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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1973
Page
1
A humorous monologue on fall’s miseries from leaf piles to mowing, with jokes about wife reproof, moss replacing grass, Halloween mischief, chocolate overabundance, and the cold car seat dread. The narrator laments chores and seasonal quirks while poking fun at family life and small frustrations.
High Point voters head to the polls Tuesday with a wide choice of candidates for city offices and a rare issue on the ballot. The police department controversy stems from May 1972 theft-ring evidence and the IACP evaluation, fueling council friction and influencing the Republican mayoral nomination.
High Point voters face four local measures including whether the High Point School District appointive vs elective school board will switch to electing members beginning November 1975. The Seven-member board terms and ward representation stay unchanged. Other statewide questions include a $300 million school bond, liquor by the drink with local option, and a 1971 Clean Water Bond Act amendment for $30 million to assist local wastewater projects.
A full page urging a yes vote on the 300 million state school construction bond issue highlights aging facilities across North Carolina. It notes Guilford County and High Point needs for libraries, gyms, cafeterias, and classrooms, with projected 1973 and 1978 station totals and per capita allocations. The piece links population shifts to rising space demands and supports expanding kindergarten space while stressing no tax increase from passing the bond.
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