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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1977
Page
4
The article argues against deregulating natural gas prices and criticizes Big Oil for market manipulation. It contends regulation protects homeowners who rely on a single supplier and defends public control of pricing over free rein by producers.
Rocky Mount hails good news as NC Wesleyan College dodges closure after a spring 1975 appeal. A $1.25 million fund, largely from private donors in Nash and Edgecombe counties and the United Methodist Church, secured the school’s future and enabled the largest enrollment in its history.
The article reflects amused relief at the Cup staying with American hands and hints at Turner’s flamboyant win, noting potential rivals from Australia France or Sweden. It pokes fun at yacht club decorum and suggests excitement for future races while joking about wine glasses.
The article reviews Bert Lance's finances and bank ties amid Carter's support, compares him to Jackson's kitchen cabinet and Eisenhower’s Adams, and notes prior advisers like Vaughan and House Hopkins Kissinger who faced scrutiny. It argues proximity to power invites attack, not immunity.
Bert Lance battles Republican critics in a charged Governmental Affairs Committee session as supporters cheer and detractors seek Carter administration embarrassment. Chairman Ribicoff apologizes for the fray while the Manchester Guardian in Britain calls the confrontation frenetic. Lance admits banking and Georgia politics mistakes but says Carter remains confident in his honesty and competence despite overdrafts.
The Guardian reviews Carter Lance debates and Bert Lance scrutiny while noting the British ambassador Peter Jay and the push of American figures into Cancer Society and IMC roles. It honors Brodie Griffith as a defining Tar Heel newspaperman and civic force in Charlotte journalism.
Government experts say alcohol fuels could cut overseas oil dependence and save billions for domestic use. Automakers including General Motors show readiness to shift to alcohol engines with minor fuel system tweaks. Alcohol from agricultural surpluses, timber wastes, and garbage could replace Saudi crude, with cheaper distilleries and potentially cleaner, more efficient engines.
The piece argues that pure alcohol fuels can cut exhaust but face strong oil industry pushback in US federal policy. It cites internal Exxon research, government inertia, and deals among policymakers, noting California and Nebraska cases where oil interests blocked alcohol trials.
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