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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1972
Page
4
A brief page 4A section lists Mrs C H Lockwood Vic David A Rawley Jr Vice President Joseph P Rawley as General Manager with a March 11 1972 dateline. The notice reads like a corporate or organizational roster with named officers.
The HEW cites alcohol as a major social and economic problem with 15 billion dollars in losses annually and 28 000 traffic deaths. It backs a moderation focused advertising campaign while stressing personal responsibility for those who choose to drink.
A folk tale set in Salem where the Desert of Controlled Spirits is born from a strict law, banning gamboling and springwater drinking. Creatures, including scribes, resist the dry law as a mirage and join with the people to restore freedom in a satire of rule and rebellion.
The Senate Finance Committee voted to issue Social Security cards to all children entering first grade, claiming it would curb welfare fraud. Critics question the logic and warn of overreach, noting cards could enable wider government tracking from a young age.
A Louisville survey shows only 21.5 percent of 14 to 23 year olds want to be G men, while Campus Opinion Poll finds 51.1 percent of college youth want tighter government controls on FBI activities. Friends of the FBI defends its image amid student awareness and campus presence.
A Chapel Hill student recounts watching a driver claim two spaces and block others. After a rival parked a second car to reclaim the spot, the narrator deflated all four tires on both cars, ending the tale with a grim chuckle.
Senate scrutiny of Richard Kleindienst focuses on his actions as Justice Department No 2 in antitrust cases tied to ITT and Warner Lambert. The piece traces White House influence rumors, Nixon foster father Elmer Bobst, and a separate probe into Maj. Gen. Ross Ayers over a European junket on a refitted KC 97.
Americans donate money food and supplies after the Man W Va disaster as Army and National Guard coordinate debris clearing and sanitation efforts. Obituary notes burial of S R Clinard at 81 Cancer claim. Local groups honor Career Day Rotary Salvation Army Boys Club and Southern Furniture Club plan meetings. High Point College official Lawson Allen retires with record alumni support and youth directors form Greater High Point Youth Directors Fellowship.
A Gastonia Gazette item recounts a humorous incident where a woman asks for help removing a drunken grandfather from her car. She explains both men are drunk, but she wants the one who is spitting on the floor. The tale illustrates Cicero’s six mistakes in a light regional anecdote.
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