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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1975
Page
6
Cloverleaf Supermarket announces grand opening at College Village Shopping Center at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the former Winn-Dixie location. The store emphasizes heavy western meats, produce, and national brands with an in-store Sweet Shoppe Bakery.
The 1975 76 year opens with weekly columns from Thomasville and High Point high schools in Sundays edition. A High Point Youth Council columnist will write, though the council post holder is not yet named. Nancy Brooks, a senior at T Wingate Andrews High, writes on the affairs of her school.
Inmates at the Tennessee State Prison resumed normal activities on Saturday after a riot Thursday night that left one prisoner dead from a throat slashing and ten wounded by guards. A prison official said operations were as they were the day before the uprising, with inmates on the basketball court, softball field, and social areas. The disturbance began when the kitchen ran out of pork chops and served bologna, prompting a melee after an inmate was struck by a guard.
Enterprise staff writer Jim Hawkins reports a strong year for High Point Chamber committees. Highlights include the Farmers Market launch with Environmental Quality, job education days with schools, I-85 extension push via Transportation, and a surpassing of the 7:50 Club goal. The downtown study nears 85 percent and mobile home zoning directions are explored. Public meetings with leaders occurred, and a 1976 outlook program is planned. Efforts include international trade, furniture export focus, and tours of North Carolina Ports Authority facilities. The organization also notes growth eastward, improved transportation needs, and expanded student work experiences with executives.
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