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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1975
Page
4
The notice lists D A Rawley as Co Publisher and Vice President and Mrs C H Lockwood as Editor dated November 19 1975. It records leadership roles in the publication and the associated date.
The FBI report shows North Carolina led states with a 27 percent rise in serious crimes in 1974 over 1973, outpacing the South and nation. It notes crime affects suburbs and small towns, calls for a balanced approach of policing, courts, and rehabilitation, and warns against cynicism toward law.
The piece argues Wallace and Ford push popular fixes to reduce government power. It warns that sweeping eliminations risk chaos in transportation and regulation, threatening small firms and independent operators while noting the need for some rules to keep the economy functioning.
A House subcommittee considers a bill to end option and reserve clauses for professional athletes allowing contracts to end at expiry and players to sign with any team. NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle warns that free-choice could push stars to New York or Los Angeles for endorsements. The debate mirrors past strikes and league mergers.
Washington column reports deteriorating Navy vessels including the carrier Saratoga and Hancock with overcrowded berths poor sanitation and long work hours. A 19 year old seaman died due to ignored safety rules while investigations by GAO and Congress press for reforms amid budget constraints.
The author attacks United Nations reforms and the PLO’s observer status, arguing the UN has become ineffectual and must be closed or moved. He favors the US remaining on the Security Council with selective veto use while condemning the General Assembly and condemns ILO FAO UNESCO as mostly beneficial except for their politicization. The piece links these issues to broader Middle East and Vietnam eras.
In Washington the columnist and Turnbill debate the pool of viable candidates. They tally eligible voters and filter by age birth origin gender residence taxes divorce status security and mental health to conclude a few dozen or more possibilities remain only after removing many. The exchange ends with a list of named figures Ford Reagan Humphrey Wallace Carter Jackson and others as the limited field.
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