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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1977
Page
4
A devotional passage contrasts loving the world with loving the Father and cites I John 2 15 16 about lust and pride. It adds a James Leigh Hunt quote noting two worlds one measurable and one felt by hearts and imagination.
District Court Judge Walter Pfaff gave a five year suspended sentence to a High Point woman convicted of receiving 1300 in AFDC based on false statements. She faced jail and costs but no repayment. The case highlights tensions between punishing fraud and protecting dependent families while calling for broader federal reform.
The piece notes bold garden ideas for March with seed catalogs and a caution to time planting. It cites research on growing crops with sea water and a square tomato variety UC-82 from California, designed to resist bruising with mechanical handling.
Metropolitan Opera will broadcast Puccini La Boheme live on the Public Broadcasting Service on March 15 with Texaco underwriting. The piece notes radio opera’s growth, Milto Cross’s role, and potential benefits for regional companies as opera becomes more accessible to American audiences.
In Washington the Rhodes ONeill dispute centers on a ghostwriter, J. Brian Smith, paid by taxpayers to draft The Futile System. Rhodes collected $8,000 in royalties while Smith, on public payroll, earned $31,000 a year. Authorities question legality and ethics of kickbacks and funding.
A reader fires back at James J. Kilpatrick criticizing his conservative view on Carter and foreign policy. The letter argues for moral leadership, cites Watergate fallout, and defends President Carter while urging principled action over pragmatism. The writer defends Christian values and urges stronger moral standards from national leaders.
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