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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1971
Page
4
Governor Scott warns North Carolina officials to cooperate and focus on duties as a new political season nears. He cautions appointed leaders to remain engaged and avoid laxity after midterm drift, urging undivided attention to state business.
A reader laments the loss of old style postal features and calls for restoring a city of origin on cancellation stamps. He notes ZIP codes exist but lacks a handy directory and argues the postmark should clearly show where a letter was mailed to aid misaddressed or unclear addresses.
After fasting overnight the body lacks material for daily work. A proper breakfast aids nervousness, irritability, efficiency and weight control. Cereal fruit milk and bread beat heavy bacon and eggs, and family breakfasts offer psychological lift for all at home.
Students at Towson State College in Maryland donate 3000 dollars to provide mini grants for faculty to enhance courses. If successful the program could spread to other campuses and improve education through targeted incentives.
Edward Stainer found a 200-year-old mine shaft beneath his living room floorboard, a 1,000 foot deep hole that left him with nothing to stand on. The incident prompts calls for politicians to examine underlying issues more closely.
The Twin City Sentinel notes the Sanford Bennett political machine, now led by Bert Bennett, revved for 1972 activity in support of James Hunt. It discusses past power, shifts with Gov. Kerr Scott and Kerr Preyer, and questions the machine’s current influence facing eight years out of power.
The page includes criticism of oil industry environmental claims about Alaska's North Slope and the Kenai Peninsula, emphasizing regulatory safeguards and minimal wildlife impact. It also contains a reader lamenting cemetery neglect at Oakwood, urging residents to maintain plots and surrounding areas to keep the site pristine.
A local poetry page presents multiple pieces by authors such as Linda Craven Andrew Talbert Valette Harris Walsh Terry B. Linthicum and Judi Perryman. The selections explore love loneliness nature faith memory and everyday life with lines about deserts of the mind autumn pumpkins and sunset skies.
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