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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1976
Page
5
The latest NC gas supply report offers cautious optimism but warns against complacency. Officials say shortages may be milder than July predictions, yet harsh winters could still strain gas-dependent industry and ripple nationwide as weather and policy shifts shape availability.
A New York couple in their 70s killed themselves after two robberies in Morrisania, Brooklyn, one unreported as crimes against elderly residents were common there. The piece urges society to confront rising crime and protect aging citizens rather than resign to apathy.
The October magazines promiseexplore presidential sexual mores with interviews and biographies from Carter Ford Schiff Jefferson Hemings Exner Kennedy Roosevelt Harding Cleveland and others. The piece weighs public reaction, moral judgment, and the temptations facing leaders amid headlines about private life.
A White House memo shows Ford aides pressured lawmakers to block the Clean Air Amendments aimed at forcing auto makers to upgrade exhaust systems. The effort sought to avoid a veto or signature that could upset environmentalists or allies in the auto industry, with a plan to sway 13 key lawmakers to keep an unacceptable bill off the President's desk.
A House select committee to investigate the Kennedy and King assassinations may clarify long standing questions. Led by Congressman Thomas N Downing, the 12 member panel seeks to tie up loose ends, despite public doubt and potential bias.
The House sets a $150 budget and appoints Richard A. Sprague as chief investigator to probe JFK's assassination era doubts. Downing argues the Warren Commission failed to reveal the truth and questions about the rifle, the magic bullet, autopsy findings, and Oswald multiply amid conspiracy chatter.
Washington based column humorously treats the 1976 presidential race. Ford and Carter plots, pardons, and media stunts are recounted through exaggerated dialogue. Key figures include Gerald Ford Betty Ford Jimmy Carter Miss Lillian Carter Earl Butz Ron Nessen and Susan Carter. The piece uses satirical anecdotes about campaign strategies and White House dynamics.
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