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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1969
Page
3
An editorial questions High Point’s $45,000 three year commitment to a $450,000 Electric Cities plan with Duke Power. It argues the project is impractical, overextended, and unlikely to provide dependable electricity, urging city leaders to reject EPIC as unsound for the community.
The piece marks Religion And Press Day on the final day of National Newspaper Week and notes the two institutions as partners. It argues a free press and free church sustain each other and cites the Bill of Rights guarantees for religion, press, and assembly. The message honors churches for keeping faith and the press for keeping people informed.
A sermon reinterprets Pauls aroma of Christ in Corinth as a critique of modern city churches. It contrasts Pauls missionary boldness in corrupt cities with today’s suburban focus, urging Christians to embody grace and truth as a visible fragrance. A hospital nurse story illustrates the aroma in suffering.
The Guilford County manager campaigns for a one cent sales tax while warning that failing to pass it will drive up ad valorem rates. He argues bonds cost money and warns voters to resist lavish spending as they face higher living costs and possible tax increases on homes.
Washington lawmakers learned that Clement Haynsworth's Senate Judiciary testimony was prepared by Attorney General John Mitchell. The prepared opening statement was delivered as if Haynsworth spoke it, raising questions about Mitchell's control over the judge's words and possible influence on future decisions.
Poem reflecting on the seasons and the question Is God dead The speaker urges observers to see God in nature cites autumn leaves winter snow spring renewal and summer heat highlighting faith through changing seasons
Dr Wendell M Patton urged an annual faculty scale of 1800 to 4000 dollars at the fall meeting. The board endorsed the plan and urged even higher pay if funds allow to keep the college competitive. North Carolina education leader Chares F Carroll and ex Governor Dan K Moore supported larger raises amid rising competition from state universities. The paper notes out-of-state students flocking to the college and calls for stronger recruitment in the Methodist conference areas.
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