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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1975
Page
2
The High Point Enterprise dated Monday September 22 1975 lists staff roles including D A Rawley co publisher Randall B Terry president co publisher David A Rawley Jr vice president Mrs C H Lockwood vice president and Joseph P Rawley general manager with Joe Brown as editor.
The United States Appeals Court reaffirmed William L. Calley’s murder conviction from the My Lai Army court martial. Calley remains free during ongoing appeals, with parole anticipated after proceedings end, as the case highlights the war’s lasting toll on both Vietnamese civilians and Americans.
The Ways and Means Committee moved a proposal aimed at closing tax loopholes used by the wealthiest individuals. Its plan, projected by accountants to yield about 700 million from around 80,000 people, contrasts with annual federal spending near 360 billion, enough to run the government for less than a day.
Washington reports parents demand renewed emphasis on reading writing and arithmetic as schools face rising costs and debates over open education and controversial texts. Critics cite declining SAT and ACT scores while supporters defend basics within open education and alternative schools outside traditional methods.
A confidential memo for the House Oversight subcommittee says Secretary of Commerce Morton illegally refused to disclose the names of American firms urged by Arabs to boycott Israel. The memo argues there is no legal basis to defy a subpoena, though practical politics may prevent contempt actions. The dispute ties Morton to confidentiality promises and clashes with the ADL over Arab bid invitations.
The text discusses how boycotts against firms with Jewish employees impact U S policy, Ford's stance against discrimination, and rumors of future laws. It then focuses on EPA conflicts with Donald Kendall of Pepsi over anti litter drives, alleged contract favoritism with NCRR, and internal memos criticizing the arrangement.
The essay argues Congress and the bureaucracy hold hidden power over the presidency, shaping policy from behind the scenes. It traces shifts from Washington to Nixon, noting how civil service tenure and the Hatch Act limit presidents while a covert alliance with Congress polices executive strength.
In a Washington based Art Buchwald style dialogue the narrator and Remington debate CBSs Guns Of Autumn. They criticize the documentary for showing only the cruel side of hunting while insisting hunting embodies skill camaraderie and responsibility. They warn advertisers and question motives behind anti hunting sentiment.
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