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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1972
Page
12
A discussion on the Hartke Burke bill weighs whether foreign investment by U.S. multinationals hurts or helps domestic employment. Proponents cite long-run growth and exports. opponents flag short-term job losses and labor concerns. Conclusions hinge on future hearings and policy effects.
In Kruger National Park, 8700 elephants cascade into the marula season. Elephants gorge on ripe fruit, some becoming relaxed or irritable after drinking fermented juice. Tourists report elephant chases, and one rogue killed a man years ago. Rangers note alcohol like effects and other wildlife plus Venda tribes drink the brew.
The piece surveys immunity laws in Southern states, noting Mississippi’s earlier arrest of Rep. Robert Anderson for drunken driving. It recalls historic protections since 1787 in North Carolina and 1895 in South Carolina, and cites recent arrests of legislators for varied offenses during sessions.
In Chicago a 6 foot snow bunny erected near the Picasso statue in Civic Center Plaza stayed after lawyers Robert K. Downs and Howard M. Rubin challenged city workers with no permit. Civic Center manager Elmer Hallberg and Chicago Public Buildings Commission director Robert Christensen allowed the sculpture to remain, noting it would dissolve naturally.
Shirley Eder profiles Jennifer O'Neill, a $75-an-hour model turned actress, visiting locations from hospitals to a luxury poolroom. The interview reveals a professional, ambitious young woman who rejects the notion that show business requires a wild life and covers marriage, aging, modeling as a career, and movie nudity.
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