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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1971
Page
2
The Hickory Daily Record critiques Nixon's revenue sharing plan opened to counties and municipalities. It warns that officials who spend money would also collect it, reducing public oversight and taxes. The piece argues taxpayers must demand accountability and public alignment of expenditures.
The Hartford Courant portrays March as a renewal season breaking winter's grip. Exuberant, energetic images show residents discarding heavy coats and snow chores while nature signals spring with thawing ponds, birds, and longer days.
The Columbus Enquirer condemns the Capitol bombing and other acts of violence by a small radical group. It urges full use of investigative resources and new laws to punish those behind the attacks, naming Jane Fonda among supporters and warning of harsh measures to defend a free society.
The Shreveport Times notes surveys showing one in four American adults read a book monthly, with growth since 1958. Youth reading of newspapers runs high at 73 percent aged 14 to 25, and 78 percent of adults read newspapers daily. Newspaper reading rises to 92 percent after college, with 86 percent among young married couples.
The Christian Science Monitor cites a Gallup survey noting weekly church attendance in the United States rose from 49 percent to 42 percent over a year and ranks Canada higher at 44 percent. It compares attendance internationally and suggests education’s impact on churchgoing, with college graduates at 46 percent versus 41 percent among less educated peers.
Letter urging continued action to free prisoners of war held by North Vietnam. The author cites the Son Tay raid as proof Americans care, condemns appeasement, and attacks antiwar senators for undermining morale. Voicing support for future rescue efforts and presidential backing, signed John D. Tilton.
Senator Byrd appeals to Congress to restore Robert E. Lee's citizenship citing Lee's postwar reconciliation efforts. National Archives discovery of Lee pledge of allegiance prompted the call, urging both Houses to support the measure for Lee's restoration.
Sen Soaper notes progress since the middle ages with CCTV in palaces and subtle digs at premarital counseling. A displaced southerner insists on a black eyed pea in his martini while a mother recalls breakfast toast for major adjustments. Industrial spying is labeled a problem. Tycoons worry as a computer lunches with a rival brain. A style of letters hints at addressing recipients by name.
A column of original poetry by local writers includes pieces titled Doing Your Thing Wonders My Bible Nature's Art and Memories of My Old Church. The grouping blends exhortation to live fully with reflections on faith, memory, and community.
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