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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1977
Page
4
A short reflection on pursuing pleasure only through toil and finding happiness in work. Quotes Ecclesiastes 2 10 and Elbert Hubbard urging happiness from labor as the key to true joy.
Lawyers for 15 year old Ronny Zamora argue temporary insanity tied to obsessive viewing of television violence and a Kojak test case with actor Telly Savalas. They contend environment shapes impulse while the court has ruled both teens will be tried as adults.
The text notes President Carter signed the Fair Debt Collection Bill, making threats obscenity and certain harassment unlawful. It bans publishing shame lists impersonating officials or attorneys and obtaining information under false pretenses. It aims to curb abusive tactics while offering a measure of protection for consumers.
The National Association of State Boards of Education meets in San Francisco amid a long term decline in kindergarten through eighth grade enrollment from a 1969 peak of 37 million to an expected 31 million by 1985. Closures and consolidations rise as districts struggle with budgets and rising education costs while voters resist tax hikes and unions face pay pressures.
The piece notes Trinity College joining Duke University in Durham and Wake Forest College merging into Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, adds UNC-Chapel Hill medical school, and highlights East Carolina University growth. It praises Baptist Hospital and Bowman Gray School of Medicine's impact, and recounts hospital leadership changes and regional health-care progress.
The article reveals that multiple federal agencies ship non classified and even sensitive documents to the Soviet Union via the Lenin Library and the National Technical Information Service. It notes misgivings from the GAO and questions from Rep Moss about security, while officials claim cryptographic links protect transmissions.
An open letter to Ambassador Binh Ba Thi welcomes Vietnam to the United Nations and urges full diplomatic ties and reconstruction aid. The writer cites bombing, defoliation, and urbanization policies, calls for reconciliation, and notes a 1.6 million ton rice shortage. The aim is to end hostility and foster bilateral healing.
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