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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1974
Page
2
A North Carolina newspaper executive backs the idea of a right to reply, while critics warn the bill would chill press freedoms. Senate Bill 1337 faces constitutional issues, vague wording, and possible long lasting harm to public access to information. The subcommittee may delay further action, seeking a fairer solution.
The Ides of March claimed two eminent North Carolina sons, former Sen. B Everett Jordan of Saxapahaw and newspaper publisher Josh Horne of Rocky Mount. Jordan served 15 years in the U S Senate guiding agriculture and industry with quiet steadiness, while Horne built the Rocky Mount Telegram into a respected civic voice and served on High Point College’s board of trustees. The state loses two stalwart public servants.
A sermon reflects on Moses and the burning bush to claim sanctity exists beyond church walls. It argues moral law originates from divine revelation, found in deserts, streams, shops, homes, and fields, citing David and Amos as examples of God encountered outside edifices.
The piece argues that Jesus and early Christians taught in plain places outside formal churches. It recalls Jesus teaching beside a street, boat, hillside, and in a house church, with Lydia in Europe as the first convert. A mother’s kitchen hymns are cited as modern reverence in daily life.
Las Vegas odds maker Jimmy Snyder known as the Greek lists 50 to 1 against Nixon being impeached by the House based on a February survey of 103 respondents, with 64 for impeachment and 23 undecided. He notes potential Watergate fallout could shift figures, alongside notes on counterfeit gas ration coupons and Smithsonian plans to acquire looted antiquities from Joseph Hirshhorn.
World traveler Jake Froelich reports Japan's wage surge and strikes strain its overheated economy while workers and employers increasingly finance and take tours abroad. Manila hotels fill as Philippine prosperity grows, Hawaiian pineapple growers shift operations south, and wood importers face rising prices and freight surcharges. Registrations for Guilford County May 7 primaries near closing. voters urged to confirm precincts, transfer if moving, and visit elections offices for proper registration. Rotary events highlight Bill Carter Day planned for March 28 at Greensboro Coliseum. energy concerns and local civic projects feature in ongoing community notes.
The writer praises S Crawford and Company for their work in High Point North Carolina city services while recounting recurring overparking tickets downtown. He notes as a traveling salesman he faces meters for long calls and expresses collective willingness to pay fines to keep downtown a pleasant shopping and business area.
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