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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1972
Page
4
A quotation from Sir Winston Churchill urges prompt bold action to halve danger and rejects running away. It emphasizes fearless resolve during World War II and presents a motivational maxim for resilience and duty.
A wildlife page recounts a Thursday fishing expedition with potential insights into the real meaning of sportsman. Howard Hayes, a longtime police and court reporter for The Enterprise, authored the piece.
A Thursday report shows the newly formed department requesting 59.2 million for the 1973 75 biennium. It notes agencies previously totaling 72 million in 1971 and discusses expectations of efficiency amid consolidation. The piece also comments on Lake Oak Hollow Park and emphasizes boating rules and sportsmanship.
Martha Mitchell challenged decorum as a cabinet wife, speaking freely on public life. The interview argues her audacity made her a Washington reporter's dream and suggests marital strains may rise as wives seek more agency beyond the big man's side.
The 1972 73 NFL season starts as fans, from season-ticket holders to high rollers, fill stadiums amid booming spectacle. Presidents and executives mingle with loyal crowds while stadiums like Texas Stadium unveil costly bonds and private suites.
A reader protests North Carolina's spend down rule for Social Security increases, arguing it limits disability retirees on small checks. they note state income caps, rent costs, and reliance on Medicaid while higher winter expenses strain budgets. The letter questions how the raise improves living standards under current rules.
A four year shelved memo links a late 1968 New York Times editorial to Spiro Agnew’s hostile stance toward the press. It details accusations, Agnew’s land dealings, and the Nixon campaign’s pressure as the Times faced later critique. It also covers other political notes and reader letters on media and public figures.
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