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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1973

Page

2

Mrs C H Lockwood and Joe Brown Lead Editorial Team

Mrs C H Lockwood is listed as vice president and Joe Brown serves as editor in a formal newspaper masthead, reflecting leadership roles within the publication. The item records the organizational structure and key personnel rather than events or content.

Energy Crisis and Nixon's Address on Shortages

Editorial argues the energy crisis is long in planning, worsened by refinery monopolies and delayed policies. It cites FTC findings, Arab oil cuts, and rising costs, urging Congress to choose needed sacrifices and reject overreliance on administration led controls while aiming for long term self sufficiency by 1980.

Nixon United States Federal Trade Commission FTC Middle East Congress American Bar Association Senate Cox

Stand For Veterans Day Or Armistice Day Debate Rages

The American Legion notes 30 of 48 states cancelled observing Veterans Day on the last Monday in October and returned to Armistice Day on November 11. Some resist the October three day weekend trend, stressing Armistice Day's meaning for 1.1 million World War I veterans and WWII veterans who favor tradition. The federal government keeps October, but states vary.

American Legion Mississippi Oklahoma Congress

Will they rebuild their homes from the rubbish burned all

A sermon on Nehemiah 4:2 reflecting how Jerusalem’s destroyed city and walls were rebuilt after exile. It celebrates Israel’s return under Nehemiah, the restoration of the temple and law, and the broader message of God’s providence guiding recovered peoples. The sermon frames homecoming as a historic, faithful recovery sourced from biblical figures and visions.

Jerusalem God Israel Sanballat Nehemiah Ancient Ezekiel Abraham Moses David Jehovah

You Can Go Home Again precepts

A devotional meditation on redemption through Christ. It cites Michelangelo and the destinies of Augustine Monica, Sam Hadley, and other lives transformed by faith. The text argues that God can restore worn lives, turning rubbish into holiness and offering a home to every lost soul.

Church of God Florence Italy Michelangelo David Augustine Monica God Sam Hadley Bowery New York Christ

High Point voters reject single party rule in local races

In High Point NC voters backed four Republicans and five Democrats, underscoring a desire to move beyond partisan control of city government. The piece urges elected leaders from both parties to unite, end bloodletting and internecine strife, and pursue strong long term planning for a better city. It also notes guest Gore Vidal discussing Nixon with Sen. Horton, and highlights international drunk driving penalties and union political contribution reform.

High Point Senate Select Watergate Committee Watergate Committee North Carolina Sam J. Ervin Howard Baker Tennessee Right To Work Reed Larson National Right To Work Committee Thomas Jefferson Congress

Polluters Face uneven prosecution linked to campaign cash

Washington column cites EPA Justice referrals in 1971 72 showing many pollution cases never reach court. Of 168 referred, 35 were rejected and 34 sidetracked. Prosecution often hinges on political clout and donations, with officials claiming decisions rest with local U S attorneys.

Jack Anderson United Feature Syndicate Washington Justice Department Environmental Protection Agency EPA Yazoo River Mississippi Mobil Pennzoil William Liedtke Nixon California Marine Packing Los Angeles U. S Westgate California Corporation San Diego Millionaire Co Armholt Smith Smith Internal Revenue Service Securities Exchange Commission Getty Oil Delaware River J, Paul Getty Star-Kist Foods Los Angeles Harbor Star-Kist H. J. Heinz Star Kist Joseph Bogdanovich Gulfpooil Oiff Houston

National whirlgig evaluating Jaworski and Cox

A satirical column questions Leon Jaworski as Watergate special prosecutor and attacks Archibald Cox. It argues Jaworski’s conservative background from Texas and connections to Lyndon Johnson complicate acceptance while accusing Cox of ethics breaches and leaks. It suggests Cox harmed his case and asserts Jaworski would perform better.

Washington Leon Jaworski Jaworski American Bar Association South Texas Mr. Jaworski Lyndon Johnson John Connally Cox God Archibald Cox Hart Kennedy

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