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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1969
Page
3
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Swiss financial sources report the dollar is returning home while European capital seeks a safe haven. American companies push international sales to boost profits for U.S. owners, especially in chemicals, rubber, plastics and electronics. The pattern reflects capital moving abroad to escape costs and protectionism yet aims to keep profits and production flowing.
A new freeze drying method at North Carolina State University aims to cut nicotine content in cigarettes by half or more, potentially easing health concerns. If validated, the technique could impact the tobacco industry and North Carolina's economy, with R J Reynolds and Imperial Tobacco evaluating its promise.
Editorial Research Times cautions that both radio and television face increased government oversight and public scrutiny amid a shift from self regulation. It notes proposed studies on TV violence, FCC moves toward banning cigarette ads, antitrust probes, and a broader review of monopoly concerns while licenses remain highly valued.
Cece ETRE Vice President D A Rawley, Mrs C H Lockwood, David A Rawley Jr, Joseph P Rawley named in local leadership listings. Strong entities include D A Rawley Jr and Joseph P Rawley with Mrs C H Lockwood and Cece ETRE noted in the transfer of positions within the community group.
Washington column exposes a pre election pact with Vice President Agnew by Texas oilmen at the Petroleum Club in Midland Texas on October 21. They claim Agnew pledged to stop Occidental Petroleum from building a 145 million refinery port and foreign trade zone at Machiasport Maine to undercut imported crude. Stans pressured and delayed board action to block the project while Humphrey stayed silent. The windfall from foreign oil could amount to billions, and Shell contends Occidental would reap large gains in the first year.
Plans outline a new post office and vehicle maintenance facility at East Green and Mangum, with local developers eyeing site options for lease to government. Home Administration approves water distribution to about 6,000 Davidson County homes via Wallburg Water, prompting a Wallburg School meeting on a $25 preconstruction price rising to $250. Longshoremen strike spurred Anvil Brand to charter air cargo to move cloth, with Burlington Industries exploring air shipments for faster coast-to-coast deliveries. High Point College hosts Madrigalian singers amid Lions club festivities. National Republicans speculate on Bill Osteen challenging Richardson in 1970, while CONTACT crisis intervention service opens in High Point with national attention.
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