Randleman Board Action Sets Public Housing Moves
Randleman Housing Authority voted to remove tenants whose incomes exceed HUD limits within six months with a possible extra six months if needed. If no housing is found after the second period, staff will assist. The measure, supported by Ray Cashatt, follows HUD rent levels and aims to enforce the policy while safeguarding the director. In a separate action, the board delayed eviction for a young mother by up to 30 days if she agrees to curb access to her husband via a restraining order.
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Randleman
Randleman Housing Authority
HUD
Authority Board
Ray Cashatt
Housing Authority
Cashatt
Thomas Wall
Cashat
Authority
Berard
Indian Artifacts On Display at Museum Exhibit
Indian artifacts from the Cody Wild West show are on loan to the museum. James Bohannan of the Archeological Society of North Carolina spoke on Indians of the Piedmont Tuesday night. The Buffalo Bill Cody collection, loaned by Dr. John Andrews Jr. of High Point, is also on display.
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James Bohannan
Archeological Society of North Carolina
Piedmont
Buffalo Bill Cody
Cody
John Andrews Jr
High Point
Art Richardson
High Point Museum
E. Lexington Avenue
B.C
Driver Manuals In Short Supply At Local Office
The state Motor Vehicles Dept warns its local driver’s license office is out of the Driver’s License Refresher Manual and the Traffic Law and Highway Safety manual used by applicants. Examiner Dick Carter urges return of loaned copies to allow others to study, offering a return or mailing address at the highway patrol office on Francis Street.
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State Motor Vehicles Dept
Dick Carter
Carter
Highway Patrol
Francis Street
Guilford Counts First 1973 Revenue Sharing Check
Guilford County reports its first 1973 revenue sharing payment of 394,328 from the federal government for the first quarter. Total received to date reaches 1,774,032 as officials note a nationwide payment rise and an ongoing federal appeal over underpayments.
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Guilford
Greensboro
Guilford County
Thomas Cashwell
Cashwell
Two Police Cars Involved In Separate Crashes
Two patrol cars were in separate accidents on Monday. Patrolman George Ernest McDowell was injured when his car collided with Furman Jackson Jr. on N Main Street. Jackson faced a stop sign violation charge with $900 combined damage. A second crash on Hendrix Street involved Patrolman Jerry Wayne Cook backing into a parked car, with $25 damage to the other vehicle and no charges. Jessie Walton Townsend faces a charge of leaving the scene after a collision with Chester Flippen on Dillon Road.
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George Ernest McDowell
Rt. 3
Trinity
McDowell
Furman Jackson Jr
Cedar Street
N. Main Street
English Road
Jackson
Jerry Wayne Cook
Rolling Road
Hendrix Street
Marion Penland Dunigan
Dunigan
Jessie Walton Townsend
Greensboro
Townsend
Chester R. Flippen
Jamestown
Dillon Road
Scientific Street
Exposition building eyes 99 year lease and new theater
Gruenberg outlines a 99 year lease or purchase for the exposition building on the old City Hall site with a 1000 seat ground level theater and office space. Construction would start within 45 days, targeting completion by May 31, 1974 to ready showrooms for the October market, while parking needs drive site choice on E Green Drive. The plan links to a new City Hall on S Hamilton and envisions a steel frame addition connected via Wrenn Street Wing, with site changes due to location differences. High Point furniture market faces parking strains and community cooperation is urged.
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SFEB
City Hall
S. Hamilton
Old
Green Drive
Gruenberg
E. Green Drive
Dallas
Exposition Building
High Point
Hickory
School Lunch Acceptance Expands to More Sites Next Summer
Mrs. West notes sixth graders at Shady Brook will eat school lunch more willingly this year. She plans to discuss results after the experiment. If Mrs. Dillard has her way, kids at Clara Cox Apartments Carson Stout Apartments and six other sites will get a Frisky-style meal Monday to Friday next summer.
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Shadybrook
Peace Vigil in Greensboro To Resume
In Greensboro a weekly peace vigil in front of the Federal Building will resume today after a five year run. Bill Jeffries chair of Citizens Concerned About the War Committee said noon vigils are restarted because people are unaware or unconcerned about the government's role in Indochina. The vigils had been called off in January.
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Greensboro
Bill Jeffries
Indochina
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