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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1970
Page
4
The April Market in Furnitureland USA is portrayed as a strong, forward looking event with long term optimism. It emphasizes preparation, aggressive showcases, and the role of manufacturers retailers designers and suppliers in driving upcoming sales across America.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the 1967 base rebasement to 1967 makes an 18.5 percent raise look smaller, noting the new standard is set about every decade. January index would be 113.3 versus 100, versus 131.8 on the old 1957-59 base. enjoy it as a paper rise.
CAPUS WAYNICK argues the state should leverage its rights to Bald Head Island to conserve natural values and allow private developers to proceed within public interest limits. He recalls past island dreams, noting Frank Sherrill’s purchase and potential profits, while urging caution and ownership where possible.
A storm surrounds Jim Rosapepe, a 1 year old? White House intern on leave from Yale, amid memos questioning if a youth dissenter should voice at the Presidents Conference on Youth. Rosapepe led Arlington youth groups and opposed loitering laws while campaigning for educational funding.
The sermon extols the human body as a divine miracle from birth, praising each feature from baby fingers to the brain. It argues the heart, brain, and bones show God’s design, citing examples of ships, skyscrapers, and universities born from human thought and effort.
Readable passages note four Black Panthers faced by earnest High Point College students who outargued them and forced a retreat to Winston-Salem. Other items describe a furniture market opening at Bassett and a lavish party in a Japanese garden setting with champagne stocks running low, plus tributes to local figures and upcoming talks on drug abuse and architecture.
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