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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1974
Page
1
Forrest Dates weighs in on big issues facing Americans and North Carolina readers. He riffs on impeachment, rationing, school discipline, naming the High Point stadium, and local lore about Oak Hollow, ending with lighter questions about dinner choices and gifts.
Guilford County Board of Education adopts a system wide plan for nominating district school committees and advisory committees. Nomination meetings will select nominees for Board presentation by secret ballot with results sent to the board in April reorganizational sessions. The plan covers district units such as Jamestown with five members and advisory units with three to five members.
Health week activities planned by Guilford County Health Dept include dental inspections for third graders in county and city schools. GTI dental hygienists will visit schools. dental kits distributed. Central YMCA hosts an eight week scuba class starting Tuesday, with national certification upon completion, full equipment included. Industrial Craftsmen training in Guilford Tech Institute aims to fill local maintenance skill gaps. Two film showings at Washington Street Branch Library feature Shaggy and A Man Called Adam with an all star cast. library located at 201 Fourth St.
The High Point area will see showers and thundershowers end today with a switch to partly cloudy skies. Cooler temperatures descend tonight and Monday with highs in the 60s, according to the National Weather Service forecast.
The Model Cities Commission of High Point announces a town meeting on Thursday February 7 at 7 30 p m in Room 208 City County Building to discuss the use of an additional 156 000 grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Citizens may share views on ongoing projects and suggest new ones with proposals due by 5 p m February 6 at the Model Cities office 609 S Main St.
Wake Forest University marks its 140th anniversary with a Founders Day convocation at Wall Chapel at 11 a.m. Dr. James Ralph Scales will deliver a State of the University address. Presentations include the Medallion of Merit and the $750 Excellence in Teaching Award for an assistant professor or below. Recipients unnamed until convocation.
The Enterprise launches a Sunday feature by Tom Watson founder of Youth Unlimited Inc a High Point youth ministry. The first column Lets Talk About Your Kid appears on the opposite page with Watson a journalist and minister detailing youth welfare work and his background. He and his wife Pat Morgan live on Gods Farm with their three daughters Lynn Sherry and Beth.
Opinion piece questions who should decide life or death in abortion mercy killing and end-of-life choices. It argues decisions are deeply human, painful, and should be guided by compassion without endorsing who decides or when to end a life, citing cases from babies to the elderly and a dog.
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