Paul Shinn’s West Coast Misadventure and a Broken Toe
Sports writer Paul Shinn endures flight anxiety on a California trip to cover a basketball championship. A taxi robbery scare in Los Angeles nearly leads to trouble with police, while Carolina’s loss prompts hostile fan threats. Shinn also suffers a broken toe from a hotel bedpost incident.
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Paul Shinn
Paul
Los Angeles
University of North Carolina
High Point
West Coast
Atlanta
National Guard
California
L.A
Carolina Lost
Gubernatorial Race Tightens As May 6 Primary Nears
Enterprise analyzes North Carolina campaigns with Bowles Gardner Taylor Hobby Hawkins competing for the Democrat and Republican nominations. Cam bridge poll projects Gardner and Taylor winning May 6, with Gardner poised to prevail in a close GOP contest. Gardner campaigns as the experienced statewide candidate signaling possible November victory.
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Robert Marks
Raleigh
Hargrove
Skipper
Jim Gardner
Jim Holfhouser
Gardner
High Point
North Carolina
Pat Taylor
Bowles
Wilbur Hobby
Reginald Hawkins
Hobby
Afl-Cio
Hawkins
Charlotte
Cambridge Opinion Studies Inc
New York
Taylor
Tully Plesser
Plesser
State to propose back‑up water option for Archdale from High Point
Raleigh report: Archdale and High Point fail to agree on a back up water system. The state will present a new plan to both cities at a meeting in Greensboro on April 21. If rejected Archdale may seek federal funds to pursue an independent path.
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Don Wrenn
Enterprise
Raleigh
High Point
Archdale
Piedmont Triad Council of Governments
Henry York
York
Point
Jamestown Plans Citywide Spring Trash Pickup
Jamestown residents are asked to set out trash leaves and brush by 8 a.m. Tuesday for a free removal. Town Manager Charles Turner said three trucks will operate the yard, brush, and leaf collection, with items as large as two men can lift.
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Jamestown
Charles Turner
Turner
Randolph County Faces Dog Control Push and New County Manager
Randolph Health Director George Elliott heads a three point dog control plan including rabies vaccination clinics from April 1 to May 18 and a push to reduce stray dogs. Archdale and Randleman clinics are listed with fees and ages. The article notes lack of a pound and the new county manager Harold Holmes assumes duties April 1. It also covers delays in housing authority swears and a county drug abuse education effort facing student and teacher participation challenges.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
George Eliott
Elliott
Randolph Health Department
Health Department
Archdale
Trindale School
Randleman
Randolph County Board of Education
Arts Council to feature Kollath landscapes exhibit
The High Point Arts Council at 500 N Main St will host an April exhibition by Richard Kollath, UNC Greensboro art instructor. An open house is planned next Sunday to showcase Kollath's terra cotta and plaster landscape works.
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Richard Kollath
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
High Point Arts Council
N. Main St
Kollath
Flying in a Plane Feels Like a Fearful Adventure
A reader discusses fear of flying inspired by Dr. Marvin L Aronson's book How to Overcome Your Fear of Flying. The passage lists dozens of preflight and in flight fears from packing to hijackers, noting personal impressions and a supportive sports editor column.
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Marvin L Aronson
Dr. Aronson
Paul Shinn
Los Angeles
Randolph County Zoning and Budget Topics on Tuesday Agenda
Randolph County commissioners meet Tuesday to discuss budgets extra territorial zoning and duties of a new county manager. They will receive a report on zoning from Asheboro City Manager Tom McIntosh and consider appointing Harold Homes as county manager beginning April 4. A Bi Centennial Committee request from Gov Bob Scott is on the agenda.
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Harold Holmes
Randolph
Holmes
M. M. Holmes
Sophia. Holmes
Jo Ann Coe
Ramseur
Jimmy
Ritchie
Asheboro
Randolph County
Tom McIntosh
Randolph Welfare
Marion Smith
Smith
Harold Homes
Bob Scott
Etchings Exhibit Showcases North Carolina History
A 50 piece black and white etching display from Louis Orr is on view at the High Point Public Library in April. On loan from Greensboro Public Library, the series depicts historic North Carolina sites drawn on site in the 1930s and reflects Orr’s noted career including the Louvre collection and World War I commissions. The show runs daily 9 am to 5 pm in the audio-visual room and school tours can be arranged with a film on state history.
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Gardners
High Point
North Carolina
Gardner
High Point Public Library
Greensboro Public Library
Louis Orr
National Museums of the Louvre
Paris
Orr
Robert Lee Humber
Greenville
Humber
New England
J. W. Orr
France
Rheims
Space Program Film Slated at High Point Library
A film titled America In Space will be shown Tuesday at noon in the High Point Public Library cinema cafe. The nontechnical documentary covers NASA’s first decade, highlighting manned space flight milestones and other science research.
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NASA
High Point Public Library
Recital by Robertson Featured at High Points Arts Council
Bob Robertson will present a recital at the High Points Arts Council at 8 p.m. on April 3 to which the public is invited. Robertson, a native of Princeton New Jersey and resident of High Point, will perform Baroque Romantic and Modern works along with several of his own compositions.
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Bob Robertson
High Points
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