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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1975
Page
2
A compact excerpt emphasizes truthfulness as a character cornerstone. It quotes Ephesians urging honest speech, controlled anger, and reconciliation, contrasted with Jefferson Davis noting the danger of neglecting truth in youth as a weak foundational honesty.
Raleigh writer highlights Lake Gaston as a thriving recreation destination enjoyed by visitors and locals while noting potential conflicts with VEPCO which built the lake for power. The piece compares VEPCO’s balancing act to Alcoa’s experience with High Rock and Badin lakes and discusses flood control versus water use.
An IRS report shows higher income individuals dodge taxes via shelters, fueling headlines like 24 Millionaires Avoid Income Taxes. Betty Ford’s public response highlights media interest while the House Ways and Means Committee moves to curb real estate shelters and pursue meaningful reform.
The Civil Aeronautics Board ends the affinity group requirement for charter travelers, enabling thousands of individuals to access lower fares. The shift follows a history of bogus clubs and youth charters that undermined pricing, with prior scams prompting regulation. The move arrives as Europe sees revived interest amid rising scheduled fares, and carriers seek modest 3 to 5 percent increases this autumn.
The author argues the Ford administration’s push for an Israel Egypt interim settlement is dangerous and a manipulation of U S influence. He warns of a dangerous precedent threatening Israeli security and self reliance, urging restraint and direct negotiation between Israelis and Arabs. He questions the Sinai pullback, Golan risk, and U S military dependence, calling for primarily holding Soviet influence and arming Israel to deter Arab attacks.
Washington round up reports John Patrick Tully, a former Mafia hit man, as a witness living in solitary. contrasting sentences reveal harsh penalties for informants. The piece also covers Velsicol's campaign against EPA chief Train, a Greek exile kidnapping memo, and Senate computer terminal adoption with 73 senators enrolled.
The National Cancer Institute replies to Rep. James Delaney and says a broad cancer and fluoridation study tentatively concludes no link. The confidential results challenge claims by the National Health Foundation and address assertions by a dissident medical group.
Washington column discusses the TV show Beacon Hill as a fantasy of upstairs and downstairs life. A couple debates identifying with Lassiter family or their servants, noting how the American wife feels drawn to the kitchen realities while the husband hopes for a fantasy of wealth and problem solving. The piece presents a witty clash over class, gender, and television escapism.
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