Dozen Proposals For CD Funds Considered By CAC
The Citizen Advisory Council committees review about 12 proposals totaling roughly 3.8 million dollars for next year’s Community Development funding. A public hearing is tentatively set for Feb 30 to allow comment before the City Council acts. Proposals include renewal of the Southside project and renovation plans for William Penn High School with possible Griffin Junior High addition, plus senior facility needs from the Council on Aging.
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Ray Nubbard
Enterprise
Citizen Advisory Council
CAC
City Council
High Point
Gumilpistretion
William Penn High School
Griffin Junior High
High Point Council On Aging
Miss Holmes
Food Themed Riff From a Wry Whig Column
Forrest Dates riffs on food obsession as a humorous personal essay. He mocks diet culture and television food scenes while confessing cravings and kitchen misadventures detailing basil thyme and peanut butter as staples.
North Carolina Episcopalians calm at 100th convention
The Diocese of North Carolina wrapped its 100th annual convention with minimal debate. The budget of 721,221 was adopted with modest adjustments, and resolutions on women’s ordination and Book of Common Prayer were rejected. A special handgun misuse study committee was approved, with Bishop Fraser ensuring balanced representation. Elections to the Diocesan Council were completed and hosts of High Point churches were thanked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocese of
North Carolina
Episcopal Churches
Charlotte
Tarboro
Thomas A Fraser Jr
National Church
Fraser
John C. Mott
Chapel Hill
Harrison T. Simons
Oxford
Wilson R. Carter
Lexington
Ann Eliot
Eeeee G. Tunell
Cary
Mary E. Hawking
Durham
Moon
Mary's
St. Christopher’s
High Point
Policemen and Firemen Back Each Other on Raise
In Raleigh, the Raleigh Fire Fighters Association pledged support for a 10 percent salary raise sought by city police and indicated willingness to pursue similar action. Capt. J Altman stated the union would consider police job actions from last week, but gave no further detail.
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Raleigh (Ap
Haleytt Tiremen
Raleigh
Ae Zu
J. ¥. Altman
Raleigh Fire Fighters Association
Council Drops Plan To Ease Dog Controls
High Point city council abandons a proposed amendment to loosen dog control rules after citizens flood with protests. Councilman Sam Burford cited public safety and the current ordinance as reasons to keep the stricter measures, noting significant dog impoundments and more indictments under the existing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Forrest Cates
Enterprise City
High Point
Sam Burford
Law and Public Safety Committee
Burford
Weather outlook for Friendship area Sees showers then clearing
Cloudy mild conditions prevail with a 50 percent chance of showers today. Temperatures warm to the low middle 203 with a low tonight in the same range under clearing skies. Monday calls for clear skies and cooler temperatures with highs around the upper 403 to low 5is.
Preyer Named To Lead Private Regulatory and Medical Cost Studies
Sixth District Congressman Richardson Preyer will direct two major private sector efforts on government regulation and medical costs. He joins the National Commission on Cost of Medical Care and the Advisory Council of the National Center for the Study of Government Regulation. Other notable participants include Sylvia Porter Dr Michael DeBakey Wilbur Cohen and Irving Kristol. Preyer notes private solutions are preferable to broad government reliance and supports private enterprise in solving national problems. He co sponsors bills to tighten federal regulatory laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Preyer
Preyer
High Point Chamber of Commerce
National Commission
National Center For the Study of Government
Congress
Sylvia Porter
Michael DeBakey
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Max Parrott
American Medical Association
Wilbur Cohen
American Enterprise Institute
AMA
Benefit program features Ery Lewis at High Point theatre
Ery Lewis, folk singer turned Christian artist, headlines a benefit program at the High Point Theatre and Exhibition Center next Saturday. Also on the bill are Arnold and Prince Country Store, The St James AME Zion Youth Gospel Choir, and The High Way. Tickets available at the church office 463 S. Main. Program begins at evening hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ery Lewis
Urban Minster
High Point
Lewis
Johnsonville
Arnold and
Prince Country Store
St James
High Point Enterprise Publication Details and Fees
The High Point Enterprise notes publication details with alternate Sunday morning editions. Contact and subscription information appear, including address and rates, plus notes on carrier delivery and delivery responsibility. The page lists circulation and service terms, along with nonresponsibility for advance payments and carrier contact details.
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High Point Enterprise
City & Area
Ewan
Aet al Maren
All Cartitras Sealer
Ance Sncependeor
Nigh Paint Enterprise, Inc
Year of Reading Prompts Debate Across States
The piece questions the push for universal reading mastery, noting political hype and funding for reading programs. It asks how reading skills are valued by society, schools, and alumni, and whether endorsements like book fairs and reader leagues could shape support and outcomes.
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Ners
Carolina
Hoifhouser
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Melinda Holmes
Southside
High Point Housing Authority
Consumer Credit Counseling
Drug Action Council
High Point Legal Ser
For the Handicapped and Youth Services Bureau
Pew
J. C. McAllister
Servic Roma Foister
Reinekstaar Tse’ Na Kosinski
Pr Smothers
Melvin Garner
Whig
Forrest
Wimmen
Playboy
Family Circle
Ladies Home Journal
Talmott
Teevee
Cheese Company
Newws
Farad Phoco
Cris
Prieve
Tio Cnuven
IME ‘Associaren
Sunaay
Carri
SVE
Ftecronon
Rie Raleatoen
Holfhouser
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