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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1976
Page
3
The text cites Jeremiah 8 11 warning against shallow peace and quotes Woodrow Wilson advocating a peace without victory based on equality and shared benefits. It presents reflections on lasting harmony and the limits of peace without mutual stake and justice.
A wide critique of food stamps notes inequities and abuses while recognizing many recipients deserve aid. The Agriculture Department proposes cuts affecting millions, with Congress weighing bills to overhaul the program. GAO urges decisions beyond political heated rhetoric.
A decade after Ralph Nader rose from obscurity to symbolize consumerism the nation marks ten years of activism spurred by his 1966 auto industry critique. Nader's Raiders and legal minds probed governmental and corporate practices while pollution goals neared realization and corporate social responsibility gained traction.
The 1976 travel outlook is bullish with wide bicentennial celebrations overseas and in the United States. Florida forecasts 28 million visitors, Philadelphia could draw up to 20 million, and one-stop inclusive tours offer fixed prices and full services. OTC packages aim at inexperienced travelers, with cost advantages and broad origin options.
The American people selected Freedom's Way U S A as the official Bicentennial slogan after an 18 month search. Ellen Harness of Litchfield Connecticut won with her entry edging out Take Pride in America's Past Take Part in Her Future. Firefighter Burt Harness supported her claim.
A long stretch of spring scenes lights up North Carolina from the Piedmont to the coast with dogwood and red bud. The piece notes High Point’s spring beauty ahead of the furniture market and recalls a Dogwood legend linked to the crucifixion. It also covers flu concerns, immunization, and state health financing programs, plus Doctors Day observations and the Ford immunization push.
A reader references a March 25 High Point Enterprise article and urges action. The letter expresses a stance on a community issue and asks readers to consider a bold remedy, signaling strong sentiment and call for public response.
A writer contends that U S Court of Appeals interference with the New River is a damaging action by a three judge panel guided by big business interests and political timing after Ford’s defeat in North Carolina. The piece advocates drastic retaliation against the court and President Ford.
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