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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1976
Page
5
The columnists say Ford and Carter campaigns are dull, risking voter apathy on election day. They note attempts to liven events, including debates and media coverage, and urge a middle ground between earnest persuasion and spectacle.
The Enterprise outlines criteria for letters to the editor, detailing why letters may be withheld and how writers should submit. It emphasizes verifiable contact information, relevance to local readers, avoidance of repeated submissions, and signed entries. It discourages broadside or anonymous messages and seeks constructive, issue driven discourse.
The text notes Yom Kippur begins at sundown with fast and prayer, and mentions the International Association of Women Ministers, formed in 1919 as the American Association of Women Ministers. It promotes fellowship and gender equality in church roles, led by Rev. Constance Bradshaw and publishing The Women's Pulpit edited by Rev. LaVonne Althouse of Philadelphia.
The American Baptist Churches in the U.S.A. traces its roots to the Northern Baptist Convention and renamed in 1950 and again in 1972 to its current title with headquarters at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. The American Baptist Association is an independent, regular missionary Baptist fellowship formed in 1905, headquartered in Texarkana, Texas with southern concentration.
The Triad communities converge to support the High Point furniture market with hotel and hospitality services, investment in downtown real estate, and cross city cooperation. Notable moves include Allen Austin buying a Main Street strip for Allmark Inc and Graceful plan to showcase metal furniture, plus leadership changes at Holiday Inn Downtown. Also remembered are longtime local figures Lucille Sherrod Herring Elbert Gwynn Jarvis and Howard M. Raper.
A White House aide helped press Interior to grant permission for Dr. Robert Sansom of Virginia Vermiculite to dig vermiculite on Green Springs historic farmland in Virginia. Interior Secretary Kleppe resisted, drafting a strong denial. Sansom lobbied through James Connor and a Dear Jim letter, but the draft never reached President Ford. Connor now says he should have sent it straight to Kleppe.
The FCC votes to allocate 40 Citizen Band channels starting January 1, up from 23, prompting objections from W J Rice of Antennagirlists and other industry voices. They warn of inventory write downs, certification delays, and consumer confusion as manufacturers prepare new 40 channel models while many buyers still value 23 channel sets.
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