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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1973
Page
4
The North Carolina electorate on November 6 voted 70 to 30 against expanding liquor by the drink. Marcus T. Hickman of Charlotte urged ABC board action to allow brown bagging in Grade A restaurants, but the board deferred the proposal and warned against subverting the voters.
A survey of 40 editorial page editors from Southern papers shows a divided view on Nixon. Most favor continuing pre impeachment inquiry but a sizable minority oppose impeachment and several are undecided.
Former aide Roy Kinsey testified before the Senate Watergate Committee that a December 1972 plan used Tricia Nixon’s share in two Key Biscayne lots to help the president’s capital gains tax. The White House denied concealment, while Kinsey and others described two sale contracts and involvement by Ehrlichman Abplanalp and DeMarco.
The comet Kohoutek, hailed as the comet of the century, will light the sky from late November through early February. It features a 20 mile nucleus, a 10 000 mile coma, and a tail over 30 million miles long. NASA and Skylab III plan two spacewalks and extensive observations to study its composition and origin.
John P. Roche argues constitutional interpretation should avoid metaphysical reasoning and rely on practical grounding. He notes framers left ambiguities, cites Hamilton Madison disputes, Jefferson’s Louisiana Purchase question, and Saxbe salary concerns as examples of flexible constitutional use.
Readers from High Point, Thomasville and Archdale praise energy saving efforts but call out invasive advertising lights. A minister criticizes a front page piece on a supposed Eisenhower divorce letter as reckless journalism and urges careful source checking to protect his legacy.
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