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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1975
Page
2
An item lists An d D. A. Rawley as Co Publisher irs C. H. Lockwood as Vice President and Joe Brown as Editor for the Saturday edition dated August 30 1875. The line records key newsroom roles for the historic issue.
U S Senator Robert Morgan of North Carolina proposes funding free lunches for all public school students, arguing it would be cheaper and simpler than the current subsidy program. He cites high paperwork, mistargeting, and rising lunch costs, noting 46 percent of meals were free or reduced in the state last fall, affecting 400000 children.
A Norfolk Ledger Star note describes a 360-degree Orbital Viewing System that lets viewers walk around the TV as the picture tracks them from every angle. The piece humorously suggests an anti turning-off feature might be next.
The North Carolina Milk Commission is urged to limit volume rebates in dairy pricing to prevent small grocers from being pushed out of business and to keep milk affordable for Tar Heel consumers. Critics warn abolition of rebates would raise costs. advocates call for fair trade and regular reporting on rebate effects.
An Amarillo Globe Times note recalls a Dallas casting for a movie needing up to 700 attractive extras at $1.15 an hour. The piece highlights the allure of beauty and the crowd drawn by the ad promising inclusion for ages 18 to 30, with one man joking about the line.
A Chapel Hill piece extols the joys of hand cranking ice cream over store bought. It recalls the ritual of scraping the dasher, sharing liberal samples, and the communal effort despite spills and the risk of freezer salt. It contrasts hand cranked texture with electric freezers and the patience required as the batch freezes into a firm treat.
Wiley Coltrane, a longtime High Point builder and civic contributor, retires and sells Coltrane Construction Co. to F. L. Lowe and J. C. Burton. He will keep an office at 305 Alberton Rd and continue directing his personally owned properties. Coltrane helped establish major plants and homes, earning recognition from former Mayor Covington as a key constructive force in local development.
Washington reports allege a Cuban military delegation pressed Portuguese officers in Lisbon for NATO secrets including U S naval maneuvers near Cuba in a bid to gain advantage in the Caribbean. The piece ties Lisbon's junta run government to Moscow aligned factions and notes changes to NATO codes and limited data flow. It also covers a separate Philadelphia building scandal involving the GSA and FBI investigations, plus a Chicago postscript about Nixon and Daley.
读者鲁斯·安·杰斯特致信感谢高点市警察局与志愿救援队在一周前家中失火后提供 clothing 食物 及金钱援助。她称救援队联系迅速 改善母子三人处境 并特别表扬比尔·奥斯本与丹尼斯·霍金斯。
Letter to readers protests a single station dropping the soap opera One Life to Live. The writer urges viewers to contact the station to protest the cancellation and replace it with older programs, arguing the series is a first rate show despite not being a national decision.
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