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D. A. Rawley co publisher Mrs. C. H. Lockwood vice pres. Joe Brown editor listed among newspaper staff in masthead column.
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D. A. Rawley
Joe Brown
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1977
Page
4
Thoughts For Today But the rest is prayer and purpose
The text quotes Romans 15 1 2 urging strong to support the weak and edify others. It adds a Ruskin reflection that great men are aided by all, to turn every situation into good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruskin
NC Law Targets Radar Detectors in House Bill 249
The North Carolina House moves to outlaw sale use and operation of radar detector devices including the Fuzz Buster. Violations would be a misdemeanor with fines or imprisonment as lawmakers push to strengthen traffic law enforcement. The bill awaits committee action in Highway Safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
House of Representatives
Committee On Highway Safety
Institute of Government
General Assembly
New watchdog group aims to critique state government
A new nonprofit center backed by a 120000 grant from the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation plans to publish objective analyses of state operations. Led by John Eslinger and Howard, the five member staff will target two to three major problems yearly and pursue nonpartisan, thorough research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Center For Public Policy Research, Inc
General Assembly
John Eslinger
Durham
Howard
Raleigh
Charlotte Observer
Eslinger
William G. Hancock
State Organization of Common Cause
Hancock
Auto Theft in America and Europe How Car Thefts Rise
The piece reviews 1975 FBI figures showing 1.0 million cars stolen in the United States with 84 percent autos, 14 percent arrests, and heavy theft of luxury models. It notes European thefts, Ghanaian car racket, high juvenile involvement, light sentences, and suggests driving a battered clunker as a deterrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
United States
Fred Ferretti
New York Times
Europe
West Germany
Murray Seeger
Los Angeles Times
Bonn
Massachusetts
New York
Africa
Middle East
Good Afternoon Market Preview Heralds Mammoth Furniture Show
The 212 page Southern Market Preview, mailed to 16 600 furniture buyers, signals a large April furniture market as housing starts rise to two million in 1977. A strong spring and summer for housing boosts furniture, carpets, and appliances sales, with retailers rebuilding inventories ahead of the April 14 22 show amid rising orders for nondefense capital goods.
Southern Market Center signals strong spring book and expo activity
HOLT McPHERSON notes January weather lift in housing starts amid easy credit. The Southern Market Center previews spring with 27 new exhibitors in 52 acres, promoting an international flavor and top suppliers. Art Linkletter will speak at a High Point event, while a sparrow control program, Career Day at local high schools, and a High Point history volume near sellout are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Casey
Southern Furniture Market Center
Joyce Kupecki
Consumer
Shelter Group
Southern Market Center
Southern Market
al Levy
Retailers Marketing Guild
Home Furnishings
National Home Furnishings Assag Ala
High Point Theatre
IRS
Jack Pollock
The
Elks Club
Central High School
Andrews High School
High Point Rotary Club
Westchester Academy
Hugh Bennett
H. J
Sonny’ ‘ Scruggs
David Wall
Junk Food Habits Widespread From Early Childhood
A Senate study and a Washington Post investigation reveal that American children are exposed to sugar fat and salt from infancy. Food industry marketing targets kids with cereals and TV ads while ITT Morton Foods supplies mass produced school meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Amy Carter
Senate Nutrition Committee
International Telephone and Telegraph
Amy
Stevens
ITT
Morton Foods
Jim Mintz
Morton Food
Virginia
Mintz
Morton
All Is Not Lost for ERA Supporters in North Carolina
Letter to the Enterprise praises persistent efforts for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. It notes March 1 did not yield a decisive victory, but argues the concept gains ground and public understanding through calm, factual advocacy and the ERA’s long history.
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North Grolina
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First Securities, Inc
ABC
High Point National
Art Linkletter
Executives Club
High Point
Charlotte
Julian Helms
Oasis Shrine Temple
Chamber of Commerce
Fidel
Senate
Jack Anderson
General Foods
Fred Richmond
D.N.Y
Agriculture Dept
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