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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1969
Page
3
The piece quotes Leviticus 25:10 on proclaiming liberty and returning property to its owners and families as a jubilee. It also cites James Byrnes urging focus on opportunity over security, warning against fear of life.
Voters generally rejected the proposed one cent sales tax in Tuesday balloting, with only about a quarter of counties embracing it. The result reflects taxpayer resistance to added burdens while officials warn of rising local tax pressures. observers expect shifts in state and local finance debates as lawmakers consider easing measures for public costs.
Public Defender Tomorrow Washington The New Republic will honor Ralph Nader described as the con summer's lobbyist in a city where lobbyists serve special interests. The award recognizes his fearless consumer advocacy and its impact on legislation in autos safety meat packing and mining. Despite accolades Nader cannot afford secretaries and relies on taxis for transport.
Rising labor costs and land prices push new homes above 20 000 while older homes hit the same median. Mortgage money tightens as monetary restraints bite. permits to build fall to 118 million rate, with starts likely dipping below 1 million by year end. House passes 4.5 billion housing bill. Romney warns starts could drop 50 percent by year end 1989.
A Washington column alleges Rep. Robert Giaimo of Connecticut helped two Mafia-linked figures influence draft status and Army discharges. It ties Giaimo to Paul Coppola, a reputed mob financier, and Bernard Semel, inventor of a plastic cherry bomb, detailing alleged loans and favors across New London and New York.
Professor Charles E Mounts introduces Dr William A Thorn at the Executives Club season opener. The talk blends faith and humor to persuade an audience of diverse local Christians and professionals. Highlights include Thorn’s engaging style and a vibrant YMCA youth program boosting regional activity.
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