Debate Over School Board Referendum in High Point
The school board vote issue returns to High Point as reports claim offers of board seats were made to June Stackhouse and Jennie Herndon to drop the referendum. City leaders push a town meeting to hear both sides while Senate action on an elective board moves slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hubbard
High Point
June Stackhouse
Jennie Herndon
General Assembly
Mrs. Herndon
Bill Bencini
Frank Wood
S. E. Burford
State Senate
Senate
Local Government and Regional Affairs Committee
Coolidge Murrow
House
Bencini
Guilford
Paul Clapp
Stack
Kirkman
Clapp
Stackhouse
PTA Council
Herndon
Murrow
Sen
Lynwood Smith
Smith
Sunday Morning May 6 1973 Page 2A
A concise page two from Sundays edition dated May 6 1973 highlights local briefs and notices printed for the morning edition. This record captures the readable items as posted on page two.
IACP Evaluators Urge Civilian Boom for High Point Police
The IACP staff urges High Point to raise civilian workers from 19 to 41 and cut sworn officers from 141 to 129 while increasing total staff from 159 to 170. It calls for fewer captains and lieutenants, more sergeants and detectives, and reorganization to shift work from sworn to civilian staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hayes
High Point
International Assn. of Police
IACP
Police Department
Civil Service Commission
Laurie Pritchett
TACP
Ironic Navy Menu and Gas Ration Protest
Forrest Dates writes a satirical piece comparing modern gas saving measures with World War II shortages. He jokes about skipping lawn mowing and meat for fish, fearing officials benefit from higher rationing, while the Armed Forces offer stability and meals. The essay downplays patriotism to mock policy calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Morton
Mr. Morton
Hidden skeletons in the Roosevelt family closet
A reader critiques Elliott Roosevelt’s biography of Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt as exposing private family secrets. The piece defends the President’s dignity, condemns the son’s reveal of marital affairs and personal life, and argues such disclosures belong to the family, not public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Hank
Grandma
Ladies’ Home Journal
Franklin Roosevelt
Missy
Elliott Roosevelt
Elliott
Eleanor
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin
Roosevelt
Lucy Mercer
Frankin Roosevelt
Fats
Roosevelts
America
Ladies Home Journal
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Heat School Board
Guilford County
High Point Enterprise
P.D
Pritchett
Uniformed
a_ police department
Police
PTA
Forrest
By Faye Marks
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
N.C
Associated Press
AP News
Word-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
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