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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1964
Page
31
Critics call the Little Federal amendment a power grab but supporters say it ensures fair regional representation in a restructured General Assembly. Voters decide Tuesday in a statewide referendum with the Senate rising to 70 seats and the House to 100.
Allen Jay High School has earned accreditation from the Southern Assn. of Colleges and Schools after years of self study improvements and a campus review. Principal A. Doyle Early led a process involving county staff and state education experts, with a visiting committee visiting April 30 and May 1 to assess operations, facilities, and progress.
The December associational meeting added Allen Jay and Gibsonville High Schools to accredited members. Principal Early notes progress after addressing weak points, with a new library building, a full time guidance counselor, and a large study hall. The study hall connects to the library to streamline research with space for 60 students. The district previously approved a supplemental tax supporting library books and resources.
The Little Federal Plan would cut the State House from 120 to 100 seats and reshape the Senate to 70 members. Guilford would drop from six House delegates to four and gain perhaps one senator, while Mecklenburg and Forsyth counties face similar losses. Half the state's population could still elect a majority in the Senate, triggering long term political friction.
A humorous survey on auto repairs and bargains concludes women often outdo men in households chores and shopping. It notes wives excel at diplomacy with doorstep salespeople, driving, and persuading husbands to fix things, while men still outpace women in spitting distance.
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