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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1974
Page
2
The North Carolina Civil Liberties Union urges removal of The Motorist's Prayer from the state highway map. The SRP criticizes the suit as misdirected while defending church state separation and urging focus on real issues rather than this claim.
The Christian Science Monitor lauds the House Judiciary Committee led by Rodino for a monumental impeachment proceeding. It credits Redino for bipartisan fairness, notes Nixon counsel participation, and says Nixon's resignation served national interests and cleansing of the process.
Dr J Earl Danieley Republican candidate for County Board of Commissioners urges all candidates on the November ballot to reject posting posters on trees and utility poles. He cites Elon College where a poster was removed after he requested permission. He notes posters are often left up past removal time and cleanup is rarely undertaken by candidates.
A Milwaukee Journal piece notes theft by clerks drains millions from business. The idea from THEFT founder uses unemployed actors hired to play pilfering staff, caught in the act, humiliated, and fired. This strategic ruse saves jobs and reputations while cutting losses, yet its credit remains unseen.
In a playful column the piece extols tire recycling long before ecological talk. It recalls tires used as playground swings boat fenders and ferries and ends with a jab about leaving some junk to spur imagination while noting future reuse of various scraps.
A High Point speaker extols United Way as vital to building a stronger city. He urges broader citizen involvement beyond donations, citing past successes, agency impact, and a 5 percent higher goal to raise 615000, stressing time and interest as essential parts of civic responsibility.
William C Hilton faces disruption as North State Telephone reassigns numbers to fit rapid growth. Hilton’s 888 7091 becomes 887 1091 on February 2, 1975, part of 350 new numbers monthly to serve expanding customers. The 81,212-phone system plans more moves, new directory arrives by December 1, and parking garage projects delay loom as the area grows.
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