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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1971
Page
4
Mrs. C. H. Lockwood serves as vice president alongside David A. Rawley Jr and Joseph P. Rawley who hold general manager roles, indicating shared executive duties within the organization.
The piece argues prison riots reflect broader American social fault lines. It cites Attica and San Quentin as examples, linking Black empowerment and political demands to wider systemic reform needs. It notes North Carolina programs as a model while calling for nationwide prison modernization.
A housewife compared 1960 and present budgets, noting $24 current groceries include nonfood items like paper products, bug spray, and shampoo. She found food costs rose little while household items surged, challenging inflation perceptions despite luxuries from mass distribution. A side note mentions escaped convicts in striped trousers and questions hippie disguise in prison.
The article outlines President Nixon's move away from the gold standard, noting the suspension of the international gold payment rule and the shift toward a commodity-dollar concept. It recalls historical ties to gold, discusses price peg of 35 dollars per ounce, and questions whether the U S will return to strict gold backing or adopt a power-based commodity dollar.
A sermon reflects on the young rich ruler from Luke 18 and Matthew 19 who, despite wealth health status and moral life, asks Jesus what he lacks. It highlights his inward hunger and Jesus's compassionate yet challenging reply revealing true fulfillment lies beyond material gifts.
A sermon recalls Jesus' encounter with a wealthy young man who would not part with his riches. The direct rebuke Go sell what thou hast and give to the poor underscores the moral minus of clinging to wealth. The piece urges readers to seek transformation through Christ's grace and power.
Washington report charges Bureau of Indian Affairs with bureaucratic fog while timber firms Evans Products and Rayonier strip Quinault lands. Debris blocks streams, harming salmon spawning beds and diminishing catches. federal efforts in the 1960s to fix damage are deemed inadequate.
The High Point Social Security Office launches a phone based system with 21 new phones and eight thirty to four thirty hours, enabling residents to file Medicare or retirement benefits by phone. Manager D. W. Arrison says the change saves trips, speeds claims, and allows collect calls from distant areas serving Guilford Davidson Randolph counties and beyond. A mix of local notices, ads, and community items follow.
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