Personality Profile Mrs Carla Kenny Returns to High Point Home
Carla Hubbard Kenny, an accomplished artist and ceramist, returns with husband John to High Point after years away. They premiered Design in Papier Mache, a joint book with photographs and instructions, following a Today show appearance. The Kennys, longtime educators and authors, travel between Europe, the United States, and Cuernavaca Mexico while continuing to create and teach papier mache techniques.
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High Point native artist finds harmony in Mexican home
Mrs. Kenny, sister of Donald Hubbard, ties family arts to papier mache decor project. The High Point native and her husband Kenny, a New York City native, enjoy Cuernavaca life with their daughter Pamela. She trained at Pratt and appears in a High Point visit feature amid artwork and memories.
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High Point
When ecology and progress collide in public debate
An editor notes that ecological concern is entangled with religious fanaticism and political error. He argues humans have transformed the environment through vast energy use and waste, urging a balanced approach to power needs, imports, and conservation while criticizing extreme eco-activism and calling for sober tradeoffs. He cites pipelines, detergents, and agricultural productivity as examples.
Nixon seeks China talks as UN issue looms
The Nixon administration faces a two China dilemma as it weighs formal recognition of Red China and the costs of evicting Chiang Kai-shek's regime from Washington. Nixon plans a trip to Beijing led by Henry Kissinger, signaling a potential ambassador exchange while Nationalist China remains in Washington.
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Henry Kissinger
Prelude to 1972 Politics Stir Guilford County Events
Sunday Accent reviews Guilford County political activity with a High Point Republican dinner for Rep. James Holshouser and a Greensboro Young Democrats Club meeting. Candidates, money concerns, and early Raleigh sessions mark a busy lead into 1972 as speakers clash over Nixon's record.
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Roaming the Piedmont leaves and politics mix in this note
The piece recalls crowded mountain trips for leaf viewing on a leaf train and the changing autumn smells. It shifts to reflections on weather, concerns about leaf piles, and a note on politics from Sen. Church to Nixon, ending with a self deprecating horoscope jab about aging and learning new ideas.
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Barber’s Junction
Barber’s
Powers-That-Be
YMCA consider building at Main Street after bond vote
Davidson dateline explains Thomasville voters face a $10 million school bond Tuesday that could shift YMCA needs. If approved a vacated 1922 Main Street Junior High may become a temporary YMCA site, with surveys underway to determine recreation needs and possible use of the adjacent gym.
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YMCA
Main Street
Corder
Fairgrove
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Main Street School
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