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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1977
Page
4
A meditation on Hebrews 11 7 urging faith as the spark for great deeds. August Schlegel adds that every lasting enterprise starts with a single forward faith filled step.
Gov. Jim Hunt forms a Business Council on the Arts and Humanities with member Phyllis Shavitz from High Point. The piece notes arts funding boosts local economy, cites the North Carolina Symphony at Carnegie Hall and the Shakespeare Festival as catalysts, and highlights Mobil Foundation grant for art education at the High Point Arts Council and Theatre Center galleries.
The piece surveys Soviet rebuttals of Western human rights, accusing France Britain and the United States of abuses while portraying migrant workers in West Germany and U.S. city unrest as proof. It notes Novosti Neues Deutschland and Radio Moscow criticisms and quotes President Carter acknowledging a global debate over rights.
Marshall Wright of Eaton testified against a universal mandate for airbags, arguing a phased approach with industry cooperation yields better safety results. He warned a broad mandate would cause malfunctions, erode public trust, and force costly, irrational production. Adams moved ahead with 1985 passive restraint requirements.
A confidential House memo accuses Thomas Quinn of delaying the SOHIO pipeline from Long Beach California to Midland Texas to deny other states access to Alaska oil. The memo portrays Quinn as using environmental concerns to justify blocking what would ease U.S. energy reliance.
A Georgetown pharmacist recalls August national events. Vance and Lance faced scrutiny over loans in Georgia and China issues, with Ribicoff clearing Lance but politics lingering. Chip Carter moved to Plains to run the peanut farm, while Lance faced potential Senate Banking Committee hearings this fall.
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