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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1972

Page

4

Tally questions police verdicts on drunken driving cases

A September tally of District Court drunken driving cases in The Enterprise shows 34 dispositions. Of these, 16 resulted in guilty as charged, two received no prosecution, and 16 pled to lesser charges, suggesting plea bargaining and potential lax outcomes for dangerous drivers. The piece argues courts may not be removing dangerous operators from the streets.

Enterprise News Drivin

Windfall Revenue Sharing Sparks Local Hopes

Municipal leaders anticipate a federal windfall as billions earmarked for cities counties and states prompt debate over taxation and spending. Charlotte's city manager proposes investing about 4.46 million in U S bonds to yield interest while public needs grow and citizens resist higher taxes.

Charlotte U. S

Coffee market row at ICO over prices and quotas

The London meeting of the International Coffee Organization ended in confusion as producers push for higher prices and lower quotas while consumers seek the opposite. Temporary caps were set for three months with plans to reconvene before December 10.

Alexander Pope International Coffee Organization London ICO Latin America U. S Geneva Parana Brazil ICC United States Congress

Banks Behind Front Names Control Major U S Corporations

Washington exposes how big New York banks use front names to conceal vast stock holdings in General Electric General Motors Mobil ITT American Airlines Time Inc Procter & Gamble IBM and others. Metcalf's study links Lerche Way Ince Douglass Lynn to Bankers Trust and Morgan Guaranty Trust revealing hidden control over Burlington Northern and airlines like TWA Eastern and National.

Metcalf General Electric General Motors Mobil ITT American Airlines Time, Inc Proctor & Gamble IBM Burlington Northern Railroad Burlington Robert Downing Lerche & Co Hemfar & Co Pitt & Co Lynn & Co Way & Co Pendiv & Co Ince & Co Douglass & Co Lehcor and Co Hemfar Lehcor Pendiv Pitt Bankers Trust Lerche Way Bank of New York Ince, Douglass and Lynn Morgan Guaranty Trust Chase Rockefeller Bank First National City Bank Manufacturers Hanover Trust White House Peter Flanigan Chase Manhattan Bank TWA Eastern National

Bank Power Moves Behind Airline Financing Policy

The Civil Aeronautics Board relies on a Financial Advisory Committee controlled by Chase Manhattan. A chairman is a Chase executive, two members are Rockefeller-connected, and others have corporate ties to Chase Manhattan. The first meeting occurred in Chase Manhattan offices rather than a government space.

American Northwest Western United Airlines Chase Manhattan Civil Aeronautics Board CAB Financial Advisory Committee Metcalf Rockefeller

Upset or Not Upset: Editor's Question on NC State Tar Heels

Reader letters condemn biased game reporting of the North Carolina versus North Carolina State clash. The writer asserts the Wolfpack outplayed the Tar Heels and mocks coverage while noting factual disparities in penalties and turnovers. Also prints a public letter from Rossie G Gardner confirming a challenge to a council inquiry and subpoenas.

University of North Carolina School of Journalism North Carolina North Carolina State Carolina Wolfpack Tarheels Jim American Business Club Piedmont Rossie G. Gardner

Salzburg Visit Recounted by Editor Emeritus in Europe

Salzburg and surrounding regions are described through a travelogue noting Gastschloss Monckstein, the University of Salzburg, and Baroque abbey architecture. The piece reflects on modern travel pressures, currency concerns, and the Mozart Marionettentheater puppet performance as highlights of a European tour with emphasis on places, people, and historical tidbits.

Salzburg Austria Gmunden Salzach Gastschloss Monckstein J. E. Millis Iron Curtain Europe U. S Mozart Salzburger van den Dries

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