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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1976
Page
5
A reflective pair of quotes on divine power and natural order. The first cites Job 12 29 10 about the Lord’s hand holding life and breath. The second attributes light and life to God veiled in majesty, guiding seasons without change.
The editorial outlines Democrat choices for six second primaries in Guilford County and notes Republicans contest one top race. It backs David Flaherty for governor over Coy Privette, endorses Howard Lee for lieutenant governor ahead of Jimmy Green, and selects Lillian Woo for state auditor and John Brooks for labor commissioner. It also favors James Pfaff and John Yeattes for district court judges and Forrest Campbell and Ogden Deal for county commissioners.
Dr. Carlyle Adams recalls Walter Rauschenbusch as a labor movement pioneer in North America. The Baptist minister shaped the social gospel in New York and Rochester Theological Seminary influence, guiding leaders like Roosevelt, Lloyd George, and Wilson through Christ's principles applied to economic issues.
City planners led by Earl N. Phillips Jr unveil a practical downtown revitalization scheme to revive retail traffic and charm. The proposal shifts toward a broader marketing hub with turn‑of‑century retail appeal, improved parking, and renewed partnerships among merchants, owners, and institutions to draw tourists and sustain tax revenue.
A Washington column mocks federal agencies for slow data release on utility bills. It traces the Senate inquiry into the Federal Power Commission and Bureau of Labor Statistics, noting miscommunications and delays before a partial payoff and a call for reform. It concludes with a lighter jab on Jonah and the whale.
A Citizens for a Better High Point member explains mailing 24 000 ABC card notices to voters. Of 5 248 returns by September 8, 4 052 supported the ABC store referendum. 1 196 opposed it and were not part of petitioning. Cards outside city limits did not count.
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