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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1972
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise lists D. A. Rawley as President Mrs. C. H. Lockwood as Vice President David A. Rawley Jr. as Vice President Joseph P. Rawley as General Manager Randall B. Terry as Treasurer and Joe Brown as Editor in the Tuesday May 9 1972 issue.
Nation’s editors met in Washington for an annual session. A N Romm of Middletown New York and his wife drew a Secret Service inquiry over remarks in line with President Nixon. An aide apologized for overzealousness while Mrs Romm described Krishna yoga and Ahimsa groups, prompting debate on speech and security.
A columnist argues NASA must better connect Apollo program benefits to daily life. It notes tactical gains in human behavior research and technology, but says many citizens see little return on vast spending. The piece urges improved communication to justify tax dollars.
The Equal Rights Amendment faces mixed support as Congress prepares a Jubilee and ratification assembly in Washington. Analysts discuss potential consequences including coed restrooms, military service, alimony, child custody, and laws upholding sex-based differences.
Washington reports reveal the Medical Information Bureau in Boston maintains an automated $8 million computer system with health reports from 760 life and health insurers. The file contains medical impairments used to flag high risk applicants, potentially denying coverage or raising premiums. About 80,000 daily inquiries access these records across the United States and Canada.
Dossiers on a central computer file and a secret MIB data bank are linked to life insurers and antitrust inquiries led by Sen. Hart. Nixon Brezhnev SALT talks end with a negotiated interim freeze, while analysts note SLBM inclusion and missile sub counts. Commentary covers politics, technology, and quirky observations.
The North Carolina primary produced a perplexing mix as George Wallace, Hargrove Bowles, and Nick Galifianakis drew strong support with unclear strategy. Voters shifted allegiances, with women voting for candidates and discussions of possible runoffs shaping spring politics.
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