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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1977
Page
2
A religious reflection cites Isaiah 45 2 stating the Lord created the earth and man and stretched out the heavens. The brief quotation emphasizes divine creation and command of heavenly hosts for readers seeking spiritual guidance.
The North Carolina Center for Public Policy Research issues its first report This Land Is Your Land Here’s How The State Buys And Sells It. It details questionable real estate transactions by four state administrations and proposes remedies such as a real estate watchdog panel open bidding and minimum appraisal standards. The group, funded by public contributions and grants, aims for nonpartisan investigative reporting to protect the public domain.
An unidentified expert offers questionable guidance on Santa Claus. Prohibited "Ho Ho Ho" is replaced with "Hello there, I've been expecting you." The piece critiques the lack of imagination and questions effectiveness with toddlers and older children.
A year after the Bellevue Stratford Hotel closed amid a deadly legionnaires outbreak, discussion centers on the cause, spread, and noncontagious nature of the disease. Early 1970s outbreaks, air conditioning links, and CDC findings are noted along with attempts to rename the illness and the lingering impact on public health and economic confidence.
A conservative critique argues the Humphrey Hawkins bill is a reckless plan for centralized economic control. The piece condemns it as flawed in original and revised forms, warning it undermines free markets and would create vast bureaucracy despite sincere intentions.
A rising chorus on Capitol Hill calls for Energy Secretary James Schlesinger’s resignation over policy arrogance and perceived industry bias. Ottinger leads private pressure with a critical letter to the White House domestic chief, while Carter’s stance remains cautious amid internal dissent and ongoing complaints about appointees.
Randolph Habermeyer, chief lobbyist for the American Hot and Cold Steel Company, prepares for a congressional hearing to protest foreign steel imports. He recounts a day of international goods from Swiss alarm clocks to Italian shoes before delivering a prepared statement urging protection for American jobs and economy.
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