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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1972
Page
14
Anne Navarro Doug Byrd and Drew Nealeans joined a youth trailer tour at High Point College on Monday. The group supports Pat Taylor in the Democratic gubernatorial primary set for May 6.
Thomasville police arrested several residents on warrants claiming assault. Wilson Doss, 21, and Donald McClure, 16, face serious assault charges with weapons. Mose Nelson, ? charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. Nelson free on 500 dollar bond.
Six Democrats seek Congress in the Fourth District with similar views on most issues. Ike Andrews, Archie McMillan, Jules Coggins, Charles Bullock, Wense Grabarek, and Bill Creech campaign in Randolph Wake Durham and Chatham counties while Jack Hawke runs unopposed in the GOP primary. Andrews highlights district presence, busing concerns, and New Hope Dam water quality. McMillan stresses education and Vietnam withdrawal. Coggins backs education and drug court reforms. Bullock touts Wallace endorsement and nonestablishment stance. Grabarek calls for prudent federal spending and unified desegregation laws. Creech supports expanded Social Security and leverages foreign and legal experience. The Democratic winner faces Hawke in November with no clear frontrunner emerging.
The grievance committee for Developmental Day Care workers urged Model Cities to withhold next year’s budget until their concerns are resolved. Roger Bell of Fore-See expresses confidence problems can be worked out as the nonprofit Day Care expands from under 12 children to over 150 across five centers.
Grantham Dr. residents stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Fowler via the Chamber of Commerce rooming service during the market. Mrs. Sacks, visiting the United States for the first time, expressed a wish to stay longer. Charles Byrd Sr. and wife received permanent passes as first citizens of Furnitureland U S A at a ceremony led by Leo Heer.
Reynolds McKinley Cooper, 76, died after chasing a dog into Main Street and being struck by a southbound car driven by Wilmer Stalker. Cooper lived about two hours after reaching Randolph Hospital. Investigation continues. no charges filed. Survivors include three sons, five daughters, a brother and a sister. funeral arrangements incomplete.
Guilford County officials review bids from J W Burris Co of Winston-Salem and Heil Co of Milwaukee for three solid waste shredder units. Burris bid 223131 for one unit with two option units at 217216 each. Heil bid 363800 for each unit. Completion of review aims for May 15 recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners. potential operation of the High Point unit by end of 1972 pending weather and prompt action.
Comprehensive Manpower Program a GTI division will host a two day job day seminar at 329 N Main St in the Arcade Building lower level. The Wednesday session targets 10 clerical managers and the Thursday session 10 industrial managers with sessions from 9 am to noon. John T. Clark cites a community manpower survey showing demand for skilled and clerical work.
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