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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1974
Page
2
A brief devotional contrasts seeking good with hating evil and establishing justice in the gate from Amos 5 14 15 with a reflection by John Lubbock on how a hundred years hence wealth or status matters little compared to doing right or wrong.
A reader cites John Ehrlichman’s remarks on Congress and argues Rep. Wilbur Mills must prove stronger leadership after his late night incident. The letter questions media coverage of price fixing in New York fashion houses and warns of selective reporting on police testimony, promising forthcoming coverage.
A wide review of hazardous materials transport across air sea rail road and waterway cites growing volumes and accident risks. GAO and FAA criticisms follow as the Transportation Department faces calls for stricter enforcement and data gathering while pilots urge bans aboard passenger flights and public awareness grows.
The secret NSSM 39 document exposes U S policy toward Southern Africa as prioritizing economic and political interests over human rights. It notes heavy U S investments in South Africa, Rhodesia, and surrounding resources, with embassies acting as arms of corporate influence, while criticizing Kissinger’s method of covert alignment with white regimes and limited aid to black states.
A columnist questions the idea of detente as the Soviet Union arms Vietnam and Syria with advanced weaponry. He notes the Yom Kippur anniversary and Kissinger’s moderation remark, urges Moscow to curb aggression, and warns that Soviet arms and missiles threaten regional stability and U.S. response.
An opinion arguing that many white collar and nondangerous offenders should not be jailed. Instead, propose court directed service and probation with community work. Notes that imprisoning such offenders often fails to deter and public trust requires rethinking punishment. Includes discussion of corporate crimes and anti trust cases.
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