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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1977

Page

5

High Point Arts Council Head Sees Growth and Purpose

Lorraine Gayle, installed as president of the High Point Arts Council, describes art as a counterbalance to violence and a path to community enrichment. She highlights expanded programs, fundraising goals, education efforts, and plans to broaden access while noting the council’s new fulltime director and foundation for future growth.

Lorraine Gayle High Point Arts Council Gayle Jim Helgeson High Point Arts Council HPAC

HUD loan plan eyed for Davidson neighborhoods

City Planner Jim Reese pitches a HUD low interest loan program to aid repairs for low and middle income residents, potentially paired with a housing rehabilitation grant. Council skepticism grows over staffing and funding, with concerns about eligibility and impact on local lenders and city finances.

Thomasville Jim Reese Dept. of Housing and Urban Development HUD Reese Shuffier Tom Burwell Robert Holladay Holladay

Eurocommunism and the promise of democratic heart

An editorial discussion by Jones argues that Eurocommunism seeks a democratic path distinct from Soviet regimes. It notes the tension between promised reversibility and the reality of possible future repression once communists gain power, citing analysis by Revel and Aron and tracing history of civil liberties under communist regimes across multiple nations.

Russia Free Nations Italy France Africa Europe Wall Street Journal Walter Laqueur Center For Strategic and International Studies Jean-Francois Revel Ivan the Terrible Communist Party Torquemada St. Peters and St. Pauls Karl

Weather winds and colors in Piedmont and Carolina notes

Chief Tommy Skeen of Guil-Rand Fire Dept notes a quiet season for field fires amid a dry summer and hopes it lasts. Meteorologist Colwell explains hurricane basics and local risk with possible rain and floods, while a High Point band concert pleases fans. Chevrolet reports color trends for 1977 models with light metallic blue leading.

Tommy Skeen Guil-Rand Fire Dept Tommy Guil- Rand Weather Department Richard A. Colwell Jr Piedmont National Weather Service Colwell Earth North Carolina Weather Service High Point Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church David Duncan Betty Bambalis Chevrolet Motors Chevrolet

Common Cause Faces Early Struggles and Growth

Washington report on the founding of Common Cause details initial funding from major firms and individuals including Arlen Realty Ford Motor Time Rockefeller and Lazard Freres. The advisory council faded as the group expanded its member base to over 100000 with 1.5 million in annual funds.

Washington NEA Common Cause John W. Gardner Arlen Realty and Development Corp New York Ford Motor Co Time, Inc John D. Rockefeller III Lazard Freres & Co Goldman, Sachs & Co Gardner Policy Council Whch Common Cause Board

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