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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1976
Page
5
A meditative excerpt contrasts Jesus guiding his disciples with the idea of chosen family in Matthew 12 49 and Kate Douglas Wiggin affirms unique maternal love among life’s blessings. The quotes explore kinship and cherished relationships across faith and literature.
The piece laments changes in how networks debut shows with early movie-heavy weeks and shifting times. Viewers face overlapping premieres and moving slots, delaying a stable schedule into November, often ending with axed favorites and a longing for a book.
The piece mocks stock market explanations as often vague or speculative. It notes a sharp rise in shares despite little concrete news and suspects analysts and reporters do not truly know the reasons behind market swings. It cites a possible Fed meeting and potential credit policy changes as typical, uncertain rationales.
In 1969 Dr. Denton Cooley implanted an artificial heart valve in a patient, a medical milestone. Last year she developed similar symptoms, learned of other valve failures, and returned for a replacement. She now sues Cooley and co-defendants for 31 million dollars, seeking relief for distress and costs of a second operation.
The article reviews high level bribes involving former Japanese Premier Kakuei Tanaka indicted on 1.6 million dollars linked toLockheed aircraft sales and Prince Bernhard facing a damning Dutch commission report over 1.1 million dollars in alleged Lockheed bribes. It discusses broader multinational bribery, related accusations, and OECD code of conduct, noting potential political fallout in the Netherlands and beyond.
John Rhodes argues the Republican minority must offer constructive alternatives, not just oppose. He cites the long Democratic control of Congress, the negative party image, and his Program for Progress featuring Social Security reforms and private investment pools, while warning leadership won’t change without a majority.
President Ford publicly calls for a strong narcotics crackdown while behind the scenes Treasury and IRS officials clash over drug enforcement. Alexander refuses a full IRS program, favors a weak DEA-IRS information exchange, and moves Macdonald out to silence opposition. Rep. Yanik to testify on the lax effort as Kissinger sacks ambassador Akins without notice.
The Art Buchwald column riffs on Washington as a source for situation comedies. It sketches plots involving a CIA agent and government figures, a presidential candidate’s daughter amid abortion talk, and a Pentagon general whose son’s homework spawns a space death ray caper.
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