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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1973
Page
2
A compact meditation cites Psalm 37 37 urging marking the blameless and noting posterity for the peaceful man. It adds Bertrand Russell’s claim that humanity holds its long term fate in its own hands deciding between disaster and ascent.
The Enterprise weighs in on tomorrow's city election with party designations and four ballot issues. It endorses yes on School Facilities Bonds Clean Water Bonds and the liquor by the drink item while supporting an elected city Board of Education. Eighteen candidates survived intraparty battles and face voters. The piece urges high turnout to reflect the community’s support for those willing to serve despite demanding duties.
The writer argues that the United States should press its own economic interests amid rising oil prices and oil supply disruptions. He cites Canada Venezuela and NATO allies as examples of external pressure and urges a tougher dollar diplomacy stance to protect American needs.
The piece contrasts impeachment use in 1868 during Reconstruction with Watergate era 1973, noting its political nature, the House's role in bringing charges, and the Senate as court. It highlights the rarity of successful prosecutions, the sole presidential impeachment in U S history, and differing interpretations by historians while urging cautious views on its abuse.
A veteran observer analyzes Nixon’s abrasive press conference performance. He notes tense, bloodthirsty journalists, Nixon’s controlled fury, and the strategic aim to appear in command while portraying a vendetta against him. The piece questions impact on American trust, suggesting many see politicians as more deceitful than journalists.
Investigative notes allege government officials resisted FOIA, hiding a cover up of how funds funded renovations at President Nixon’s San Clemente estate. Documents show misused public money, secret code names, and attempts to misplace files while Brit Hume questioned contracting officers.
A Washington DC prison survey exposed six men arrested 1,409 times for public drunkenness and costing taxpayers 600000. Critics urge treating alcoholism with psychiatric care rather than criminal sanctions, noting public drunks are a social health issue and not a crime. States like Minnesota move toward detox centers and decriminalization. Former officials back Uniform Alcoholism and Intoxification Act with treatment provisions.
A letter to the editor reflects on U S political and social issues over the past decade. The writer criticizes Watergate era politics, praises Supreme Court decisions, notes perceived peace after Vietnam, and comments on unemployment, meat prices, and comparisons to Japan. The piece ends with a call to elect another president like the current one.
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