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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise presents its independent newspaper masthead listing key executives including president D A Rawley and editor Holt McPherson with officers running the publication. The page names Randall B Terry treasurer and Joseph P Rawley general manager.
The piece surveys Robert H. Moses urging bold city governance to solve urban decay. It contrasts role of government and industry in funding reforms, warns against overtaxing business, and cites Lincoln and Harding to stress local pride and timely action.
A Senate Commerce subcommittee bill would empower the FTC to seek preliminary injunctions to halt unfair or deceptive practices and assign civil penalties up to 10000 per violation. It would allow cease and desist orders with required refunds and define unfair acts through rules. The measure aims to bolster consumer protection amid industry objections.
The piece reviews the 1971 budget outlook showing a deficit near 21 billion, inflated by trust funds, with projections for 1972 rising to about 23 billion. It notes deficits despite anti recession rhetoric, a growing national debt, and credibility gaps in budget reform.
A May 14 memo by Federal Power Commission economists warned against granting $4 billion in gas rate increases to Gulf Texaco Humble Sunoco Shell Mobil Phillips and others. Nassikas suppressed dissent, adopting industry figures. Economists objected and demanded their disagreements be recorded.
Larry Brotman of Brotman Autobody Center in Los Angeles proposed $80 referrals for car repairs to insurance agents and offered free rental cars to referred clients. He admitted the plan was unethical but claimed it avoided direct company solicitation and said only $390 in business came in from 100 letters.
A blend of everyday moments highlights finances and shopping habits. Weather quirks disrupt a children's baseball game, while a manager calms young players about thunder. Household gear and fashion poke at modern living. An incident with a new golf cart hints at unexpected mishaps and headlines touch on magazine publishing concerns.
Burlington Industries plans a seven million dollar investment to promote its total home furnishings line including furniture draperies carpet and domestics with roughly half directed to September and October matching Debut 72 promotions and aiming to boost furniture volume by at least 10 percent under a single supply strategy to attract dealers.
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