundays. The writer defends local teens, praises their character, and urges recreation funding and more adult understanding to steer youths away from destructive behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise
North Main Street
High Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tutledge
Rawley
Sec
Joe Brown
J. Mgr
Treas
Oliver Cromwell
Vietnam
Paris
Merry
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