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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1977
Page
4
The article argues for merit based judicial selection over statewide elections. It notes party and professional resistance to a commission system, references open hearings and post year appointment reviews as safeguards, and contends merit selection better serves voters by reducing politics and improving accountability.
The National Assessment of Educational Progress reports third graders show reading and writing gains while seventeen year olds master facts but struggle to apply them to daily tasks. The findings stress minimum competency and the need to link basics to real world use and active learning.
The Columbia River basin faces its worst drought on record with rainfall and runoff at decades low. Officials warn of water shortages in at least 50 Oregon communities and potential 1.5 billion economic impact. Western governors urge regional energy cuts. Oregon expands emergency powers for conservation.
In Rap pahannock County spring returns after a harsh winter with peepers announcing April, willow trees green up, crocuses and hepatica bloom, bluebirds nest, groundhogs jog, and a fox sparrow visits. The piece notes nature’s resilience and a hopeful, welcoming tone.
A Washington report probes Howard Hughes involvement in Watergate. It notes Hughes evaded prosecutors, funded Nixon’s campaign via cash transfers, and influenced figures like Bob Bennett and Chester Davis. Memo dialogue shows Hughes wary of publicity and hints at hidden ties to the break-in plot.
A TV camera narrates its role during terror incidents as reporters and police clash with crowds. It explains how live color broadcasts amplify fear, influence audiences, and turn scenes of crisis into theater for home viewers. The narrator remains detached, claiming no moral judgments while craving the next action.
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