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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1974

Page

2

Poll results spark debate on North Carolina tax reform

The North Carolinians for Tax Reform poll suggests broad support for repealing the food sales tax and shifting revenue to higher income tax. Senator McNeill Smith cites findings while The Enterprise declines to participate, noting questions would yield the expected answers and criticizing anti consumer tone in the Assembly.

North Carolinians North Carolina General Assembly Guilford McNeill Smith Sen. Smith

Buzzards and Birds Return Mark Spring Mischief in Ohio NC

Citizens and birds misread signs as spring returns with warm days. The piece notes robins and bluebirds blocking streets in confusion, swallows at Capistrano timing, and buzzards arriving in Hinckley Ohio mid March. It quotes Van Dyck and humorously ponders sudden seasonal changes and lingering snow anxieties.

North Carolina Capistrano Hinckley Ohio Henry van Dyck Mission of San Juan Capistrano Great Smoky Mountains

Oil taxes in turmoil as April deadline nears

As April 15 approaches amid a gasoline shortage, oil taxation faces potential shifts after nearly five decades. Congress and Ways and Means weigh options from reform to repealing loopholes, with the depletion allowance under sharp scrutiny.

Washington Business Week Standard Oil Congress Nixon Tax Writing House Ways and Means Committee

Oil industry tax perks and proposed changes in Congress

The piece explains intangible drilling costs vs intangible expenses and notes foreign tax credits let oil firms cut U.S. taxes. It cites Treasury figures showing American-controlled oil companies used foreign tax credits to cut taxes by over 75 percent in 1971, with critics urging higher taxes and price rollback amid rising gas costs.

U.S Treasury Department Congress Joint Economic Committee

Gas station confrontation prompts unrest and calls for leadership

Quotes from Bob Esterman in Chicago describe a man with a .45 demanding gas after a long wait. Another voice, Leon Schutt of Americans for Democratic Action, argues for a three month trial of leadership over a three year period of uncertainty and impeachment as a potential option.

Bob Esterman Chicago Leon Schutt Americans For Democratic Action

Secret world of spies and guerrilla training abroad

Washington reports reveal covert arms shipments and guerrilla schools run by China Russia and Arab states as the United States vies for influence in Africa and the Middle East. Burma Burma China North Korea and Oman figures emerge while clandestine operatives fearfully veil violent intrigue and diplomacy.

Washington Africa U.S Robert Yost Burundi Guinea Tanzania South Africa Mozambique Angola State Department Rhodesia Zambia Asia Americas Mao Tse-tung North Korea China United States Patricia Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army FBI Middle East Henry Kissinger Russia Oman Persian Gulf Iraq Iran Southeast Asia Burma Koomintang Taiwan Rangoon Peking

Selling Embassies Hypocrisy Prompted By Nixon Critique

A reader denounces Nixon era patronage as hypocritical and argues embassies are traded for money and influence. The piece cynically compares Roosevelt Truman and others, suggests rewarding donors with embassies, and cites Strauss Connally and Bunker as examples while urging reform ahead of 1976.

White House Robert Strauss Democratic National Committee Nixon John Connally Paris Connally Wall Street

Conservation Un American? City Council Letter

Bill Gorman objects to calling Bob Wells un American for advocating energy conservation. He urges citizens to judge Wells by the issues and dismiss derogatory labels, invoking Admiral Farragut to echo a stance of steadfast focus on policy.

Bob Wells Council Admiral Farragut Bill Gorman E. Farriss

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