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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1975
Page
2
The Southern Regional Council report questions how federal revenue sharing funds are used in southern cities. It notes a mix of one time projects and ongoing operations, fears about citizen voice, and the risk of future tax shifts if funds end. It urges asking why funds are spent and exploring better accountability.
A reader laments the desk stapler habit and its frustrations. He notes intense use, nails broken trying to remove staples, and the danger of flying metal shards from stapler battles. He jokes a government warning may be needed.
A brochure from North Carolina State University Agricultural Extension Service features a large NOW in its new TV program series. The text reveals no explicit meaning for the acronym, concluding the program title is simply the word Now. The item playfully notes the trend of acronyms and treats the word as a refreshing stand‑alone title.
The piece explains moves to organize unions for prisoners and U S armed forces members. Prisoners, led by the Prisoners Union in California, seek higher wages and workers’ comp with collective bargaining. AFGE eyes a military drive, noting a bread and butter agenda. Opposition cites discipline concerns and loyalty conflicts.
A confidential House Banking subcommittee study says most large defense contractors hide excess profits through a profit-averaging loophole and lax renegotiation oversight. It notes the Renegotiation Board is undermanned, demanding hefty hourly evaluation of defense spending, and urges legislative fixes to close loopholes and boost audits. The report cites decades of loophole use, advocates staff additions, and highlights political passivity.
A cat owner recalls a near fatal dog attack on a Himalayan cat named Shamus and argues for a leash law. He notes cats and dogs mostly coexist, describes dog rights and city enforcement limits, and urges stricter restraint to protect pets and children.
A Guilford County resident opens Vashons Records Variety at 1108 W Green Dr High Point on Oct 1 1975. A week later Oct 9 at 430 am the shop is broken into with stolen merchandise. Police officers J L Tolver and J K Wagner are commended for their investigation and recovery of the goods.
Washington the New Nixon and the Old Nixon plot a comeback after Watergate promising a book tour TV exposure and Teamster golf invites while eyeing trips to China Soviet Union and the Middle East. They acknowledge blame but vow accountability and future power.
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