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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1977
Page
4
City council moves to a decal system starting 1978 saving car owners from removing plates while keeping a $1 decal fee. The change marks High Point declaring itself furniture capital while critics question the revenue and advertising value of license tags.
A December memo by President Carter pollster Patrick Caddell urges a continuing political campaign to win re election in 1980. It outlines visible signs to project populist appeal and notes Jerry Brown as the main internal challenger. The memo argues Carter’s image matters as much as policy and hints at strategic positioning.
The article analyzes urban population trends from 1950 to 1975 noting Chicago's decline of 600,000 residents and broader losses in seven of the nation’s 10 largest cities. It attributes shifts to suburbanization, highway development, and rail-to-truck freight changes, with some recovery groups in inner cities and lingering postwar distress.
Carter ordered end to SR-71 forays over Cuba as U S relations show softening while lawyers and diplomats negotiate fishing rights. Allegations of narcotics trafficking through Cuba surface from a Panama informant drawing scrutiny from investigators. Navy neighbors report Mondale daughter rode onto Navy grounds with her horse Junior prompting a brief apology.
Senator Soaper reports the President limits aides access to White House limousines to transporting nine year olds to and from school, restricting official vehicle use to this specific purpose.
A conservative view argues television acts as a powerful teacher shaping language and attitudes. Parents hold primary responsibility to ensure TV educates and not harms, while noting both constructive programs and pervasive trash.
Washington columns argue hospital bed shortages drive costs not patient demand. A Las Vegas hospital tested a Friday lottery for cruises to boost weekend admissions, amid broader ideas from hotline staffing to quota systems and improved hospital dining to keep beds full.
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