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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1977

Page

4

Debate over Universal Voter Registration and effects on elections

A Citizens Concern critiques the Carter administration's Universal Voter Registration Act of 1977 and related federal campaign financing plans. It cites Alex K. Brock's warning that unregistered voting could disrupt polling, increase chaos, and reduce overall turnout, urging consistency in voting rules from federal to local contests.

Carter Congressiona Alex K. Brock N.C Brock White House High Point Case Arone

Recall measure gains support from Gastonia citizens

The Gastonia based Concerned Citizens for Justice endorse a North Carolina General Assembly bill to amend the state constitution and allow recall of elected officials by petition. They argue for removal of incompetent or corrupt officials and note North Carolina is among the few states without recall provisions. Public reaction in Raleigh is weak, but the group pushes direct outreach to passage despite possible constitutional issues at the next election.

Citizens For Justice Gaston County North Carolina General Assembly Gastonia Theroup Gastonia Group Raleigh North Carolina

Pentecost Message Urges Christian Unity Across Churches

Dr. Carlyle Adams reports that Pentecost on May 19 will center on unity. The World Council of Churches presidents urge visits to nearby churches and joint services, with leaders including Mrs. Justice Jiagge and Metropolitan Nikodim.

World Council of Churches United Services of Justice A. R. Jiagge Ghana Jose Miguez-Bonino Argentina Nikodim Soviet Russia T. B. Simatupang Indonesia Olof Sundby Sweden Cynthia Wedel Alexandria Willem A. Visser ‘T Hooft

Real Estate Boom Sparking Move to Smaller Homes

Real estate dealers report renewed activity with a shift to smaller single floor homes, apartments, and condo options at Maryfield and Presbyterian Home. Many old houses are being sold to budget buyers as Maryfield fills with 23 initial cottages and more applicants.

Maryfield Presbyterian Home Harold C. Bennetts Randy Smiths Fred Parkway Emerywood Jess Washburns Brantley Circle William G. Ragsdales II W.T. Powell Hillcrest Drive W.F. Clayton

Sexuality and family life featured in 1976 Conference themes

The 1976 Conference promotes sexuality as a positive gift from God and a core part of life, stressing integrity, faithfulness, and gender equality. It calls for inclusive efforts across all ages to address needs, information, and understanding of human sexuality within families and communities. It notes Family Week aims to elevate sexuality as central to family life. Also mentioned are Piedmont Packaging’s Company of the Month honor and environmental efforts including duck box installations at City Lake and Oak Hollow Lake with Community funding.

Piedmont Packaging Lee International Management Club City Lake Oak Hollow Lake Soil Conservation Service Oak Hollow Bill Faver Environmental Center

Carter trims entourage and pushes for cheaper travel

President Carter orders Secret Service review to cut back on the presidential retinue and favors commercial travel where possible. He asks cabinet members to reduce office perquisites as protection procedures remain limited in travel.

Washington Carter Secret Service Stuart Knight White House

Graffiti Claim Arises Over Meek Inheritance

A street message proclaims that the meek should inherit the earth and suggests they must fight for it. Police note no corroborating event. unknown author observed on a wall near downtown.

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Carlyle Adams Billy Graham Dr. Graham St. Gregory the Great Apostle Paul Judith Jerusalem Nebuchadnezzar Adams John Milton Holt McPherson John Corpenings Wycliffe Taylor M. Simpson Emerywood Estates Ray Montgomerys Brantley Circle Place Douglas Bakers Russell Blalock Jimmy Johnson Clarndrews Center Transportation Department Federal Trade Commission Commission Tran Sportation Alabama Alabama Center Congress John Snow William Heffelfinger Joan Claybrook FTC Heffelfinger Howie Kurtz Snow Justice Department John Shenefield Michael Pertschuk Edward Zorinsky D-Neb Zorinsky Jack Anderson Les Whitten NEA Frost Nixon
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