Federal education programs expand in High Point schools
About a dozen federal programs will operate next year in High Point public schools, backed by over 2 million dollars and roughly 110 staff. Officials defend the funds as needed due to local gaps, while teachers worry some students miss regular classes. Programs like CEPE CLETE and RIF will run for one to three years with evaluations planned for September.
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High Point
High Point Board of Education
The
North Carolina Assn. of Educators
NCAE
Board of Education
Gayle Brookbank
Charles Haywood
Haywood
Project Cepe
RIF
Remembering the Good Old Days Through A Retro Riff
Forrest dates evoke nostalgia for past comforts and gadgets from shirts to popcorn. The piece surveys shifts in cars, windshields, electricity, film, horses, motorcycles, television, and women with humorous, affectionate tone.
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Forrest
Presbyterian Home marks 25th anniversary celebration
Enterprise staff writer reports the Presbyterian Home commemorates a 25 year milestone begun from a 1946 Synod resolution. The home expanded from a 1950 land purchase and 1951 staffing to a current near capacity of 270 residents, with a 3 p.m. reception and 4 p.m. program featuring local and religious leaders.
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Jeff Cohen
Presbyterian Home
W. H. Sullivan Jr
Sullivan
Synod
Burrus
High Point College
Richard A. Short
High Point
City Lake rally backs Carolina Springs strike as union dispute erupts
About 100 people at a High Point City Lake gym heard pledges of support from state and national labor leaders for the 22 week long Carolina Springs strike over wage cuts. Local UIU president Willie Phillips charged unfair treatment by the national union, insisting he was removed without a hearing. The rally emphasized solidarity with Carolina Springs workers while noting internal union conflict.
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Carol Wilson Utley
High Point City Lake Gym
Carolina Springs
International Union
UIU
Willie Phillips
AFL Cio
Wilbur Hobby
USA
Aflcio
Phillips
USU
Hobby
Henrietta Gill
Incumbents Face Primary Tests in High Point City Race
Democratic primary September 27 sets the stage for High Point council contests. Incumbents Archie Myatt Jack Dillard Joe Patterson and Paul Fine face competition in wards one two and three while Sam Burford meets a GOP opponent in ward four. Republican candidates Bill Williams Mick Chiofalo and Judy Mendenhall run for council with no primary. Mayor Roy Culler sits unopposed barring a write-in bid.
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Forrest Cates
Enterprise City
High Point City
Archie Myatt
Jack Dillard
Joe Patterson
Paul Fine
Myatt
Dillard
Patterson
Doris Lindsay
Ron Anderson
Fine
William Bennett
Sam
Myatt and Dillard
Becky Smothers
Mary Jarrell
A. Scott Parker
Mark McDaniel
Parker
Planning and Zoning Commission
H.O
Bill
GOP
Roy Culler
Magical first day of school fuels teacher and student excitement
A child avid for the new school year mirrors a teacher who remains a kid at heart. The piece celebrates the magic of beginnings, classroom readying, and renewed focus on learning, urging that every year be THE year.
High Point Enterprise Classified and Subscription Notice
The High Point Enterprise outlines subscription rates by mail and the carrier system, noting independent contractor delivery and AP news rights. It lists pricing for 1 month 3 months 6 months and annual options along with tax and post office details.
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Highway Enterprise
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Ans
High Point
Associated Press
AP News
N.C
High Point NC
Mang
High Point Enterprise. Inc
London Associates
National
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A. P. Fortney
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John Newman
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