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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1977
Page
4
The message emphasizes that the Sabbath serves humanity, not the other way around. It underscores Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath, aligning divine authority with compassionate interpretation.
The Winston-Salem Sentinel condemns a 5-4 Supreme Court Florida ruling allowing corporal punishment in public schools. It argues the decision misreads the Eighth Amendment and diminishes protections for children, asserting schools as state agents may discipline without cruel or unusual limits. The piece notes dissenting justice Byron White's critique and warns of broader legal harm.
Goldsboro plans a 2.2 million elementary school to use solar heat with a 20 000 gallon underground storage tank. The system will supplement a heat pump and allow heat returned to the tank. 38 classrooms initially, capacity for about 1000 students, with future expansion.
A Laurinburg Exchange piece argues small towns in the Southeast gain from rural growth while urban centers fear losing talent. It notes North Carolina may prefer industrial expansion in big cities but retail gains show faster growth in some small counties like Scotland. Factors include open space low congestion and services in rural areas.
The Greensboro Record argues nepotism runs through North Carolina politics with lawmakers hiring relatives to state payrolls. Examples include Susan Green and Sandy Marion as pages, and Bobby Lee Combs and George Cullipher hiring family members. The piece contrasts government jobs with teens unable to find work due to high minimum wages.
The YMCA fundraising drive aims to reach its 2,250,000 goal with next Monday’s pledges, leaving about 800,000 needed and up to 700 prospects to contact. Co chairs Amos Jr and Millis push for a 19 acre modern facility to benefit health and recreation in High Point.
The Senate and House probe foreign intelligence activity in the United States, with CIA involvement under scrutiny. Documents link Chile's DINA SAVAK and KCIA to operations, intimidation and plots. a memo cites funds for anti guerrilla prep and mentions assassinations linked to Letelier and other exiles.
Patron letters praise Marion McPartland's piano showcase on April 23 at the High Point Theatre. The note laments Enterprise coverage gaps while commending manager Barry Ogrin and supporters for bringing jazz greats like Woody Herman and Stan Kenton.
The piece attributes to Nereus English III a plain spoken warning that consumers bear the costs of goods and services through prices. It argues that prices fund business activity and that public policy now hidden in Washington and taxes ultimately fall on shoppers. It urges awareness before prices rise further.
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