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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1971

Page

13

Greensboro County considers one cent sales tax vote

Guilford County commissioners meet at the Agriculture Center to decide whether to place a one cent sales tax on the ballot to fund a proposed 30 million bond program. Supporters say bonds for schools are vital, while some demand clear outcomes if either the tax or bonds fail.

Greensboro Guilford County Richard Maxwell John Witherspoon Agriculture Center Witherspoon Sears Montgomery Bodenheimer Sheriff's Department Board of Commissioners Gibson Ieorge Seay Oro Seay

High Point Businesses Sell Guilford Bicentennial Coins

Twenty four High Point establishments join as coin selling points for Guilford County bicentennial tokens. Proceeds fund county improvements while holders gain access to bicentennial promotions. Local stores in Downtown High Point Westchester Mall and College Village Centers listed. Local officials discuss financing options including sales tax and property tax adjustments to fund proposed bond program and public services.

High Point Guilford County Jim Gill Gill Belk- Beck Gilbert's’ Shoes High Point Hardware Lester's

High Point 3 Enterprise Section B Friday Afternoon

The April 9 1971 feature highlights local news from High Point with a focus on Section B items. Details cover community developments and upcoming events in the area.

Early Morning Fire Hart Protests by Art Richardson

Fire crews battled a morning blaze at Hart structure as activists including Art Richardson protested outside. Officials traced cause to suspected arson, with minimal injuries reported and investigations ongoing.

Fire damages two buildings. rescue and investigation ongoing

Firefighters battled a two building blaze starting in a basement near W Washington and Liberty Loan. Firemen evacuated and treated D E Long, who inhaled smoke, as crews fought heat and smoke for hours. Cause under investigation with extensive damage to N Main Street and Liberty Loan structures. An Easter bake sale at Spring Hill United Methodist Church on West Lexington Avenue supports the church building fund.

D. E. Long Liberty Loan Co N. Main Street Long Loan Company W. Washington Drive W. Washington Nore Liberty Loan H. L. Thompson Thompson Spring Hill United Methodist Church West Lexington Avenue Church Building Fund

Easter Holiday Closings In High Point Area

Easter time brings closures and open hours across the city. High Point schools close from Thursday and reopen April 14 while City Hall and county offices shut with an emergency crew on duty for emergencies. Police and fire keep normal schedules, stores stay open, banks close Monday, and Easter sunrise services prepare at 5 52 a m with weekend forecast partly cloudy and mild.

High Point High Point College Westchester Mall

Gibson Calls Guilford County Police Plan a Political Move

Sheriff Paul Gibson denounces the proposed county police department as a political maneuver and questions its effectiveness and cost. He cites a $400000 annual sheriff unit budget versus Mecklenberg’s over $1 million and notes pay gaps harming professional recruitment. The public hearing is set for Saturday at the Guilford County Courthouse.

Greensboro Guilford County Paul Gibson Gibson Board of County Commissioners Ferce Department Board of Commissioners Crea

Retiring Katherine Nibbelink Honored by High Point Jaycees

High Point Jaycees honored executive secretary Katherine Nibbelink for a decade of service. At a Top of the Mart dinner about 150 attended as Jim Pearce presented a check and plaque. Nibbelink will retire end of April, with John Atkins to succeed her.

High Point Jaycees Katherine Nibbelink Mart Jim Pearce Bob Latta John Atkins The Jaycees Nibbelink

Passover Begins Tonight Across Jewish Denominations

Passover starts at sundown with seven days for Reform and eight for Conservative and Orthodox Jews. Services at B n ai Israel Synagogue in High Point are scheduled for 6 30 p m today Saturday at 9 a m and 6 30 p m c m. Rabbi Robert Sandman notes focus on Jews facing oppression in the Soviet Union.

B'nai Israel High Point Robert Sandman B'nai Israel Synagogue Soviet Union

Guilford Tops 95.4 Percent Of Tax Levy Collected

Guilford County reports 95.40 percent of its 1970 tax levy collected, totaling 21 702 738 31 dollars against a 22 749 877 97 dollar levy with 1 047 139 66 remaining due. Commissioners set May 3 to June 7 as board of equalization review period with sessions likely in High Point and Greensboro to handle 1971 assessments.

Greensboro Guilford County Board of Commissioners C. RK. Brooks Boro Board of Equalization John Witherspoon Pete Sears Richard Maxwell National Assn Oroomeeneee Washington Larer Witherspoon Con. Bose Ralph

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Dale Montgomery F. P. Bodenheimer Robert Mann Drugs Piedmont Savings & Loan Richardson's Rosaine’s Sears and Tobias Belk. Beck Frank A. Stith Thathimers Swiss Colony College Village Center Allied Radio College Village Barbers Eckerd's Drugs W. T. Grant Miller-Jones Shoes Saunders Hobby & Toyland K-mart Clinard Milling Co East Gate North Carolina Hart Protes Art Richardson Jaycee Group Mrs. Nibbelink Ray Monthieu Ave Jim Stratford Egypt Guilford Richard Ixon Maxwell
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