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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1977
Page
4
The piece argues nations should unite to prevent hijackings and hostage demands. It notes West Germany’s approach and Somalia’s role in a Lufthansa crisis, and urges UN led international convention to deny support to terrorists, warning of future murders if inaction continues.
The author argues against wiping out the U.S. tobacco price support and acreage allotments, warning of mass rural unemployment and welfare rolls. He cites HEW and Bob Bergland, claims farmers would shift to other crops or large producers would dominate, and urges HEW to focus on health rather than farm policy.
Prospects for the fall furniture market are bright as the Southern Market Center opens with expectations of record attendance. The 278 page Southern Market Official Guide highlights free standing showrooms in High Point Lenoir Lexington Thomasville and more while Interline Furniture introduces wall units aimed at small rooms and cost efficiency.
John Byington heads the Consumer Product Safety Commission while courting publicity through a Terzian Associations campaign and a McDonald’s safety promotion. Critics cite a 150-product backlog and alleged conflicts of interest with McDonald’s advertising agency handling both corporate PR and the government seal campaign.
A travelogue recounts metric confusion at Nova Scotia tourist centers and road signs, the author’s misadventures chasing Bridgewater and Cook's Bridge, and a detour to Caribou Maine. The piece mixes humor about kilometers versus miles, wary weather forecasts, and the stubborn charm of local people.
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