Market week prompts debate on downtown parking enforcement
A reader panel in Jamestown discusses whether High Point Police should ticket out of town cars during the furniture market. Some defend strict enforcement citing equity and revenue, others urge leniency for buyers and consideration of parking facilities.
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High Point
Robert Ivey Jamestown
C. J. Farr
Lexington Ave
J. B. Hensley
Emerywood Court Apts
Bob Thacker
N. Hamilton St
Betty Love
Putnam Ave
Two Dozen Criminal Cases Set For Municipal Court Term
Two dozen criminal cases are calendared for trial in a Municipal Court jury term starting Tuesday with Judge Archie Myatt presiding. The docket includes driving drunk cases, reckless driving, prohibited liquor violations, hit and run, assault with a deadly weapon, and other offenses.
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Archie Myatt
Mary Buck Gardner
Glenn Foy Wiley
Harry Edward Allred
Buster Jones
Claud Monroe DeHart
Ronald Jerry Beane Jr
Monroe Grayson Ward
George Williams Jr
Arthur H. Dennis
Margaret Annette Boggs
Glenn Walker
Melton Wail
Wiley Laterite
James Washington Wall
Clyde T. Godfrey
Herman T. Crabtree
Roosevelt Howze
Coy Lensley Willett
Walter Lee Owens
Republicans Fail To Field City Slate In Election Saga
A chaotic local political page shows the GOP failing to present a ticket amid party leadership disputes. Reports cite internal dissent and uncertain motives while Democrats rally, with candidates like Bobby Rankin and Edgar “Bucky” Snider campaigning ahead of the primary and city elections.
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GOP
Max Meeks
League of Women Voters
Edgar (Bucky) Snider
Horace G. Ilderton
Willard Evans
R. Bruce Surratt
J. B. Phillips
Gary Davis
L. B. Haizlip
John
Democrats Expected To Vote Tuesday In Divided City Primary
Democrats in a split against a morality faction head to the polls in a local primary. Observers estimate up to half of more than 13 000 registered Democrats may vote as the race features 25 candidates for mayor and City Council amid machine backing and independence. Voting starts Tuesday at 6 30 a.m. and closes at 7 p.m.
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Forrest Cates
Party
Citizens Committee of Morality
Eigh
John Finger
J. E. Ward
Morality Forces Change Ballots To Suit Group
The Citizens for Morality in Municipal Government clipped top and bottom of an official ballot sample in the Democratic primary and mailed it to voters. After the Elections Board protested, the group amended the circular by removing the top and Utley’s name, saying it was much ado about nothing.
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Municipal Board of Elections
Citizens For Morality
Enterprise
Elections’ Board
Arthur M. Utley Jr
Elections Board
Citizens
Utley
Citizens’ Group
Arch Schoch
Election Board
National Food Stores to Open Largest Carolinas Warehouse
National Food Stores announced a new 53,000 square foot single floor warehouse on Courtesy Road replacing the old Peerless Veneer plant. The facility will include a mezzanine for drugs, 150 by 220 feet dimensions, capacity for nine railroad cars, ten unloading doors, and refrigeration to hold up to 14 car loads. It aims to cut costs via faster handling and may add up to 75,000 square feet later.
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National Food Stores
Courtesy Road
Robert Hutchens
High Point
Winston, Salem
Greensboro
Thomasville
Asheboro
Carolinas
Hutchens
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Bucky) Snider
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Charles Stuart
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