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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1972
Page
2
A narrator muses on wanting a boat near his home to fish and boat on a new city lake. He weighs costs from a thousand per foot to john boats, jokes about budget limits, and decides against a john boat to avoid sinking in a bathroom misstep. He also jokes about his wife and kids rowing.
Enterprise staff writer Howard Hayes outlines Judge Byron Haworth’s view on 15 years of changes in Guilford County and North Carolina courts. He notes heavier caseloads, longer trials, expanded rights for defendants, stricter law enforcement, and the rise of probation as a key option alongside prison terms.
The North Carolina governor race is shaped by the May 6 presidential preference primary. Former governor Terry Sanford and Duke president seeks the Democratic nomination amid Muskie support from Gov. Bob Scott. Bowles and Taylor link to Sanford and Scott, while Holshouser and Gardner align with Nixon. George Wallace’s Florida win adds busing as a key issue.
High Point area residents can expect mild temperatures today and Monday with daytime highs in the upper 50s to low 60s and overnight readings near the mid 30s The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies today clearing later and cloud cover returning Monday as spring begins The regional airport weatherman at Friendship notes the early spring pattern for the region
High Point area high schools captured four superior ratings at the High Point Regional Choral Festival held at Ferndale Junior High School. High Point Central High School Girls Chorus and Central High School Mixed Chorus II earned superior ratings, along with T Wingate Andrews High School Mixed Chorus and Asheboro High School Mixed Chorus. The Boys Chorus at Andrews also received an excellent rating, while Western Guilford High School Mixed Chorus earned a good rating. Judges included Glenn Stearnes, John McLean, and Dr. Richard Cox.
A teacher plans a classroom mock election to teach third graders about candidates for governor and lieutenant governor, campaign slogans, and the value of the American vote. Students will write to candidates in plain language, create posters, and compare results to statewide outcomes while learning democracy and civic participation.
Campaign headquarter opening features James Holshouser backing Nixon busing proposals. He praises a constitutional approach and cites a South versus North policy aim. Ginny Holshouser cuts the ribbon as a Nixon photo and re election banner are displayed.
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