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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1975
Page
5
Brief religious meditation quoting Bible verse First Corinthians 3 16 17 and a Jean Paul Richter sentiment about God dwelling within and around us This compact card offers a spiritual prompt for contemplation and inner light through scripture and classic prose
The United Nations General Assembly approved a resolution condemning Zionism as a form of racism and racial discrimination. The move drew strong reactions from supporters and critics alike, with critics arguing it delegitimizes Jewish national rights and isolates Israel, while supporters cite anti colonial and human rights concerns.
A New Jersey judge faced a heart breaking task in ruling on the Karen Quinlan case. The decision touched on life sustaining treatment and the broader issue of continuing or stopping heroic medical efforts. The judge held that none of the doctors testified that all hope of recovery had disappeared, guiding the ruling beyond Quinlan alone and highlighting the moral stakes of prolonging life versus allowing natural death.
The piece recalls Truman endorsing decisive cabinet firings and notes recurring tensions between presidents and secretaries from Jackson to Lincoln. It highlights Stanton and Johnson, the rare ascent of cabinet members to the White House, and Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.’s view of a strong, independent cabinet aligned with presidential policy. Elliott Richardson is cited as a notable example of cabinet influence and mobility.
HEW spot checks show a large share of hospitals do not meet minimum federal standards for safety and care. deficiencies include fire protection and staffing gaps, unsanitary conditions, and lax drug administration. JCAH accreditation is questioned as many inspected hospitals were accredited yet later disqualified.
A reader analyzes last week’s defeat of the Equal Rights Amendments in New York and New Jersey. He argues some votes were pragmatic, notes gender roles in employment, and criticizes radical feminism while defending family values. He suggests working and middle class women felt patronized by the movement and reacted decisively.
A letter criticizes North Carolina’s 55 mph interstate speed limit. The writer argues interstates require 65 to 70 for safety and efficiency, claims fines are a revenue source, and questions fuel savings. The piece reflects frustration with enforcement and impact on drivers.
A High Point resident complains that Coliseum management favors Greensboro media, causing unfairness for High Pointers. She cites missed event notices including a cancelled Paul Anka show and lack of refunds when the venue was empty, asking if public notices were issued.
Letter recalls Washington Terrace Park origins highlighting Gordon Starks and Clarence E Yokely as first managers with Mrs Lillian McDonnell as cashier clerk. Acknowledges Rev W S McLeod's voice during hard times, and praises the black community's asset and recreation landmark in High Point.
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