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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1970
Page
4
County leaders overlook vision in High Point school construction praising the Wingate Andrews era standard. The piece lauds 24 classroom Shadybrook Elementary and Ferndale Junior High as models of lasting utility and character, arguing cheap build shortcuts undermine future needs.
Analyzed as a symptom of broader government and corporate failure the Penn Central bankruptcy threat exposes systemic strains across Health Education and Welfare Defense and the Treasury. The piece warns nationalization is not the solution and urges decisive leadership to avert chaos and preserve the economy and defense logistics.
The U S Japanese security treaty expires today and auto extends tomorrow amid friction over burden sharing and trade. Tokyo riots oppose extension while Washington debates limits on Japanese textiles. Prime Minister Sato hints a limited extension beyond a few years amid shifting positions.
Senate panel led by Senator Phil Hart plans to hold hearings next month on rising gasoline prices amid a pattern of price setting by major oil companies followed by others. The piece also notes White House hunger studies by two West Point captains and Nixon administration leverage over agriculture bills, with assertions about poverty and energy policy.
Washington announces a $750000 loan and grant for High Point College to fund a new Student Center aimed at fall 1971 opening. The project marks a leap toward campus growth alongside chapel and library expansions as the college nears its Golden Anniversary in 1974.
Dr. and Mrs. James G. Huggin receive a farewell European trip gift as he becomes superintendent of the High Point District, moving from their parsonage to the district parsonage. The Huggins may join a Brussels trip for an architecture congress, possibly after the birth of their first grandchild. The High Point Arts Council reorganizes for 1970 71 with seven vice presidents and a planned Family Arts Festival Day. Washington and Lee University president Robert E. R. Huntley appeals for campus understanding amid tensions. Glass furniture plant dismantling accelerates as Globe plans move to parking near the new government complex. A Ramseur bridge club, started by Ruth Hoover, now numbers seven couples after years of growth.
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