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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1970
Page
4
The piece surveys a bitter 1970 midterm campaign with Republicans blaming the New Barbarism and Democrats touting Nixonomics. It notes voter apathy, last minute San Jose tensions, and a Vietnam war winding down. It critiques leadership, unity, and the political blame game shaping Senate prospects.
Voters choose between Paul Gibson and George Seay on Tuesday in Guilford County. The race centers on modernizing law enforcement with Gibson aiming to preserve autonomy and Seay proposing a professional county police under civil service with legislative backing. Both sides foresee major improvements regardless of the outcome.
A sermon argues that no one can endure life unaided from birth to death. From mothers and fathers to teachers, builders, and designers, society supports each person daily. The message emphasizes communal interdependence and unseen helpers sustaining individuals and communities.
CAPUS WAYNICK argues in favor of fiscal restraint amid a busy election with many candidates. He warns against heavy new bond proposals and rising taxes while weighing a constitutional amendment to streamline taxation and government spending. He cites past tax debates and criticizes unnecessary public borrowing.
A Mississippi party chief Clarke Reed urged regional control and program modification for Poverty Corps lawyers in a confidential letter to Donald Rumsfeld. Carlucci moved to regionalize legal services, drawing protests from Terry Lenzer and Senate critics who warn it would strip independence. A wage and staffing squeeze follows as the effort faces internal opposition and budget trims.
The fall furniture market signals rising demand and a shift toward public tours under controlled conditions to boost tourism and the High Point sector. Exhibitors note an upturn ahead of the broader economy as traffic hits a record 95 000 and buyers extend their stay, while plans unfold for possible viewer access after the spring show.
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