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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1972
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise lists its leadership with D. A. Rawley as president and Joseph P. Rawley as general manager. Vice presidents are Mrs. C. H. Lockwood and David A. Rawley Jr. Randall B. Terry serves as treasurer and Joe Brown as editor.
The piece critiques reliance on polls by politicians and newspapers, noting distrust over question framing and sponsorship. It cites Elmo Roper findings showing conservatives claim 41 percent and liberals 24 percent, with liberal moral views in tension. It questions sample transparency and the validity of generalized surveys.
The Greensboro station refused to air The Damned, noting censorship left it unrecognizable and arguing parental control remains essential. The decision sets a precedent for networks with uncut, mature offerings in the future.
The busing issue drives political rhetoric as opponents push to curb forced busing. A Gallup survey shows high opposition, especially among parents, while federal courts push desegregation northward. Analysts warn the fight will endure through November campaigns and beyond.
The Justice Department will channel 500000 from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration to train San Diego police for the GOP convention, with 395000 earmarked for Democrats. The plan covers weapons and gear, possible reallocation across cities, and GSA help for executive-office furnishings, amid tax and security debates.
A column notes Graffiti by Jack Anderson describes tax exempt status delays for Campaign GM supporters led by Ralph Nader and contrasts it with IRS relief for the National Dividend Foundation. It cites connections to Elmer Bobst, president John Perry, and Nixon’s shipbuilding announcements, plus broader quips on politics, taxes, and technology.
The Enterprise reflects on Jeane Dixon forecasts about Nixon and foreign policy while detailing local plans. It reports High Point College open house, the Highway 68 widening project toward Deep River and airport runway expansion, plus community visits and sober housing efforts by Rev. Oren Mills and the New Life Homes group.
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