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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1971
Page
4
The piece lists Mrs. C. H. Lockwo, David A. Rawley, Erry Jr., and treasurer OWN as acting editor. It notes changes in editorial leadership and financial oversight for the publication, highlighting interim roles and responsibilities.
Governor says no laws were broken after a $500 contribution from parolee Castleberry to Charles Barbour, then NC Democratic Party official, to obtain travel permission. Barbour returned the money. SBI found poor judgment, not legal violations, in the Castleberry case as the probe seeks full report.
The piece questions creating a county police department while preserving the sheriff’s office for court and jail duties. It argues voters seek tangible cost savings or better services, warns of new department heads and budgets, and suggests civil service as a middle path to reduce new staffing and expenses.
A Greensboro Daily News editor reflects on World War I era Guilford County life. He recalls the 1917 draft registration, Liberty Bond drives, local units like the 105th Engineers, ambulance teams, and personal ties to figures such as Maj. S. Glenn Brown.
An analysis argues the United States loses the heroin war with urban areas turned lawless. Police are outnumbered and often indecisive while federal action struggles. the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs is under-resourced, demoralized, and split from the FBI, hindering a unified crackdown.
A congressional tour of the south Bronx described rampant heroin addiction and crime. Residents spoke of constant fear as addicts mugged and looted buildings, with Bernard Butler noting widespread corruption and payoffs hindering police actions.
A sermon-like meditation contrasts biblical alibis with modern excuses, praising those who admit fault. It cites Adam Moses Aaron and the prodigal son to illustrate shifting blame, then lists common contemporary excuses and notes the value of honesty in personal accountability.
Five young speakers from the Chapel Hill Panel of American Women shared experiences of prejudice in Raleigh and across the South, highlighting how ignorance fuels bias and how understanding others can lessen intolerance. They recalled personal hardships, including racism, religious bias, and neighborhood stigma.
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