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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1977
Page
4
Winston-Salem Sentinel notes a failed leaf-color season in North Carolina due to complex chemistry behind anthocyanin and carotin formation. Short days and cool nights, plus weather variability, threaten tourism tied to fall foliage, while homeowners face heavy raking as leaves drop early and bleakly.
Secretary Amos Reed of the North Carolina Department of Corrections says short term prisoners in local jails help ease overcrowding but do not solve it. He argues harsher penalties and death sentences fail as deterrents and urges legislators to examine other options.
An observer recalls government reports filled with inputs outputs and jargon. The piece argues proposals rarely offer simple results and stresses clarity specificity prioritization and better writing to improve funding prospects.
The Greensboro Record notes Public Law 95-94 ends free copies of the Congressional Record to constituents. It argues taxpayers should not subsidize private interests though publishers and readers may miss the Record. The piece praises Congress for the moratorium on free subscriptions.
Dr J Marie Grant and Marian Gibbs Grant lead a notable High Point clan praised for faith, public service and media influence. The couple’s children endure diverse careers from journalism to religion and industry, with Marian recognized as a key committee chair and editor Marie guiding church and charity efforts.
Washington Roundup reports FBI tracing the Letelier killing to Manuel Contreras Sepulveda, DINA chief, with evidence of a potential link to Chilean officials and Brigade 2506 operatives. Details describe a Miami based bomb plot reaching New Jersey for execution.
A reader rebuts a September 5 editorial attacking Richard Nixon, praising his achievements on Vietnam, campus unrest, economy, Supreme Court picks, and welfare work. The letter cites personal acquaintance and a new book by Victor Lasky to argue media bias and urges restraint.
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