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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1974
Page
2
Writer Jim Hawkins notes positive local progress as county Environmental Health Division reports air pollution levels well below unacceptable thresholds. Major firms invested hundreds of thousands in clean-air tech, nudging enforcement to improve health and livability despite ongoing vehicle emissions challenges.
Longtime High Point College leader Holt McPherson is stepping down as chairman of the board after 21 years. He helped build a strong financial base, led accreditation and growth, and will remain a trustee as the college enters a new era of leadership and continued progress.
A Sunday sermon explores King Solomon's wisdom from Proverbs and Ecclesiastes rather than wealth. It cites quotes about a good name, honest weights, soft answers, and warns against alcohol, praising Solomon's timeless guidance for moral character and daily speech.
Families of three former HPC presidents and three former trustees chairmen gathered to unveil portraits in the trustees dining room and hear Dr. William R. Locke recount HPC history. The event recalled the school’s tough early years, the faith and sacrifice that kept it afloat, and notable community figures who supported its survival.
The piece portrays Senator Marlow Cook of Kentucky as a strong ally of the tobacco industry. It details favors, gifts, and access provided by Phillip Morris and the Tobacco Institute, including travel, liquor, cigars, football tickets, and a paid secretary, while suggesting official denials of impropriety. It also touches on Watergate figures, Ford staff changes, and other political notes.
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