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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1972
Page
4
Randa David LL B TA Rav P Ra appears in a brief legal notice with initials and professional credentials. No further context or action is provided in the readable text.
Early leader Jim Hunt, soon to be lieutenant governor and likely Democratic spokesman in Raleigh, proposes campaign spending limits including 10 cents per voter for gubernatorial ads. He backs ceilings on personal and family spending and stricter reporting, possibly via a state Common Cause style watchdog. Legislative committees will have much to do under his anticipated leadership.
Raleigh columnist learns from the highway department landscape engineer the lawn care secret. Loosen soil to five inches, pulverize the top layers, and amend with fertilizer and lime after soil samples are analyzed by the state. An official warns against ignoring soil testing and costly guesswork.
The article traces postwar Native activism and the rise of Red Power led by groups like the National Congress of American Indians and the American Indian Movement. It notes revived Sundance and Medicine Lodge beliefs, growing Native arts and literature, and concerns over publicity, assimilative policies, and the 1887 Allotment Act and relocation programs shaping urban migration and poverty.
Washington reports Rep. John McMillan a veteran of the House Agriculture Committee and District of Columbia oversight who faced defeat this year. The article notes his stance against civil rights and school prayer, his letters opposing integration, and his pressure on education officials, framed as a critique of entrenched seniority.
The record cites McMillan praising Powell as patriotic while criticizing laws seen as biased against Black people. Letters from February 1967 discuss Powell’s ouster and potential Harlem support. McMillan doubts his own electorate would reelect him and recalls industry praise and media attacks.
A reader thanks the paper for thoughtful coverage of the High Point Museum building, historical park activities, and Memorials items. The writer singles out Bob Marks for personal interest and praises the editorial Asset to be Treasured.
If no formal objections are filed by today’s close of business the State Highway Commission will seek permission to notify affected residents for ten days and proceed to a design hearing for right-of-way acquisition. Local officials expect no delay as plans meet state and federal requirements, with final completion still years away due to multi-agency coordination.
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