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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1976
Page
5
A fragment quotes Isaiah 29 8 comparing nations with dream hunger and thirst and mentions VGER Babson an American statistician. The text links prophecy with a note about a person who can make a dream come true.
As the North Carolina Senate ends a brief budget review session it abolished the long standing rule granting the lieutenant governor power to appoint Senate committees. A July 6 public hearing will hear recommendations on reinstating the rule with critics arguing the balance of powers tilts toward the legislature and urging restoration of executive appointive authority.
An 18 year old in Washington faced murder charges after a hold up. parallels drawn to youths released on bail or recognizance across the country. Profiles note prior crimes include armed robbery and burglary. Public figures including Nelson Rockefeller urge tougher sentences amid studies showing low conviction and limited jail time for felonies. Experts warn bail and probation reforms hinder public safety and call for careful revisions.
A columnist defends press coverage of congressmen while condemning Jack Andersons Byrd smear as baseless and unduly sensational. Names drive news, the piece argues, and public figures face scrutiny when public funds and records are involved. Byrds unverified accusation is rejected as false, contrasting with legitimate reports on Howe Vanik Waggoner Young.
Anderson challenges editor Bradlee's refusal to publish allegations against Senator Byrd. The piece details investigative steps, corroboration efforts, and the ethical stance on publishing private lives of public figures, arguing the accuser's credibility and the legality of seeking help from a senator.
A Art Buchwald column covers Capitol Hill discussants on reform sparked by Wayne Hays scandal. Congressman Hale and peers insist ethics reform follows years of debate while denying motive tied to the scandal, stressing checks on committee chairmen and self policing.
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