Progress on Elm Street bridge over Southern Railway
A bottom photo from the Elm Street bridge shows progress on two street projects. The English Road and Washington Drive Broad Avenue one way street complex advances as part of the plan to raze the Holstery Building for a proposed new city hall.
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Holstery
City Hall
Elm Street
Southern Railway
English Road
Washington Drive
Broad Avenue
July Job Applications Rise Yet Fall From June’s Peak
The High Point Employment Security Commission reports 545 new job applications in July up from 413 the year before, a 32 percent rise, but 21.2 percent below June’s 692 requests. Initial unemployment claims numbered 1,696 in July, down from 2,091 year ago, while weeks claimed rose to 3,929 from 4,081. placements totalled 157 in July, with 79 industrial, 110 in June, and other categories listed. ESC notes active files at 1,900.
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High Point Employment Security Commission Office
Hollar
Uly
ESC
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Agnew World Tour Report Sparks White House Talk
Vice President Spiro Agnew returns from a 141 person goodwill tour across Saudi Arabia Ethiopia Kenya Congo Spain and Portugal with reports sparking long term foreign policy implications. He quipped about golf and tennis while noting conversations with leaders including King Faisal Kenyatta Mobutu and Haile Selassie.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Saudi Arabia
Thiopia
Kenya
Congo
Spain
Portugal
Nixon
Spiro
Chung Hee Park
Prince Faisal
King Faisal
Jomo Kenyatta
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Mobutu
Kenyatta
Family files suit over rat bites at West Avenue apartment
Rosa Lee and Alvester Floyd seek 100000 for their twins Danita and Anita from attorney Charles R. Jarrell in Superior Court. Danita allegedly permanent disability from rat bites, with Anita less severe injuries and medical expenses of 1348.20. The case notes June 11, 1969 rat attack at 1307 West Ave and relocation of the Floyds from Robeson County to High Point by Mobility Inc. The article mentions a city rat campaign following the incident.
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Superior Court
West Ave
Rosa Lee
Alvester Floyd
Danita
Anita
Charles R. Jarrell
Vernon W. McFalls
Denita
McFalls
Floyds
Robeson County
North Carolina
High Point
Mobility, Inc
West Avenue
Jarrell
Rezoning Request For Watershed Residential Set For Board
A Guilford County Planning Board meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. will review a Deep River Township land rezoning near Waterview Road from agricultural to watershed residential for Guil Rand Realty Inc. The change requires 40 000 square foot lots. Other farm to residential transfers are also on the August agenda.
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Greensboro
Deep River Township
High Point
Guilford County Planning Board
Guilford Comey
Jerry C. Callicutt
Guil Rand Realty, Inc
Waterview Road
Skeet Club Road
Planning Board
Sitterson Elected ElectriCities Has New President
Simon C. Sitterson Jr. mayor of Kingston was elected president of ElectriCities of North Carolina at its Fifth Annual Conference held at Foxfire Golf and Country Club. The group represents 65 municipally owned electric systems serving over one million consumers and approved a resolution to push back against rising wholesale power costs.
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Pinehurst
Simon C. Sitterson, Jr
Kinston
ElectriCities of
North Carolina
ElectriCities
High Point
Foxfire Golf and Country Club
Sitterson
Federal Power Commission
Shelby
High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates and Policies
The notice outlines daily and weekly subscription prices, mailing options, and tax details. It states AP rights, copyright notice, postage classifications, and carrier independence, with inquiries to local carriers for home delivery rates. It also lists North Carolina tax applicability and National Advertising Representatives.
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N.C
Associated Press
High Point
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
College Students Push to Vote Where They Study in North Carolina
North Carolina students mobilize after a constitutional change to vote where they study. UNC Chapel Hill and East Carolina University households outnumber neighbors in college towns like Chapel Hill and Greenville, prompting lawsuits, residency debates, and a statewide push by student leaders to register and test domicile rules.
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Robert B. Cullen
Associated Press
North Carolina
Greenville
East Carolina University At
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina At
Brock
Unc-Ch
Rod Fonda
UNC
Fonda
Fona
Caroline Cody
Cody
Massachusetts
Robert Quinn
Glenn Croshaw
East Carolina University
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