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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1972
Page
4
After two Ragsdale High School teachers were arrested for marijuana distribution, Greensboro police claim widespread teacher involvement. Education officials urge careful proof and urge swift action if evidence exists, while cautioning against broad accusations without specifics.
A columnist argues for rule changes after the national championship showing that mayhem and crowd support demand better control and bigger courts. He notes UNC's strong showing and ACC strength while urging experimentation with higher baskets and more officials to curb physical play.
A new April 1 1972 fare schedule aims to curb confusion after dollar devaluation and 7 percent fare shifts. Despite fluctuations, most round trips stay near 1971 prices while ground costs rise. Europe sees higher dining and shopping costs. International carriers remain cautiously optimistic as tourism and arrivals are projected to rise in 1972.
Rep Earle Cabell of Texas used his congressional clout to back Cabell's Dairies a Southland Corp subsidiary while holding stocks options and a $20 000 to 25 000 annual retainer for government liaison work. He denied active personal dairy interest though records show major Southland ties and a 43 000 year contract with House restaurants.
The piece outlines new laws requiring disclosure of contributions over 100 dollars and Common Cause efforts to expose donors from groups like the AMA AFL-CIO and NAM. It notes politicians may face retirement options and cites a Texas adjutant general’s travel controversy with his wife on an ANG plane.
Sen Soaper jokes about uncanceled stamps funding retirement income as mail volume rises. Outside agitators threaten to harass summer national political conclaves. The major parties retain the right to disrupt their own conventions in the great American tradition.
Dr. George Gallup notes 98 percent awareness of Nixon's China trip as TV sets rise to 94 million nationwide. The piece warns of TV's deep social impact on youth, cynicism, violence, and the health of American democracy, calling for reflection on media’s influence.
A survey of Life value estimates from ISA to NSC shows $45,000 as a common figure for wage loss and medical costs. NHTSA cites $200,000 per life for underride protections while passive restraints reach $300,000. Duke University’s 1960 aviation study estimates $275,000.
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