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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1976
Page
4
A compact meditation pairing a biblical verse from Job 36 4 about perfect knowledge with Benedict Spinoza on distinguishing truth from falsehood. The note emphasizes the need for clarity of truth concepts to discern reality.
High Point officials urge vigilance during the holiday season as crime increases. Police, clerks and shoppers face a rash of thefts with shoplifting emphasized. warnings appear in stores and meats counters to deter theft and ease or complicate police work depending on resident actions.
Analysis of how the electoral college functions the debates over direct popular vote and its implications for two party politics. Notes historic misfires and reforms proposals with Maine as a notable exception and quotes Senator Birch Bayh and columnist George Will.
A California tuna fishermen suit was halted by Justice Rehnquist affecting this year’s yellowfin catch. The piece weighs good intentions in the Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 and the risk to a sizable U S tuna industry employing 1 500 families and hundreds of boats and workers.
Treasury Secretary William Simon leads a Republican delegation to Moscow for a U S U S R Trade and Economic Council meeting. Wives and Simon sons accompany the group, with cables debating luncheon options and entertainment while the embassy plans a separate schedule. The trip, scheduled before the elections, faces scrutiny amid broader notes on defense mismanagement and a Canadian sale of a banned spinal drug.
The Art Buchwald column mocks Washington transitions as officials scramble for control. A courier enters a federal building to join Carter’s coming administration, meeting aides, a secretary, and a cautious staff, while debates over budgets and mailroom chaos unfold.
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