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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1974
Page
2
A devotional note cites Hebrews 2 6 7 asking what is man that God minds him and notes humans are made a little lower than angels and crowned with glory. It adds a Bismarck line praising a great man by generosity in design humanity in action and moderation in success.
Greensboro attorney Luke Wright begins a spring inquiry into High Point police practices. The public and legal community applaud his appointment as an honest, capable investigator. The council has subpoena power. a fair, thorough process is promised without a witch hunt or whitewash.
President Nixon attacked forced busing as a bureaucratic handicap in public education arguing neighborhood schools work best when classroom attitudes and teacher student relationships are strong. The House backed an amendment limiting busing across district lines, while deliberations continue in courts over Detroit suburbs linkages. The piece notes broader factors in declining achievement and stresses attitudes over busing alone.
A columnist weighs the De Funis case before the Supreme Court, arguing against strict quotas yet supporting meaningful affirmative action. He warns against mechanical admissions fueled by tests and urges targeted preflight training to address historic injustice without devaluing merit.
A Washington column laments Vietnam veterans left without support after 1970s withdrawal. It details scarce benefits, delayed college aid, weak job prospects, drug issues, and inadequate VA care, arguing the veteran became the era’s forgotten sufferer. March 29 protests by Massachusetts veterans plan selling apples as Project Apple.
A veiled defense of Soviet power catalogs Moscow gains east of Curzon Line and beyond, asserting dominance in Central Europe and the Middle East. It claims Russia outperforms Western imperialists in land, sea, and economics, noting oil strategy and NATO tensions as pivotal.
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