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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1975
Page
2
A reflective note cites Job 10 1 urging candid self expression of distress. The line expresses deep personal bitterness and a resolve to voice inner complaint. It frames a moment of spiritual struggle and honesty in a devotional context.
The piece discusses the Federal Election Campaign Act, its goals to curb big money in campaigns, and the Supreme Court review. It contrasts conservative columnist Kilpatrick with dissenting judge Tamm, arguing that restricting contributions protects fair access to office and public financing while fearing overreach into free speech.
United States unveiled broad economic proposals at the United Nations General Assembly read by Henry Kissinger’s text. Patrick Moynihan and officials said the plan aims to shift IMF World Bank and trade bodies rather than merely boost aid, signaling a milestone as Third World leaders echo goodwill in a rare moment of accord.
Ashland Oil chief executive Orin Atkins notes a changed moral climate as U.S. firms face probes into foreign payments deemed bribes. United Brands is among companies charged with concealment, while IRS, SEC, and Senate inquiries widen. Lawmakers push anti-bribery measures. Ford signals support. Critics warn of threats to competitiveness amid sweeping corporate illegality.
A critical report reveals how rich backers dominate patent legislation. The piece argues the Fong bill would grant antitrust exemptions to big corporations, aided by industry lawyers from firms like Monsanto, Phillips Petroleum, Westinghouse, Dow Chemical, and Allis-Chalmers, while portraying the public interest as a cover for private gain.
Enterprise editor emeritus pens a sentimental column musing on perseverance, kindness, faith, and the reciprocity of deeds. The piece echoes inspirational lines about giving one’s best, receiving support, and the enduring value of truthful, compassionate effort.
The 1975 Guilford County Agricultural Fair is under way at Jaycee Park near High Point with rides, vendors, and free admission for today and Saturday for children. John Crowder, civic leader and AMBUCS figure, has died after years of community service. Pine Knolls Golf Club changes hands as Sonny Ridenhour and Bailey Glenn purchase the course, with operations effective now. Miss North Carolina Susan Lawrence finished as first runner up at Miss America in Atlantic City, earning a $10,000 scholarship and plans to continue her education.
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