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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1977
Page
2
Brief collection notes two quotations: a Bible verse praising remembrance of God’s works and a Beaverbrook line on success listing judgment, industry, health, and judgment as key factors. The mix reads as a devotional and motivational musing rather than a news item.
North Carolina private school administrators, teachers, and parents rallied against proposed state tests for independent schools. The public hearing drew over 500 participants as critics argued constitutional and religious freedom concerns render such testing inappropriate for private entities. Supporters say testing improves accountability and tracks student progress, potentially guiding diploma eligibility, but critics urge collaboration with private associations to craft suitable assessments.
Vernon Idol Jr. a devoted family man and longtime High Point resident, died Tuesday. He served with integrity as a worker and leader across business, church, and civic life, and was widely respected for his modest yet strong public service. His passing marks the loss of a stalwart in the community.
The ongoing Humphrey Hawkins effort seeks 3 percent adult unemployment within four years with full employment goals but offers no concrete job programs. Critics call it a mandate without a method while noting echoes of 1946 and Truman era policy shifts. The debate mirrors past attempts to guarantee work.
A condensed reflection on gratitude as a life changing therapy. The author cites personal wisdom, a case of William Stidger recovering through thank you notes, and the New Testament healing of ten lepers. Gratitude recharges the soul, connects to a divine force, and, when expressed, unlocks powerful communal and national renewal. The piece ends with a practical last time technique to heighten appreciation and a note on preserving a grateful outlook daily.
Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission studying potential conspiracy to block lawyers from competing with prepaid legal plans. Investigations target fee gouging, advertising bans, and antitrust concerns across professions while considering deregulation and access to routine legal services. Washington watchdogs vow weekly agency meetings and four summits annually to coordinate probes.
National columnist Ernest Cuneo argues President Carter reshapes his White House staff. He notes Jody Powell moves to a lower role and Rex Gramum is brought in as successor, while Frank Moore is bypassed. The piece contends Carter must elevate his aides to avoid returning to lesser ranks.
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