Rawley Firm Announces Tuesday 1971 Notice
The High Point Enterprise reports a notice dated Tuesday November 9 1971 from Mrs C H Lock David Rawley and Joseph P Rawley General Manager regarding a business matter.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1971
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise reports a notice dated Tuesday November 9 1971 from Mrs C H Lock David Rawley and Joseph P Rawley General Manager regarding a business matter.
A religious verse from Ecclesiastes and Elbert Hubbard quote on merit. The two lines present reflections on joy and endurance and state that success and credentials matter less than lived experience and scars.
Metropolitan swindlers target vulnerable citizens with high pressure contracts for goods and services. Attorney General Robert Morgan cites efforts to curb abuses through Uniform Consumer Credit Code proposals and state legislation creating debt ceilings and a three day signing option, plus a consumer council to investigate complaints.
Dr. C C Carpenter died at 71 after pivotal work at Wake Forest University and Bowman Gray School of Medicine. He engineered the transition of Wake Forest two year medical training to a four year program at Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem, fostering the exodus to that city. He drew in the Reynolds family to build the medical school and a university, retired in 1967 as vice president of medical affairs, and at death was finishing a history of the school. He inspired students and advanced medical service in North Carolina.
A New Jersey judge invalidates Madison zoning that required two acre lots for single family homes. The ruling, if not reversed, allows higher density housing including low income units in suburban areas.
The piece analyzes the Taiwan seat controversy after the Peking admission vote, noting expulsion was unlikely under the UN Charter and highlighting shifts in U.S. positions and Dulles' views. It discusses universal versus selective membership, Korea War ties, and the evolving Cold War context around China's UN status.
Washington reports the Army’s four cylinder 72 horsepower engine, tested to 50 000 miles, may meet tough 1976 federal low emission standards. Ford developed it under Army supervision, but auto executives fear mass production and cling to add-on devices despite higher costs. European manufacturers reportedly expect to meet standards by 1976 as Nixon signals interest.
Washington chatter notes George McGovern, Ed Muskie and John Lindsay in TV talks as Cavett producer blocks McGovern after he declares candidacy. Other items touch moon rock in Puerto Rico with Roberto Clemente and Mike Ross, and a Capitol flap over franking and transportation deadlines.
High Point College officials rebut the tax myth that the college pays no taxes, stating it contributes over $32,000 annually via investment properties like the Magic Block and Eastgate Shopping Center. The note highlights the college’s multi-million endowment funded by prudent property investments and urges recognition of its tax contributions and needs.
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