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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1977
Page
3
The article explores teen slang as a marker of camaraderie privacy and belonging. It notes words shift meanings over time and parents who imitate youths risk alienation while language evolves with social context and individual identity.
The Davidson Council on Aging schedules meetings with senior citizens to gauge opinions on programs. Sessions are planned at Friendship Baptist Church Lexington First Presbyterian Church Thomasville Mt Pleasant Freewill Baptist Church and Tyro Baptist Church with dates and times noted.
The weatherman at the regional airport reports partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures for today and Monday. Temperatures should reach the mid to upper 80s with a low around the mid to upper 60s. A ten percent chance of rain is forecast for today and tonight.
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription prices and mail rates for various terms, with in-advance payment required for North Carolina residents plus a 4 percent sales tax. The piece notes AP content rights and carrier independence for home delivery.
Archdale faces a pivotal Tuesday as residents decide whether the city can issue up to 4 million dollars in bonds to fund a sewer system and determine public support for growth or staying small. The move follows years of effort to bring water and sewer services to the community amidst pollution and health concerns.
UNCG launches an interdisciplinary honors seminar for freshmen with Dr Roc Smith overseeing the program. Chemistry professor Dr Robert Miller and philosophy associate professor Dr Jarrett Leplin will co teach the opening course on the development of scientific ideas from the classical age to Isaac Newton.
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