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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1975
Page
2
The High Point Enterprise dated Tuesday June 17 1975 features Randall B. Terry as president and co publisher D A Rawley along with other staff leaders. It presents the standard daily newspaper mix of local news and notices from a mid 1970s Piedmont region.
The High Point Human Relations Commission rose from militancy to steady work with a full-time director and office. Despite earlier disbanding trends, renewed efforts drew attention as about 50 residents urged city funding of nearly $25,000 to sustain this active body addressing racial discrimination and human needs in a cautious budget climate.
Last Friday the North Carolina House voted 70 to 42 to table a motion that could have deleted ECU medical school funding. Eastern legislators united, while Mecklenburg stood with opponents, highlighting regional money disputes and potential political reckoning for lawmakers facing voters over higher education funds.
Rep Clyde Auman of Moore County sought to abolish city school systems and force countywide consolidation by 1977. The measure stalled in the education committee and Auman did not push it this session, though he may revisit the idea later. Local readers warn the plan was bad policy for this area and note the near miss.
AMA convenes in Atlantic City as doctors seek relief from soaring malpractice premiums. A new department of negotiations aims to train leaders in bargaining with insurers hospitals and government. California acts in special session on controls and reforms while doctors discuss broader legal changes.
A House subcommittee finds natural gas held off market last winter to pressure energy deregulation. Citgo and other firms accused of delaying repairs to a Gulf reservoir. potential 13 billion cf withheld harming 19 Southern New Jersey firms and jobs in Danville Virginia and Tunis North Carolina. Hearings set amid FPC Tony investigation.
Longtime Chrysler supporters note a three year shift toward smaller, more fuel efficient cars amid pressure from Ford and GM. The move affects top models including Imperial and signals agency changes in the South. Executives warn that Chrysler is not dead, but faces tough competition and shifting consumer demand.
A 1946 to present tally in American Heritage shows the United States spending over 1.3 trillion dollars on national security, nearly matching 1.6 trillion spent on non military programs. The piece argues for an informed public to judge Navy strength and policy limits while warning that Soviet sea denial and nuclear risk complicate the security balance.
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