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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1977
Page
4
The excerpt combines a biblical verse from Job 19 9 10 about loss and humiliation with a modern reflection from Herbert Prochnow stating that hope is the belief you will succeed tomorrow after today’s failure.
At Carnegie Hall Maestro John Gosling led the North Carolina Symphony to a sell out performance that drew national attention to the state. Outside, over 100 protestors from the New York Alliance Against Racial and Political Repression urged action in the Wilmington 10 and Charlotte 3 cases highlighting NC civil rights struggles. Governor Hunt said the incident would be reviewed by courts as industry hopes hinge on a healthier climate for growth.
State Sen Lawrence Davis Forsyth County and Sen Carl Totherow push a bill to require three day jail terms for all drunken driving convicts plus fines and a 12 month license suspension. The measure faces long odds with lawyers opposing and past failed attempts. Opponents argue penalties fail to deter and note tinkering continues without effect.
The Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch, Beatitude Elias, will arrive in New York on May 18 and preside over a Divine Liturgy at St. Nicholas Cathedral in Brooklyn on May 22. Welcomed by Metropolitan Philip, his headquarters are in Damascus and he is the 164th successor to the apostolic throne.
The article recounts how Duke and Andrew Mellon teamed to form the Aluminium Company of Canada after discussions with Max Aitken later Lord Beaverbrook. It notes Duke's pursuit of hydroelectric power ideas along the Saguenay, his limited aluminum knowledge, and Mellon's high profile role. It mentions a key Washington moment where Mellon recalled Buck Duke, signaling the scale of their gain from the Saguenay deal and noting Duke's later philanthropic focus on health care and education in North Carolina.
Investigative report by Hal Bernton from Parchman prison reveals overcrowding, brutal condition, racial tensions, and the scarcity of reform. Confronted with shanks, rape culture, and abuse, inmates endure dehumanizing processes while officials attempt limited reforms like conjugal visits and new facilities amid broader systemic issues.
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