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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1975
Page
1
Forrest Dates writes of owning cats and the squabbles of two stubborn toms. He laments the cats’ appetite and the family’s efforts to feed them while noting a new city law aiming to control dogs and possibly cats, hoping it might curb their appetite.
The High Point Housing Authority moves to build a 100 unit public housing complex near Fairview Elementary School with a priority for elderly residents. Commissioners want to reserve occupancy for seniors and retain control over who moves in. HUD funding changes could shift ownership and management options.
A charity bike-a-thon organized by the American Cancer Society and High Point Bicycle Club will occur Saturday September 27 to raise funds for cancer research. Riders pedal 25 miles total on a route starting at Andrews High School and visiting Oakview Community Center Emerywood Baptist Church Armstrong Park before returning. Sponsor sheets available from co chairs Clarence Keever and Susan Wooley. participation open to all ages with minor protections.
The weekend will be fair with cool temperatures. Daytime highs reach the low 70s and tonight’s lows dip to the upper 40s to low 50s. The chance of precipitation remains near zero through tonight.
Oakview Lions plan their annual broom sale the weeks of September 15 and 22 with items made by the Industries of the Blind in Greensboro. Davidson County Community College offers The Art of Clear and Effective Writing starting Tuesday evenings for 10 sessions. Local groups announce meetings, volunteer calls, and classes across Asheboro Jamestown and High Point, including RTI training, adult education, and parent programs at Parkview School.
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with mail and carrier options. It notes In NC subscriptions subject to 4 percent sales tax and lists the publisher address and national advertising representatives.
High Point's transit chief Jack Holt outlines a complete image revamp including new uniforms, redesigned buses in blue and maroon, and brighter garage spaces. Salaries rise from $2.30 to $3.09 per hour as part of the overhaul. Holt booted an on-route tour to introduce himself and reassure riders amid rumors of cuts or fare hikes. He notes air conditioning for all buses and plans to add 18 new units to the fleet, plus two from the old fleet, totaling 20. A 60 to 90 day study will review routes for potential service increases and possible 15 minute frequencies to boost rider interest.
A humorous personal essay debates joining Weight Watchers and other weight loss groups. The author mocks diet culture, weights, and charts while confiding habits and cravings. They joke about fashion, models, calories, and the paradox of happiness and weight.
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