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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1972
Page
4
The document lists current officers D A Rawley president Mrs C H Lockwood vice president David A Rawley Jr vice president and Joseph P Rawley general manager with the date Friday March 3 1972 noted. It records a family business leadership slate and key roles for governance.
Census data show 25.5 million Americans in poverty, nearly half in the South, with annual incomes below the poverty line. Whites make up two-thirds of the poor, blacks about 70 percent of the Southern poor, and over half are children or elderly.
The piece critiques public indifference to the Carolina Cape Fear dredging and golf course clearing while conservationists, courts, and Governor Scott clash over enforcement. It mocks officials and the ongoing debate about who is responsible for the dredge and fill actions and their impact on the island.
The White House calls for decentralization of public broadcasting and questions about public affairs coverage. Whitehead seeks greater local funding control while critics fear reduced independence. PBS contemplates appointing a chief journalist and a 12 member advisory panel amid signs of pressure on national programming.
Washington sources report the DOJ and ITT seek to exit a scandal over a sudden anti-trust settlement. An ITT memo alleged the settlement was bought with cash support for the Republican convention in San Diego. ITT lobbyist Dita Beard claimed she arranged it with Attorney General John Mitchell.
The report alleges ITT officials including Felix Rohatyn and Harold Geneen sought to influence U S policy for a GOP convention in San Diego. It contradicts statements by Deputy AG Kleindienst and ITT lawyers about who could discuss antitrust matters, while Reinecke and Gillenwaters claim Mitchell was informed of ITT’s offer to fund the convention.
A roundup of political maneuvers and regulatory questions. McLaren’s exclusive role in ITT talks is questioned amid secret discussions. Senator Randolph escorts a college student to registration and registers Republican. Cook plans hearings on prison rehabilitation with Hoffa testimony. Hartke's stance on no fault reform colors by his ATA ties. Afro newspaper ban cited. Doug Toms may pivot to politics after highway safety work. airbags setback and Honda study noted.
The piece recounts Stalin's death in 1953 after a brain hemorrhage, critiques Khrushchev's posthumous stance, and argues the real danger lies in the Communist system rather than any single leader. It notes Brezhnev's claim of 142 million Communists, the Politburo's power, and calls for viewing Russia and China as systems to be wary of, not singular men. It references Nixon's trips and the futility of changing the fundamental threat.
Martin A. Smith recalls his heart patient stay at High Point Memorial Hospital from January 14 to February 3, praising the CCU private room care and the staff's neat clean uniforms. He asserts there were no sanitation issues and thanks doctors, nurses, aides, and others for a pleasant, healthful stay.
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