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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1974
Page
11
Quotable quotes from Pat Nixon Maria Carlas Antoinette Slovik Patricia Hearst and Shirley Camper Soman cover diplomacy violence trauma and parenting. The remarks span Nixon to a hostage tape with Hearst and warn about the impact of childhood trauma on future parenting.
Marine Capt. Eileen Albertson, once a law student, is now a certified military judge and may preside over special courts martial becoming the second woman in the corps to earn the title. She hopes to judge in civilian courts someday while planning to stay with the Marines indefinitely, saying being a judge blends law and military service.
Mrs. Charles Allen Smith of 910 Oakview Rd is a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital and is permitted visitors. Mrs. Kathleen Bunting and Mrs. Alta Lanier flew to Columbus Ga on March 2 to visit Mrs Bunting's daughter Gayle and her husband James Robert Sullivan Jr the couple are parents of a baby girl Heather Michelle. Mrs. Bunting and Mrs. Lanier returned to High Point on March 9. Mrs. Robert H. TeBeest of Kennesaw Ga daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald W. Conrad of Emerywood Estates arrived in High Point on Friday. She will be a Memorial Hospital for tests and she will be permitted visitors.
The article reports consumers weary of inflation noting frequent repricing on grocers shelves. Prices shift up to twice weekly, with shoppers puzzled why old items are marked at the same price as new stock. Store explanations cite anger over dual pricing or planned higher future prices, while shoppers remain skeptical.
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