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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1975
Page
2
A brief reflection pairing James 4 8 exhorting closeness to God with George Bernard Shaw urging personal clarity. The notes frame moral and intellectual cleanliness as a lens on the world.
The piece critiques Daylight Saving Time and its wartime, political, and practical shifts. It notes the shift to DST, the proposed February end, and the impact on children and farms, arguing public confusion and wasted effort in energy debates. It recalls previous abolitions of Standard Time and calls for clarity in time policy.
Washington and national figures show rising ridership in 1974 amid a $1.3 billion transit deficit. The era’s transit plans shift to cheaper light rail and para transit while subsidies and rising construction costs challenge urban systems nationwide.
Bayard Rustin, executive director of the Randolph Institute, argues Amin is unworthy of support from any quarter. He cites Amin's racist decrees, expulsion of Asians, brutal rule, and admiration for Hitler, urging American blacks and UN observers to condemn the Ugandan leader.
The article traces a chronology from the June 1972 Watergate break in to subsequent White House and CIA maneuvers. Key figures include Richard Helms Pat Gray H R Haldeman John Dean Vernon Walters and James McCord. The piece alleges attempts to deter the FBI and steer inquiries away from CIA ties and Bay of Pigs connections.
The Art Buchwald column argues for a federal gun stamp program enabling low income households to buy firearms. It cites NRA leader Harlan B. Carter defending gun ownership for all, proposing $200 in stamps for families under 6000 dollars income, funded by the government. It claims job creation and industry benefits, urging readers to contact their congressman.
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