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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1977
Page
4
A collection of sayings on learning and youth. It quotes Proverbs about wise listening and growth and Henry Ford on lifelong learning keeping the mind young. It emphasizes continuous study and skill, encouraging readers to stay curious and engaged.
The piece argues against minor tax revisions and defends home mortgage deductions as a cornerstone of tax policy. It contrasts House and Carter plans with calls for full reform replacing deductions with an income-based code, noting limited political will to enact sweeping change.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling allowing individuals to use any chosen name. It rejected clerks push for preserving husbands’ names for wives and fathers’ names for all children, affirming freedom to adopt new names if no dishonesty is intended.
The article outlines the contentious probate saga of Howard Hughes. It notes dozens of allegedly valid wills, doubts over authenticity, possible intestacy, and disputes over value and domicile. It mentions the Mormon will linked to Melvin Dummar, varying appraisals from 168.8 million to billions, and Hughes’s abroad residence as a tax avoidance motive.
An October reflection contrasts autumn beauty with storms and hurricanes. It notes color chemistry, seasonal mood shifts, and the hurricane season's risk along coasts. It also reports Hatteras Yachts at Norwalk shows new models, a Raleigh red light ruling, and North Carolina officials planning a Japan industry tour.
President Carter releases a confidential survey from 200 lawmakers rating federal agencies on obstruction and arrogance. Senators Hart Goldwater and others criticize workmen’s compensation Social Security and IRS while praising the FBI and Defense. The White House will circulate results to force agency awareness and invite citizen reports to a national box.
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