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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1975

Page

2

Thomasville vote sends message on ABC stores

In Thomasville the Tuesday vote against ABC stores showed 329 more residents opposed than favored, while High Point plans suggest delaying any campaign until next year. Voter turnout was low in Thomasville, with dry voters more active than pro-ABC supporters. Pro-wet strategists in High Point anticipate leveraging the 1976 national election to sway results.

Jim Johnson Thomasville ABC High Point Drys U.S N.C Congress

Durkin Wins NH Senate Seat as Wyman Loss Shakes GOP

New Hampshire voters chose Democrat John A. Durkin over Republican Louis C. Wyman by about 30 000 votes amid Watergate revulsion and economic concerns. Durkin’s victory gives 62 Democrats in the Senate and signals GOP anxiety for 1976 as Durkin vows to rock the Washington boat.

New Hampshire Ford Ronald Reagan Reagan California Louis C. Wyman Senate John A. Durkin Wyman Durkin Carmen Chimento American Party Nixon Washington

Poster at St Anne’s proclaims faith in Wake Forest’s football win

In Winston-Salem the small Episcopal church St Anne’s displays posters from Sunday school classes. A new banner declared If Wake Forest University can beat N C State in football, all things are possible. The line captures the church’s informal spirit and the faith’s claim to truth.

St. Anne's Winston-Salem Wake Forest University N.C. State University

Lawn Sign at Appalachian State University Provokes Wit

A sign on a dormitory lawn at Appalachian State University claims climate self interest by warning that surviving grass will supply oxygen for two students for a semester. The note frames environmental protection as self-serving.

The Charlotte Observer Appalachian State University

The Auto Market Shifts to Smaller Cars Across America

The piece notes a transition from full sized to compact and sub compact cars in the U S since 1970 as federal standards rise and gasoline prices climb. It forecasts 65 to 80 percent of sales by 1980 will be small cars and suggests Americans may drive less and fly more on longer trips.

Detroit John Keats U. S Dan Fisher The Los Angeles Times

Bald Head Dilemma Shows Deep Coastal Change Debates

A wide array of voices weigh Bald Head Island fate and coastal law shifts. Wallace Kaufman argues the Carolina Cape Fear Corp was not undercapitalized but hampered by environmental lawsuits from the Conservation Council and the Sierra Club. The piece notes evolving wetlands doctrine, Army Corps of Engineers mandates, and NEPA, framing a long, costly path to potential development. It also covers shifting furniture industry forecasts, North State Telephone's number change, and local appointments and events reflecting broader North Carolina business and civic life.

Bald Head Island Wallace Kaufman The Conservation of North Kaufman Carolina Cape Fear North Carolina Hilton Head Bald Head U.S Army Corps of Engineers Y Car

Washington Merry-Go-Round Secret pledge to Israel defense

The United States reportedly pledged beyond aid for 1976 to maintain Israel's defensive strength with advanced weapons and long-term military and economic support. Documents describe joint studies, contingency plans, and oil reserves funding while negotiating steady allied defense and diplomatic backing.

Washington U.S Israel Congress America United States Henry Kissinger Egypt

Plea From A Poor Fisherman For Old City Lake

A longtime high point angler laments shrinking rental boats at Old City Lake and unequal funding. He recalls past access limits, contrasts with Oak Hollow, and urges the city to restore wooden rental boats for small boat anglers who rely on the lake for fishing. He warns against restricting access and urges preservation of traditional leisure at the reservoir.

Old High Point City Lake High Point Old City Lake Oak Hollow Blair Park

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David A. Rawley JR And Corporation Conservation Council Sierra Club Manpower Inc North State Telephone Co Archdale J. B. Gibson Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina John Ingram North Carolina Insurance Ingram Alcohol Education Center Jamestown Jack Burris St. Andrews College Board of Trustees Laurinburg Greensboro Road Deep River Road Henleys S. Hamilton Street Murphy Osborne Environmental Center Board High Point College Executives Club Re'Generation George Washington Raboteau T. Wilder Jr R. T Wilder Western North Carolina Asheville Charlotte Duke University Gastonia Jack Anderson United Feature Syndicate Senator Spaper Jordan Straits of Bab-el-Mandeb Red Sea Strait of Gibraltar Mediterranean Navy Finback Moffet Naval Air Station Calif Burt Reynolds Bikini Ralph R. Hodges
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