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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1971
Page
4
Report on the Black Panther Party portrays militants as violent yet ineffectual, using fear and crime to push extortion while masking underlying political aims. Congressman Richardson Preyer notes the panel could have issued a sharper zing er of a report to dispel martyrdom and reveal misdeeds.
A frugal Yankee who married five times and divorced four often implies the surviving spouse is the first wife, mother of his grown children. He notes, I could just as well have had all those battles with Number One and saved a lot of money.
Superintendent Dean Pruette attacks the federal plan awarding emergency desegregation funds only to recently desegregated districts. He warns it rewards recalcitrant systems and could penalize pioneers like High Point. Admiral McCain cautions Soviet naval expansion as debate over funding continues.
A historical analysis traces labor's gains and losses in reform zeal and unity as unions balance worker interests with consumer roles. It notes blue collar discontent, social-action decline, and looming wage-price policy battles shaping AFL-CIO and union strategies before the 1972 election.
A 1969 budget shift under President Nixon cuts federal subsidies for school lunches from 60 to 35 cents per meal, threatening to reduce meals for needy children. The change, driven by Richard Nathan and supported by Rep. Jamie Whitten, faces opposition from state officials and school leaders who warn the reduced funds will leave many children hungry.
Senator McGovern and Mrs. Merry criticize Agriculture Department lunch cuts as harmful to hungry children and call for an emergency hearing on September 7. Officials say the budget decision is not final and remain open to reconsideration in the face of opposition.
Highway 29A 70A between High Point and Greensboro via Jamestown and Sedgefield gains project status with a revision routing near GTI to bypass curves and hazards, including a Deep River bridge bottleneck to protect historic structures. City litter laws face limits inside incorporated areas despite pressure from officials and civic groups.
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