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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1975
Page
4
The article argues the A J Simeon Stadium issue will move to court as architects submit a change order risking taxpayer costs. City leaders, engineers, and council face debates over responsibility, replacement of faulty elements, and urgent repairs to prevent further complications amid legal maneuvering.
As winters press on, the United States faces a growing natural gas shortage, with curtailments expected to reach 2.9 trillion cubic feet this year. The crisis, driven by rising demand and dwindling reserves, risks rivaling 1973 oil embargo impacts and fuels a fierce deregulation debate over price controls and federal oversight.
A Washington column examines diplomatic immunity and its limits, recounting police involvement with diplomats, unpaid tickets in New York and Washington, rental disputes, and a Barbados ambassador’s dog issue. It also covers a Toronto bedsores hoax and a WWII officer keeping Hitler silver booty due to expired statute limits.
A critic reviews George W. Higgins The Friends of Richard Nixon, praising its gripping stream of consciousness prose and strong use of Nixon era materials. The reviewer credits Higgins with sharp insights into Watergate as a criminal conspiracy and notes laughs amid serious discourse on justice and government. He highlights Higgins past as a writer of crime fiction and alleges some reviewers object to the humor in a republic at stake while acknowledging the work’s significance.
A fragment discusses Higgins defending professional approach to Watergate prosecutions, contrasting Earl Silbert with Ervin and Sam Dash, arguing to put conspirators in jail over civics sermons, and debating potential electoral impact if Watergate had exploded earlier. The tone reflects a critical, partisan view of the investigative process and strategy.
In a satirical column, Art Buchwald promotes the slogan The check is in the mail as a Bicentennial candidate. He traces the phrase from his father to widespread use and even government tape recordings, noting its entrenchment in American culture and its ironic failure to guarantee payment.
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