City Council Weighs Third Taxi Firm in High Point
In a closed session the High Point City Council weighs permit requests from J. R. Newton and Kenneth Workman to form a new taxi company with 12 licenses. Red Bird and Ebony oppose, arguing more cabs hurt profits and driver supply. Councilman Carson Stout opposes more permits. The issue remains unresolved after committee review.
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Marriage Work Not Merely Fun For High Point Teachers
High Point teachers heard Dr. Rachel Meschan insist that family life education frames marriage as work not a rose garden. More than 160 teachers attended the session at Wesley Memorial Church amid a conference urging broader view of family life beyond sex.
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Teenage divorce cases highlight family life education need
High Point Municipal Court reported 15 divorce cases on a recent Tuesday morning with seven involving teenagers and two of those marriages began before age 15. Judge Byron Haworth cited the court’s experience at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and urged stronger family life education as a remedy for distressed teen marriages. Under a December shift, probation efforts will focus more on teenagers who marry and face marital problems.
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Rain likely as weather improves with clouds tonight
The weatherman at Friendship says the probability of rain increases over the next day. Tonight will be cloudy and milder, ending a cool spell as conditions shift.
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Time Running Out for Presbyterians to Address Racial Problem
Time is running out for the white community to become concerned and involved in the racial problem, panelists told about 150 Presbyterians at First Church in High Point. The four Negro panelists urged action in housing education and employment to improve equality and hope, noting documented discrimination by at least 15 firms.
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Asheboro Wins Bid for North Carolina Jaycees Headquarters
Asheboro won the race to house the North Carolina Jaycees state headquarters, ending High Point’s 15 year hold on the site. The move will occur once an office building is ready in Randolph County seat, announced Asheboro Jaycee president Phil Sanders after a Charlotte board meeting.
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Guilford County Democrat slate promises busy judge primary
Eleven Democratic candidates compete for six district judge posts in Guilford County while five Republicans seek six seats with no primary. The winners will fill seats created by statewide court consolidation. city courts will be abolished and judges appointed after reforms.
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