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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1977
Page
4
A compilation of quotations contrasts biblical contentment with earthly limits and a view of the world as barren to some and meaningful to others. It pairs I Timothy guidance on needs with Schopenhauer’s reflection on perception and value.
The Waynesville Mountaineer notes mountain resorts now extend their seasons into winter with growing ski business and fall fishing boosting income. Labor Day past, many residents stay through October and color season as schools set schedules and projects resume. Weather expected to be superb until December 1 or longer.
The Gastonia Gazette notes Governor asks residents to rate satisfaction on a wide list from schools to utilities. It questions if survey results will drive policy, and warns large government may squeeze individual diversity despite efforts to improve.
John Burnette of Charlotte a State Board of Transportation member has a fuzz-buster on his car dashboard. He says the device helps him slow down when entering towns not to avoid police but to remind himself to reduce speed to 35 or 45 mph. The columnist questions the gadget cost and suggests a simple dashboard sign would work.
Environmentalists sparked the first Endangered Species Act challenge to block a federal project. TVA’s Tellico Dam flooded the snail darter habitat, killing most of the fish. Appeals upheld to date, with a Supreme Court review pending as ecologists warn broader stakes for obscure species.
The Greensboro Record notes Governor Hunt backs a hands off policy on gubernatorial succession but now asks former campaign workers to swiftly propose two or three civic leaders who could head their county. The piece questions the motive of a one term governor.
Senator Hubert Humphrey faces terminal cancer yet champions a Humphrey Hawkins bill to create jobs through public works grants and tax incentives. President Carter backs a compromise aiming for four percent unemployment, while disputes over the Fed role and inflation risk continue. Milton Handler named for antitrust study.
A preacher reflects on a Canadian article arguing God bears both masculine and feminine imagery. He cites Genesis and Jesus parables showing feminine traits, notes Hebrew gender language, and urges liturgy to recognize a God who is both father and mother to foster equality and nurture in church and society.
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