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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1969
Page
3
Public worry rises as high taxes and cost of living squeeze Americans. House reform aims to close loopholes for the rich, shifting burdens to individuals and reducing corporate relief. Senate hearings continue three weeks, with potential delay and political clash over the 1969 tax reform bill.
County Schools Superintendent Robert L. Chisholm reports 50 to 60 percent of high school students in his county have tried drugs at least once. He plans an in curriculum program focusing on health and social implications, treating drug education as a normal topic like alcoholism.
Editorial Research notes 22,000 Americans may take own lives yearly with 1000,000 to 200,000 making serious but unsuccessful attempts. It highlights temporary emotional crises, growing international effort, 108 U S local prevention centers, and Dr Norman Farberow who advocates viewing self destruction as a public health issue. Early signals and prompt treatment can avert deaths and lead to meaningful lives.
Executive editor and advertising manager roles appear in a header snippet. The fragment lists leadership positions including executive editor, advertising manager, circulation manager and business manager with unclear names.
A confidential memo by Donald Rumsfeld outlines selective cuts to domestic poverty programs to fund new initiatives while expanding his executive suite. The plan shifts funds from federal efforts to projects with a Nixon image, easing some black representation and reshaping Washington poverty support such as a successful credit union. The piece also notes internal GOP leadership maneuvering and Arab relations warnings ahead of Golda Meir's U.S. visit.
Community notes report Mrs. Fred Joyce promoting a new microwave burglar and fire alarm system for the Haley House and Muscurries site, with 54,000 still needed. Pauline Wertz coordinates cleanup, Dr. Johnson and Phil Dixon co-chair. Dr. Harding to speak at Rotary. Wallburg Water bids set for Sept 20. Former Congressman Kornegay praises High Point friends. National Indian Guide Week activities planned. A speaker at a meeting denounces society, prompting a student to pledge involvement.
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