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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1977
Page
4
A collection of aphorisms on love charity and virtue. The passage cites I Corinthians and Mohammed noting that true wealth is the good one does for others. It emphasizes love as essential to meaningful acts and warns that without love acts lack value.
The article notes former Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. opposes a proposed North Carolina constitutional amendment allowing two consecutive governor terms. It contrasts his stance with Governor Jim Hunt’s defense of re election, and discusses concerns about entrenchment versus constitutional change. It references past governors Hodges and Umstead to frame longevity themes.
A New York theater reception welcomed Hanoi officials as Vietnam’s new UN delegation. The event drew praise from some for peace signals while others denounced U.S. imperialism and urged payment for wartime harm. The piece contrasts the scene with antiwar sentiments and notes involvement by the American Friends Service Committee.
The Reformed Church in America installed Rev. Arie R. Brouwer as General Secretary succeeding Retired Rev. Dr. Marion de Velder. Brouwer previously led Bethel Church in Passaic New Jersey. his wife Harriet Korver hails from Orange City Iowa.
Thomas W. Lambeth, UNC trustees chairman, urged state support for private colleges as a way to raise overall education. He cautioned against overreach and called for greater accountability of public funds while stressing collaboration between public and private institutions. The report also notes YMCA liaison with Egypt, a High Point park project, and plans involving WGHP-TV leadership and local furniture interests.
A government wiretap instruction booklet paid by taxpayers prompts White House and AT T controversy over privacy and FOI access. Rep. Moss presses for details as Mitre and White House officials dispute publication and safety of the guidance.
The piece questions Ralph Nader's plan to organize American sports fans into Fight to Advance the Nations Sports. It notes fans are opinionated and loyal but skeptical of an Washington empowered group dictating ticket prices trades and season timing. It argues fans can raise concerns without a formal national body.
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