Ferndale's Ray Correll Shaped School Fitness Program
Ferndale Junior High's 24 year veteran coach Ray Correll leads an integrated health, sports and conditioning program. The intramural plan uses a three period midday schedule to involve nearly every student in activities from tag football to paddle tennis. Correll credits Principal Gaither Frye and a long-term schedule for the program's success.
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Sam Bridgers
Ferndale Junior High School
Ferndale
Ray Correll
High Point Jaycees
Correll
Gaither Frye
Capital Beat: Capitol bombing tests security and openness
The Capital Beat weighs the challenge of protecting the U S Capitol while preserving its open access. Some lawmakers push for stronger security measures, while others joke about the incident. The piece recalls past intrusions and mocks, yet asserts the urgency of safeguarding the symbol of a free society.
Misjudging Black Manhood Sparks Debate In Essence
In the February Essence issue, Phyllis Foggie of the Bronx attacks the notion that black men act out of necessity. She argues men must accept responsibility at home for families, confronting life without excuses and urging societal focus on self discipline and work opportunities.
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Essence
Phyllis Foggie
The
Bronx
PTA views on High Point school board changes stir debate
Mrs. June Stackhouse defends PTA Council positions on trimming board terms to four years and widening appointment rules. She warns changes aim to curb evils of elected boards while boosting parental voice, insisting representative PTA structure involves all city parents. The piece discusses neighborhood schools, at large seats, and the need for community responsibility to support public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Stackhouse
High Point
Stackhouse
PTA Council
PTA
Mechanical tobacco harvesters near market debut in 1971
A Raleigh farm report notes progress toward commercial mechanical harvesting of flue cured tobacco with first machines due in 1971. Trials on a Johnston County farm show unaligned leaves harvests comparable in yield and price to hand primed leaves, though buyers may discriminate against unaligned tobacco.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State University
Johnston County
Rupert Watkins
Watkins
NCSU
High Point and Guilford County Eye Trash Grinding Plan
High Point officials with Guilford County and Greensboro study grinding garbage into shredded mulch at transfer stations to cut travel, speed collection, and reduce landfill volume. Ground waste would be hauled in larger trucks to landfills, with composting and metal recovery potential.
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High Point
Greensboro
Guilford County
Carl Wills
High Point Public Works
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Catawba College
China Grove
University of North Carolina At
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Mooresville
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Charlotte
Corrells
First Presbyterian Church
the Capital
By Leslie Carpenter
Washington
U. S. Capitol
Capitol Hill
Russell Long
Louisiana
Capitol
Senate
House
Martin Dies
Texas
Dies
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Brown
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Foggie
Thomas Gray
Secund
Alon
Mrs. Foggie
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Republican
Mrs. Stackhouse
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Charles Carter
W. Lexington Avenue
Jim Hawkins
Enterprise
Kivett Drive
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