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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1975
Page
7
The passage cites Jeremiah 32 19 praising God's sovereignty and judgment. It quotes Bishop Fulton Sheen on life as a recorded candle, noting that every thought and deed is registered. The tone blends scripture with a devotional aphorism about accountability.
Dr. Edwin West argues that schools must adapt to a changing society and work with the public. He outlines a plan involving questionnaires to gauge community goals, noting future job and technology trends and the need for vocational training. The approach aims to answer where to go, how to get there, and how to measure success.
At a national convention in Washington the Girl Scouts voted overwhelmingly against admitting boys as members. They will still invite boys to some activities, but 8 to 11 year olds and their parent groups are unlikely to join.
A New Yorker excerpt notes the Saudi royal family likely numbers from 2000 to 7000 members and operates under family politics with the king as head. Generous stipends from a large privy purse support all members, including infants, to restrain reformist leaders while preserving tradition and oil revenue.
A reader asks about the Jewish Hanukkah date and Hebrew spelling. the answer notes an eight day festival beginning sundown November 23 and that Hanukkah has variants like Chanukah. It also covers United Presbyterian support for the Rosca Foundation and Canada’s Anglican Church allowing women’s ordination with mixed votes, plus editor notes.
Trustees approved a major step to buy electronic fetal monitoring equipment at High Point Memorial Hospital after pleas by Dr. James W. Fulton and Dr. Robert Crawford. Tests at leading hospitals show reduced births with mental retardation risk and better detection of fetal distress as delivery nears. The device monitors the unborn heartbeat to limit stethoscope checks and identify problems during labor.
The piece notes branches opening for Furniture Mart in Dallas New York and Hickory with plans for Atlanta while discussing a slight federal excise tax cut on local phone service starting January. It honors Miss Genevieve Moore, longtime reader and former book store owner, and reports the deaths of Rev. Stacy C. Farrior and civic leader Lois Welborn Smith, highlighting their community service and roles in education and city government.
Washington bureau reports on Richard W. Velde head of LEAA, praising fitness culture and travel perks. He spent large sums on exercise gear and a proposed Dick Tracy style health watch project, plus lavish limousine use cited amid scrutiny. Senate ally Roman Hruska helped his 1969 nomination. billing includes travel costs from Atlanta to Hawaii.
The piece argues against cutting funds to New York City, warning that pulling support would trigger a global dollar shock and harm the U.S. economy. It cites Brandeis on people as a nation’s asset, notes political prejudice, and urges corrective action without bankrupting the city. It contrasts past national resolve with current brinksmanship and urges confidence.
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