Agency Heads Quit Weary Of Funds Battle in High Point
Timberlake and Poisson resign as agency directors after funding battles with City Council. Timberlake, 28, led Youth Services Bureau since 1972. Poisson, 32, headed Legal Services for years. Council balked at a 5 percent pay rise, tying agency morale and operation to continued CD funding amid staff pay concerns and prior legal battles.
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Stall Wester
Edgar Timberlake
Jack Poisson
High Point
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Legal Services
Youth Services
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Legal Services Board
Me vee Me vee By Forrest Dates
A columnist recounts Ray Hubbard’s quirky fixation with rocks and a snail, detailing memories of a gifted rock, a glued oil flask, and a paste pot mascot. The narrator confesses growing affection for the snail and seeks a rock with character to match Ray’s dedication.
Calf Smolders Here in Winter Keept from Cold Board Breach
Enterprise photographer Chris Petree captured a sullen eyed calf peering through a crack between knotted boards. The caption hints at winter cold and the calf’s mood, inviting readers to interpret the expression themselves.
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Enterprise
Chris Petree
In Pursuit of Privacy screened at High Point Theater
A 10:30 a m Wednesday presentation at the High Point Theatre and Exhibition Center will dramatize loss of privacy in recent years. The multimedia program, titled In Pursuit of Privacy, warns of rapid data collection and computerization of personal information. Sponsored by the National Council of Jewish Women locals in High Point Greensboro and Raleigh, the free event features narrators Julie Hacks and Richard Kiley and a luncheon with remarks by Frank Wilkinson of the National Committee Against Repressive Legislation.
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High Point
Greensboro
Raleigh
National Council of Jewish Women
Julie Hacks
Richard Kiley
Cold Snap Persists As Forecasters Predict Limited Relief
Weather officials expect no quick warmup as the current cold snap lingers into the coming days. Forecasters say today and Monday will bring mostly sunny skies with daytime highs around the 40s, rising to the 50s by Tuesday under continued clear conditions from the Friendship weather bureau.
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Friendship Weather Bureau
Williams Says He Never Got Justice After Exile Drop
Black activist Robert Williams reacted to Union County dropping kidnap charges as not changing his view of American justice. He argued authorities used a trumped up case to silence his civil rights work, citing 14 years of pursuit and his expected trial. He had planned a $1 million lawsuit against state officials but may not pursue it now.
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Robert Williams
Union County
Williams
Union County Dist
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Bruce Stegall
Stegall
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D-N.c
Bob Scott
Union County Superior Court
Yesteryear
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Thanucah Gaveshamm Tawan
Exum to Speak at DAC Meet in High Point
North Carolina Supreme Court Justice James G. Exum Jr. will deliver the principal address at the High Point Drug Action Council annual meeting on Thursday Jan. 29 at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church starting 7 50 p m. The DAC president said the public is invited. A brief business session precedes the address and an informal reception follows. Exum was appointed to the NC Supreme Court in 1974 after seven years on the Superior Court bench. He is a Snow Hill native and UNC and NYU Law School graduate, now living in Raleigh with his wife Judith Jamison and three children.
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High Point Drug Action Council
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
DAC
Jot Brown
Justice Exum
High Point
Guilford County
Exum
Dan K. Moore
Greensboro
N.C. House of Representatives
Snow Hill
Morehead
University of North Carolina
Where Have the Heroes Gone in Our Time
A High Point Friends Meeting newsletter front page by William Guthrie argues public uproar over JFK and other leaders' alleged affairs damages historic image. He says heroes are not idols, urges recognizing human flaws while maintaining respect for their contributions, and questions why strong leaders and role models are scarce today.
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John F. Kennedy
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Mr. Guthrie
Gllecatiane Ahomt
America
Washington
Women at Kernersville Library launch monthly series
Kernersville Branch Library starts a monthly program titled By Women, For Women with a talk by Barbara Kamara, former LINC Children's Center director, at 10:2 in Room 7. She will discuss what parents can do at home and answer questions. The High Point Jaycees offer a CPR course from 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, with six hours of training. Reservations: High Point Jaycee Office, 508 N Hamilton St. The High Point Merchants Assn annual banquet is set for 6:45 p.m. Tuesday at the Barn Dinner Theatre, followed by the show Kiss Or Make Up at 6:30 p.m.
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Barbara Kamara
Linc Children's Center
High Point Jaycees
High Point Jaycee
Hamilton
High Point Merchants Assn
Barn Dinner Theatre
Independent Newspaper Notice from High Point Enterprise
An OCR fragment from the High Point Enterprise includes masthead hints and postal notation. It mentions High Point NC 27201 and Associated Press rates, with garbled lines suggesting publication details and pricing. The readable items are minimal and fragmented, offering no clear event or names beyond the paper's identity.
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