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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1977
Page
4
A column warns that NC lawmakers may soon lose federal tobacco support programs, risking land value collapse and farm layoffs. It argues anti tobacco forces are gaining small victories in airlines and Canada, forecasting a broader national economic hit if the support ends.
The opinion argues the court favors the wealthy by permitting abortions while denying funds for the procedure to low income women. It contends states must bear welfare costs for children, creating a two tier system and highlighting contradictions in previous rulings.
The Federal Power Commission warns the natural gas pipeline serving North Carolina will supply less gas this winter than last. Transcontinental disagrees, citing expanded storage capacity and more supply than the cold 1976 77 winter. Two precincts have voiced dissent, with Piedmont Natural Gas and the state energy office yet to comment.
Discussion traces the history and current push for crime victim compensation. Government subsidies could fund state programs meeting federal standards, potentially covering up to full payments to victims. Critics warn of fraud and shared fault in some cases.
In his eighth Supreme Court anniversary Burger is praised as the nation’s leading advocate for court reform. He contrasts with Warren in temperament and approach, pushing for efficient administration and accessible dispute resolution, including nontraditional small-claims tribunals.
The essay argues American lawyers overwhelm the system, with judges and legislators crowded by attorney influence. It notes high costs and lengthy cases harming the poor, and cites Clark Clifford's famous bill and Learned Hand on dread of lawsuits. It warns of a legal culture driven by profit and procedural clutter.
The column argues Florida orange growers face a sales problem as Anita Bryant's anti gay stance links her to orange juice. It proposes a plan to hire a gay spokesperson while reducing Bryant's fee to maintain broad appeal and boost Florida orange juice consumption.
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