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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1977
Page
2
The piece argues that Israel’s tough retaliation is a necessary response to Palestinian and Lebanese attacks, and warns that appeasing terrorism only invites more violence. It notes global shifts in opinion, defends Israel’s right to defend itself, and advocates decisive action over prolonged UN debates.
The article reflects on Daniel Webster who pleaded guilty to murdering his wife and, against counsel, requested execution under the 1977 death penalty law. He died by his own hand using a razor blade in prison, prompting surprise from the warden and defender. It argues the state values life only lightly and notes the death penalty sped the process the state sought to complete.
Dr James I McCord president of Princeton Theological Seminary has become the new president of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches. The alliance marked its 100th anniversary at St Andrews University in Scotland and includes Reformed and Presbyterian churches worldwide with roots in the 16th century Reformation. Vice presidents include Dr Karoly Toth Rev Samuel Habib and Dr Chung Hyun Ro. The column also answers questions on shorthand history noting Tiro and early writers. Greek Orthodox and Episcopal ties are described as not likely to unite. and two Catholic priests in Congress are named Robert F Drinan and Robert J Cornell both Democrats.
Internal NRC documents reveal wasted multi million effort to craft safer nuclear waste casks. Test plans included crashing a Boeing 707 and even seeking Pentagon planes, but after two years there is still no acceptable design. A spokesman says final standards may arrive by year end amid congressional pressure.
Seven U S senators tour Panama to assess realities and needs in the canal dispute. A recently discovered 1844 Bidlack letter sheds light on early negotiations over interoceanic passage and neutrality. The piece contrasts Panamanian living conditions with American zones, urging careful reconsideration of the ten mile strip and the long status quo.
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