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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
2
Gen. Mgr.PRISE LEY and Co-Publisher MRS C H LOCKWOOD with Vice President JOE BROWN and Editor D A RAWLEY listed as leadership for the weekly paper dated Thursday June 19 1975 indicating a management reshuffle and publication details.
Three years after Watergate, the public wrestles with ethics codes and trust in leaders. The piece argues reforms remain window dressing, the system survives through decency and common sense, and restoration comes only when leaders treat the people as equals in governance.
The piece notes India's Prime Minister Indira Gandhi facing a court ruling that could strip her of the premiership. It calls attention to an independent judiciary as a pillar of liberty and compares India's process to U S traditions. It suggests upcoming weeks will reveal the strength of India's free parliamentary system.
A new wave of state government journals emerged in 1970s California New York and Illinois with aims of greater accountability to the public. Ford Foundation grants aided deficits while subscriber bases range from officials to private citizens, but mass audiences remain unlikely due to heavyweight policy focus.
The North Carolina high country shows strong tourism as Asheville Boone and the Blue Ridge area attract visitors. Notable are the Biltmore mansion draw and scenic routes along the Blue Ridge Parkway, with new hotels and developments expanding access amid improved spring foliage. Local officials note traffic patterns favor passing through traffic around Asheville I-40, while heritage and nature attractions at Pisgah and Bent Creek boost stays.
A Potomac cruise with President Ford and Mary Louise Smith contrasts with Nixon era plots as Ford pushes equal treatment for rivals and party unity. The piece traces ethics, vetoes, and Energy Bank proposals while noting shifts in GOP dynamics and a growing Dump Albert movement.
The writer, echoing a June Randolph County school board meeting, defends a calendar decision after attending multiple meetings. A committee of two students three parents two teachers and two principals weighed vacation timing heat and workdays to fit 180 pupil days and ensure input from all sides. The letter praises the board for allowing public opinion and commends the final choice despite criticism.
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