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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1977

Page

4

Primary voting in 11 Democrats vying for eight City Council seats

The Enterprise outlines a low turnout forecast for Tuesday's primary with 11 Democratic candidates seeking eight council seats and a lone Democratic mayoral hopeful. It notes a new voting system using cards and a stylus, and urges readers to participate despite voter indifference. The piece previews candidate profiles and questions answered, highlighting the broader political climate.

Steel industry pushes for tariffs to curb cheap imports

U S steel workers rally on the White House steps urging walls against cheap imported steel, especially from Japan. Business Week argues long term fixes via reform of GATT, not tariffs, and emphasizes competition among industries rather than governments to avoid trade wars.

U.S White House Japan Business Week

North Carolina rises in per capita income ranking

The state climbs three spots in per capita income over the past year, ranking 38th of 50, with improvements outpacing the national average. Local protectionist tactics hinder new employers, but broader competitiveness could boost North Carolinians’ lifestyle and jobs, including in Person County.

Person County North Carolina

Meditations and mysteries in religion and Bible questions

A reader Q A column reviews The Inner Fire by Bishop Allen W Brown and discusses meditation in mainline churches. It answers questions on Adam and Eve, the Rosary’s origin, and whether Triton is mentioned in the Bible with brief explanations.

World Books Waco, Tex Allen W. Brown Episcopal Diocese Albany N.Y Brown

Carter Hears Prayer as Lance Faces Inquiries

In the White House at dawn Bert Lance prayed with President Carter using Bible passages before his Senate grilling. Carter defended Lance, noting possible missteps like bank overdrafts but urging restraint and warning press judgment. A later note details Project Max, a secret Air Force computer program and the figure Thomas Reed tied to its funding coverup.

Washington Bert Lance Senate Oval Office Carter White House Lance Peter God Joshua Moses Bert Harry Truman Congress Air Force Thomas Reed Department of Energy James Schlesinger Reed Schneiders

Bert Lance’s Cabinet Exit Faces Political Attacks

The commentary defends Bert Lance leaving President Carter’s cabinet as OMB director amid unfair Senate and media scrutiny. It denounces Republican foes and calls for the nation to endure while warning against political destruction aimed at Carter.

Bert Lance Carter Office of Management and Budget Pipsqueak Howard Baker

High Point News Buzzes With Arts, Courts and Local Events

A collage of notes recalls Maria Callas influence and Jackie Onassis settlement talks, shifts in corporate roles at Burlington Industries, and church design plans. The Junaluska Singers perform at High Point Theatre. Tomlinson land options lapse. NCNB underwrites a Smithsonian exhibition on America's First Ladies at the High Point Museum with support from Bill Hoover and John Freeze.

Maria Callas Jackie Kennedy Onassis Onassis Callas Tomlinson Sidney H. Tomlinson Jr Green Street Baptists Charlotte Wilber Kendrick Workman Walker Green Drive Junaluska Singers Glenn Draper High Point Theatre The First United Methodist Church George William Pleasants II Washington High Point Museum High Point North Carolina National Bank Bill Hoover John Freeze Museum Guild NCNB Jimmy Carter Lyndon Johnson James Hunt Louise Durbin

Please Ask Them To Knock By Don Oakley

The piece critiques Gregg Schneiders idea of a voluntary national corps of energy inspectors for youths. It notes potential privacy fears and dangers, advocating a pilot test with prior permission and knock before inspecting.

Don Oakley Gregg Scheiders White House Ivory

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