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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1974

Page

2

Power and politics block national land use policy

The piece discusses the failed national land use bill after a 211 to 204 House vote, blaming White House influence and Nixon era politics. It notes state and local limits on planning, Morton’s opposition to Udall’s measure, and the broader clash over property rights versus public good amid Watergate-era conservatism.

U.S. House of Representatives North Carolina White House Senate House Rogers C. B. Morton Arizona Morris K. Udall Nixon Morton Udall

Thomas Named Chairman Of North Carolina Environment Board

High Point lauds John Thomas as chair of the State Board of Water and Air Resources appointed by Gov. James Holfhouser. He says he will be a middle of the road environmental advocate as the board becomes the Environmental Management Commission with regulatory duties after July 1.

High Point John Thomas Thomas Built Buses Inc Civl Service Commission State Board of Water and Air Resources Raleigh James Holfhouser Thomas Board of Air and Water Resources Environmental Management Commission

Save for tomorrow and lay up for the future

A sermon extols thrift across eras from Benjamin Franklin to World War One savings stamps and education. It notes families save with banks and bonds, and students store knowledge for future careers in medicine, business, ministry, domestic science, and technical trades, urging no hindrance to such plans.

Benjamin Franklin Ben

Treasures for Tomorrow and the Hereafter

A sermon discusses earthly wealth versus spiritual riches and eternal life. It cites Jesus on the Sermon on the Mount, warns against material loss from crises, and urges surrender to Christ to store treasures in heaven. The speaker uses the Polaris anecdote to stress the lasting nature of the soul.

Jesus Polaris Christ Cer

Gold fever stirs past North Carolina mining areas

The piece surveys historical and current gold mining interest in Randolph's hills Jamestown and Hayworth Springs areas noting old smelters near Kivett Driveway and legendary buried gold at Brummell's Inn. It also covers modern economic activity with a rising housing market post office plans at the Southern Market Center and new retail outlets.

Hayworth Springs Randolph's Jamestown Commerce Street

FBI role looms in Nixon impeachment case says Rodino panel

Washington report notes the impeachment strategy hinges on FBI work which uncovered most Watergate facts. It cites Fenfound officers and others, with claims White House obstruction and senior officials pressing for dismissal. Also covers Nixon Ike deathbed pact, drug enforcement shifts to pill and powder traffic, and a costly Arlington House reception for Bible and Hansen.

Washington Nixon FBI Duke University White House CIA Richard Helms Vernon Walters

Where Did All The Pennies Go

The article notes penny hoarding as a result of a 95 percent copper penny changing to aluminum. Mrs. Mary Brooks, Mint director, advocates June as return the penny month with certificates for pennies turned in. Hoarding rises as copper prices surge. discussions include aluminum cents and changing copper zinc ratios to reinstate circulation without large copper savings.

Washington Senate Treasury Mary Brooks The Mint General Services Administration House of Representatives

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