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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1975
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise lists Randall B. Terry as President and Co-Publisher with David A. Rawley Jr. and D. A. Rawley as Vice Presidents and Co-Publishers. Mrs. C. H. Lockwood also serves as Vice President. Date noted September 9, 1975.
The piece warns that Citizen Band radio, once a promising tool for business and field operations, is overwhelmed by idle chatter and theft. FCC restrictions struggle to enforce, with Norfolk field officers estimating one in thirty vehicles carries a CB. Some urge a return to purposeful use and quieter channels.
A survey notes rising pessimism about the nation’s future while urging citizens to boost confidence through personal and civic acts. It recalls Rome’s rescue by private citizens and invites slogans for the bicentennial with a December 1 deadline and January 18 finalist reveal.
A National Consumer Conference Board study shows one fifth of American families earn more than 20 000 dollars annually with the upper income group growing younger. Working wives boosted by 55 percent employment, two or more earners now dominate upper income households, lifting disposable supernumerary income to over 80 billion dollars and fostering brighter furniture buying prospects for years ahead.
The Vatican’s diplomatic stance draws heavy criticism from Polish clergy and the Polish American Congress, challenging its detente with the Communist regime. In Italy and the United States, Cardinals’ birth control and divorce stances spark backlash while Madrid, Lisbon, and Beirut echo concerns over church priorities and political alignments.
The North Carolina Conservative Union studied last year's General Assembly votes and issued a regional scorecard. Mountain counties averaged 64 percent conservative, the eastern region 61 percent, while the seven largest urban centers averaged 34 percent. Senator Lynwood Smith led Guilford with six of ten conservative votes, Rep. Tom Sawyer posted 67 percent, and several others scored in the 10 to 45 percent range. Key issues included prison penalties, term limits, inventory tax, the ERA, interest rates, tenant landlord relations, and school instruction in free enterprise.
Nutrition experts publish Panic in the Pantry to refute fears about additives and chemicals in foods. They argue all foods are chemical mixtures and that excess of anything, natural or artificial, can cause harm, citing past scares like cyclamate and chlorine in water.
Dr Samuel Belkin Polish born Rabbi retires after 32 years transforming Yeshiva into a full Jewish university in New York He becomes Chancellor and continues influence in the US Israel and beyond.
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