High Point Enter announces its midweek edition
The High Point Enter, an independent newspaper, lists Randall B. Terry as president and co publisher alongside D A Ray and David A Rawley Jr holding vice president roles. Mrs C H Lock and others are credited as publishers/editorial staff with Joe Brown as editor for the Wednesday, September 24, 1975 issue.
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High Point
Randall B. Terry
D. A. Ray
David A. Rawley JR
C. H. Lock
Joe Brown
Guns of California and gun control amid Ford threat
President Ford vows not to cower before would-be assassins and calls for curbing violence. Congress debates Secret Service reforms while discussions on stricter gun control resurface after the second assassination attempt within weeks. The piece links Fromme and Moore to broader national violence and urges stricter gun access limits and harsher penalties.
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Ford
America
Congress
Secret Service
White House
Lynette Alice Fromme
Sacramento
Sara Jane Moore
San Francisco
Miss Fromme
Charles Manson
Mrs. Moore
Lee Harvey Oswald
Sirhan Sirhan
James Earl Ray
Arthur Bremmer
TRB
New Republic
American Rifleman
National Rifle Assn
Oswald
Shocked By The Judge In Horry County Possession Case
A dozen young men in Horry County South Carolina face prison camp or jail after pleading first offenses for marijuana possession. Judge O A Rankin has been issuing 45 day active sentences, unlike other area judges who favor fines or suspended terms. The piece contrasts Rankin with Judge Robert Hayes and Winston Vaught and argues for a uniform, swift punishment schedule as deterrence.
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Horry County
S. C
Conway
Horry
South Carolina
Grand Strand
O. A. Rankin
J. M. Long
Robert Hayes
Rock Hill
Winston
Vaught
Rankin
High Point
North Carolina
The Unwritten Right The Privacy Act of 1974
The act takes effect Saturday to guard citizens from federal data invasions by letting individuals inspect and challenge their own records. A Senate study found 858 data banks with 1.2 billion records across 54 agencies, with many more to be disclosed after September 27. Some files remain exempt including CIA, law enforcement, Secret Service, test materials, and National Archives records. The Constitution does not expressly grant privacy, though several amendments shield aspects of it.
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Subcommittee
CIA
Secret Service
National Archives Historical Records
New Hampshire Senate Race Signals GOP Troubles Ahead
The NH special Senate race ended with Durkin defeating Wyman by 30,000 votes. The essay traces Wyman as a relic of past tactics and argues the election foreshadows voter concerns on the economy and leadership, with Ford's presidency losing appeal amid public sentiment.
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Senate
New Hampshire
Louis Wyman
John Durkin
Joe McCarthy
University
Granite State
Styles Bridges
Yahoos
Wyman
Manchester “Union
Pravda
Meldrim Thomson
Gerry Ford
House of Representatives
Durkin
John
Thomson
Ford
Operation Trestle keeps unraveling under cost and delays
The Air Force's Operation Trestle project to shield the Presidential jet comms from a nuclear or EMP pulse has repeatedly stalled since April 1973. Cost rising toward 30 million dollars, design flaws in non metallic, wood bolt platforms, missed milestones, and contract threats mark a troubled effort with uncertain completion and new delays ahead.
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Washington
Air Force
Air Force One
U.S
McDonnell Douglas Astronautics
New Mexico
McDonnell Douglas
After The NFL Strike A Satirical Look By Art Buchwald
Washington satirical column imagines an NFL game after a sympathy strike. A Patriots Redskins matchup ends with comical onfield cooperation and gag plays highlighting solidarity. Kilmer and Taylor connect for a touchdown amid playful labor dispute jabs.
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Goliath
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Washington Redskins
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