Newspaper masthead excerpt shows 1974 staff roles
Friday, September 20, 1974 line lists D A Rawley as co publisher Mrs C H Lockwood as vice president and Joe Brown as editor indicating the paper’s leadership and publication date
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1974
Page
2
What Is Fair To High Point
Opinion on High Point City Council performance during Thursday hearings on police investigations. Highlights the council split, warns against rushed cross examination hearings, and stresses protecting individual rights while urging broader accountability and fewer confrontational protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
New Era in Primary Politics Elevates Clark Hart
Ramsey Clark and Gary Hart emerged as surprising winners in last week’s primaries shaping the general election slate for November 5. Clark upset NY favorites for the Senate while Hart led a Colorado upset campaign. both reflect a mix of old and new politics with more women nominated for Congress and state offices. Incumbents largely held, Watergate not a dominant factor, as voters weigh local issues and candidate credibility ahead of the November vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey Clark
Gary Hart
New York
Maryland
Florida
Colorado
Congress
Clark
Hart
Texas
Johnson
Syracuse
Lee Alexander
U.S. Senate
Sen
Jacob Javits
Senate
George McGovern
Herrick S. Roth
McGovern
Peter Dominick
Lawrence Hogan
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Louise Gore
Hogan
Hart and Clark
Power price hikes press consumers to pay more
The piece examines rising electric utility rates up to 40 percent in a year, with utilities blaming fuel costs and construction needs. Industry leaders warn of annual increases for a decade, while regulators and consumer groups push back. The article notes emergency rate requests, regulatory delays, and tax shifts affecting bills, plus calls for conservation and scrutiny of rate structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Edward Utermohle Jr
Baltimore Gas & Electric
Reeves Ritchie
Arkansas Power and Light
Gordon R. Corey
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison
Virginia Electric and Power Co
Virginia
Dean Witter & Co
Vepco
Washington, D.C
Treasury Department
Federal Power Commission
Federal Energy Administration
Richard Morgan
Environmental Action Foundation
Morgan
Haig Seen as Acting President During Nixon Years
Washington insiders say General Alexander Haig ran the country as Nixon faced Watergate. Haig allegedly kept government functioning while Kissinger controlled foreign policy, with Ford later seeking to curb his powers. Report cites internal White House views and notes Haig’s quiet push to relinquish authority. A broader section covers NIE waste probes and a Yellowstone grizzly at risk amid a large Montana hunting quota and inaction by Montana and the Forest Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Jerry terHorst
Ford
Alexander Haig
Haig
Nixon
Oval Office
Henry Kissinger
National Whirligig State Lotteries Moral Issue
A column by Ernest Cuneo argues against state lotteries, labeling them a moral danger. He cites Justice Holmes and Brandeis on state power, condemns gambling as a tax on the weak, and critiques New York’s use of lottery proceeds for education. The piece condemns state risks and notes the broader harms to families and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Saxbe
Congress
U.S
Louis Brandeis
Damon Runyon
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Margaret Meade
New York
New York State
Paterson
N.J
Capital Viewpoint soft talk policy wins cautious support
In Washington, President Ford meets with leading economists who praise his listening, yet warn of political limits. The president aims for cautious moves aligned with public opinion, using budget cuts as a symbolic signal while seeking bipartisan buy in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Kenneth Galbraith
Council of Economic Advisers
Walter Heller
Ford
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Hill
Fred
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Joe Brown
Lancet
Ernest Fitzgerald
National Institute of Education
Fitzgerald
Air Force
NIE
Robert Drucker
Drucker
Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory
Portland
Ore
Northwest
Larry Fish
Marc Tucker
Fish
Tucker
Far West Laboratory For
San Francisco
Southwest Educational Development Laboratory
Austin
General Accounting Office
Canadian
Interior Dept
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
U.S. Forest Service
Turkey
Ernest Cuneo
North American Newspaper Alliance
Falls
the Passaic
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Charlies Dickens
Passaic ‘River
Deauville
Monte Carlo
Las Vegas
Havana
Mr. Ford
Mr.Ford
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