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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1972
Page
4
Incomplete OCR text shows multiple names and titles like Mrs. C. H. Lockwood and David A. Rawley Jr with scattered fragments of positions. missing context prevents a complete report of the organization or event.
A North Carolina Mental Health Assn study harshly criticizes four state hospitals for overcrowding, poor privacy, and staff shortages. It highlights Umstead Hospital at Butner as the best in the system but notes equally troubling nurse and attendant ratios. Governor Scott calls for admin shakeup at Cherry Hospital after SBI findings and pledges budgetary steps to address staff shortages.
The piece warns March arrives like a gentle lamb but can strike hard with late snow and icy streets. It recalls 1960’s snowy Wednesdays, cars stuck, plows piling ice to window level, and urges readers to keep galoshes and snow tires on, bracing for worst yet hoping for pleasant surprises.
A sermon discusses how nouns and adjectives gain meaning only through action verbs. It argues that a man or woman needs a guiding verb to reveal life’s mission and direction, stressing motion and purpose as essential to character and destiny.
The piece highlights how Jesus and Paul used powerful verbs to spur action and transformation. It urges readers to follow and implement these commands, living by faith, labor, teaching, and perseverance for a global church mission.
CAPUS WAYNICK cautions that while President Nixon sought peace and a political win, the suggestion of concessions on Formosa alarms supporters. He warns that betraying Kai Shek's government could provoke strong domestic protest unless the pledge remains intact and clearly defined.
A 205000 loan to Don Nixon linked to Hughes funds draws fresh attention amid possible tax fraud claims. The dossier cites a dummy accountant, warnings to lie, and a sale flagged as a loan. Nixon’s aides and Noah Dietrich offer cautious remarks on civil liability while China trip digests reveal White House media briefings.
The T Wingate Andrews High School Band earned national honor by being selected as one of ten U S bands to participate in the 1972 Olympic Marching Band Competition in Munich England and Cologne West Germany en route to the Olympics. Funds continue to be sought from outside High Point to cover an estimated minimum 60000 dollars to 75000 dollars for the tour, with support from Gov Bob Scott and state bodies but no decisive local funding yet.
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