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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1974

Page

2

Democrats Lose Control Of Elections In North Carolina

Since 1900 Democrats managed state and local elections in North Carolina from governor’s office to precinct registrars. After 1972 Gov Halshouser’s victory shifts majority to Republicans on the state elections board and county boards, though Guilford County retains mixed representation. In High Point and Guilford, turnover is underway with Republicans increasing registrar presence. fourteen GOP registrars in High Point Township amid mixed party lists.

North Carolina Guilford County High Point State Elections Board James Holfhouser Randolph County Tisan Guilford Halshouser

Wolfpack claims NCAA title in national championship clash

North Carolina State triumphs over UCLA and other rivals to win the national championship. Coach Norman Sloan guides a diverse lineup led by Thompson Burleson Towe Rivers Stoddard and Spence to outplay the Bruins and capture the crown. The victory cements NC State as the team to beat and sparks regional pride across North Carolina.

North Carolina North Carolina State Wolfpack Wolfpack Angelenos Marquette Norman Sloan Thompson Burleson Towe Rivers Stoddard Spence UCLA Bill Walton

Spring Trappers On Prowl And How To Avoid Them

In spring cheaters surge as people seek bargains. Do not buy from unknown callers. Verify authenticity by contacting police, the better business bureau, or chambers of commerce. Prefer established local companies and ask questions before signing. Use common sense to avoid being swindled.

Chambers of Commerce

Plea Bargaining in High Profile Criminal Cases Analyzed

The discussion covers how plea bargaining targets minor defendants to reach higher ups in cases like Agnew and Watergate. It notes prosecutors seek immunity or light sentences for lower figures to uncover broader evidence, while defenders warn of reduced public access to full facts and transparency.

Donald J. Newman Newman Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Watergate Special Prosecutor’s Office Egil Krogh Jr Herbert W. Kalmbach Nixon Jeb Stuart Magruder John W. Dean III White House Krogh Kalmbach Magruder Dean James Earl Ray Martin Luther King Dr. King Ray Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy Justice Department Watergate

Impeachment Debate Eclipses Real National Problems

The piece criticizes the impeachment stalemate between President Nixon and Congress. It warns against endless delays and exaggerations while urging decisive action. It argues impeachment is a political remedy for political sins and calls for moving to trial or indictment to settle the issue.

Nixon Congress Wilbur Mills House Judiciary Committee Judiciary Committee California House House Committee Senate

Washington Merry-Go-Round Children TV Abuse Report Quashed

An FCC study proposing major reforms to children’s TV was shelved by officials and replaced allies of broadcasters. It urged fewer ads and more child-friendly programming, with stricter limits on commercials. Key figures include Dean Burch Elizabeth Roberts Rex Lee Nick Johnson Richard Wiley and others. The piece contrasts regulatory pushback with ongoing support for broadcasting interests and notes related Eisenhower College funding troubles.

Washington Federal Communications Commission Commission FCC Dean Burch Elizabeth Roberts White House Roberts Burch Nick Johnson Rex Lee Wiley

Disenchanted With Credit Cards

Disenchanted letter writer attacks credit cards as a racket and urges a boycott to force change. He cites Exxon Gulf Oil experiences, notes 18 percent annual carrying charges, and recalls Nixon remarks without action. The author, E V Oakey Mitchell of 1015 Barbee Drive, advocates boycotting credit card practices.

Gulf E. V OAKEY Mitchell 1015 Barbee Drive

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