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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1972
Page
4
Local notice from The High Point Enterprise lists Mrs C H David and A R as parties involved in a pending matter. The brief entry names associated individuals and indicates a filing or action in court or public records. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
An Independent News masthead lists D. A. Rawley as president Lockwood as vice president Awley Jr as vice president and Joseph P. Rawley as general manager reflecting early 20th century newspaper governance by family and associates.
Randall B. Laner, long serving treasurer, retires from the Brown editorial desk with editor Terry Brown announcing changes. The unusual note lists Laner and Brown as key figures in the organization’s accounting and publication leadership.
The essay argues that while courts have guided integration, political leaders have failed to act. It notes Nixon's Florida primary stance and a nonbinding vote opposing forced busing, urging that equal education requires busing and warning against illusionary progress without it.
Mrs. Dita Beard asserts the Jack Anderson memo is a forgery while Senator Hugh Scott echoes that no further pursuit of the subject is needed. Critics charge executive manipulation aims to blunt scandal and shield officials.
The speaker denounces political and social prejudice in a sermon based on John 1 46. He contrasts hostile party volleys with Nazareth s overlooked significance noting Jesus the Nazareth carpenter became the Christ of God. He urges open minded reason and the call to follow Christ with passion and prejudice unto the end.
A High Point observer recalls a six inch cedar grown into an 80 foot tree and a dying elm in a farm lawn. He laments Dutch elm disease and a lightning shattered oak while urging greater urban tree protection amid rising pollution and memories of Nicaragua’s Somoza era tree wisdom.
A Washington analysis of bipartisan fixers and the auto industry pressures on Johnson and Nixon. The 1968 Justice Department anti trust probe showed automakers conspired to block anti pollution devices for over a decade, prompting fear of damaging publicity and multi state damage suits, while Johnson urged ministers not to rock the boat.
Attorney General Ramsey Clark, son of former Justice Tom Clark, rose with Johnson's support but diverged on civil liberties and war policy. As Nixon neared inauguration, Clark further strained Johnson by approving a civil suit against automakers based on a Los Angeles grand jury case.
High Point hosts a Skylab preview led by Irvin Black and Jack Lee with talks for students and a Kiwanis Rotary joint meeting set at 10 a.m. The city’s Guardsman Chemical Coatings expansion, the High Point Medical Center land bank purchase, and Career Week milestones are also noted along with visits by officials and community leaders.
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