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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1977
Page
4
The fragment lists D A Rawley as co publisher Mrs C H Lockwood as vice president and Joe Brown as editor indicating the paper’s leadership roles.
A devotional note cites Jeremiah 10 19 and Charles H Spurgeon on enduring pain to learn God's truths. It frames suffering as a teacher of grand truths through affliction, urging steadfast bearing of hardship to gain spiritual insight.
A Monday front page notes no highway deaths in Tarheelia over a spring weekend, a rare 25 year gap. It links the drop to lower speeds, heavy traffic, and cautions about unsafe driving while recalling past grim boxscore methods.
As the tax deadline nears, nonitemizing filers face a form that still requires explanations. Congress debates the Tax Reduction and Simplification Act of 1977, with the IRS aiding changes that complicate the tax picture.
Mail recalls April return of Kovacs programs on educational television networks. The writer notes Kovacs revolutionary yet silent Nairobi Trio humor and the challenge of explaining his genius to younger generations.
Britain gears for Budget Day on March 29 with public debate over higher taxes and spending. Healey faces IMF constraints as unions push for a 2.4 billion dollar tax cut and a 4 billion job program, while business groups demand restraint.
Mike Taylor leads Beaman's Project Inc contractors on Broad Street and Hayden Place as the Mini Mall advances toward a promised early summer deadline. The project will relocate bus loading to Broad Street with covered terminals and improve safety and weather protection for Downtown transit, while impacting the Central City Core Improvement plan. The piece also notes local history figures like M. J. Wrenn and the Doughboy monument honoring WWI service, along with community notices on obituaries and local business updates.
The secret Congressional Office of Technology Assessment study warns that nuclear weapons could be obtained by hostile states or terrorist groups. It notes the ease of assembling a primitive bomb with limited funds and the growing global spread of plutonium from rising nuclear power production, posing a grave safeguard challenge.
A study warns that stolen nuclear public safety items and fissile materials could fuel 20 kiloton devices. Even well protected arsenals face insider threats and commando style attacks. Railings include risks from corporations, dissidents, mercenaries, and criminals across nations, with calls for federal theft charges and mock Pentagon security drills.
A teacher criticizes the March 20 article and date line on junior high discipline. He cites increased student aggression, assaults, verbal abuse, more fights, smoking, and drinking, and laments the dual principal system hindering learning while urging caution before publishing his name.
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