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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1977
Page
4
A compact reflection quotes Mark 1 35 about rising early to seek a lonely place for prayer. It adds advice from Arthur Brisbane urging a daily period of personal retreat away from the crowd.
Destructo’s Kernersville plant polluted the Kernersville reservoir in June prompting EPA and local inspections. Residents and officials argue for stronger local water quality programs and mandatory environmental reviews, while considering options from corporate buyout to tighter regulations to prevent future incidents.
The piece notes how trees change colors through the season with examples. A maple shows yellow and orange leaves, dogwood displays red berries after leaf fall, tulip poplar bears bronzed yellow, sourwood flashes scarlet, and hickory glows butter nut yellow. One tree can symbolize the season's vivid shift.
In a piece from the Greensboro Record, the author celebrates Prince Charles planning a tour through Chicago, California, and Texas to meet Anne Armstrong, the U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom. The column praises the prince for a gentlemanly approach and hints a swap with a vice president could be tempting.
The Gastonia Gazette recalls past editorials condemning police freebies, noting gifts from coffee to meals posed conflicts of interest. Readers split as similar debates unfold in Charlotte with no resolution in sight. editors urge officers to avoid accepting gifts to maintain impartial law enforcement.
A reader protests that single people miss homestead protection under Amendment 1 and urges fair treatment beyond matrimony. Other notes cover furniture show tables, Brunswiack sea tables, March 11 electronic exchange switch, fire cleanup at High Point, ABC stores expansion, Hatteras boats at Fort Lauderdale, doctors' European trip, Rotary barbecue location change, and Camp Cheerio program success.
A profile of Senator James Eastland of Mississippi highlights his tight control over judiciary matters in the Senate. It notes his ability to kill laws and delay appointments, shaping Justice Department actions and investigations around Mississippi figures. The piece observes Eastland's invisible influence growing with age as he nears 73.
In Guilford County Oct 11 election a clerical error inflated Scott Tobin’s votes by 21. Patti Eckard now certified to fill the vacancy on the State Executive Committee. Party officials say the error was clerical and corrected. Russ Clark defends leadership amid rumors.
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