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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1974

Page

6

Report Of Rape Said Unfounded

Asheboro report says a High Point girl was reportedly taken from the Chessmen Club House by the Outlaws of Davidson County after a gathering with rival gang members, but Sheriff Lloyd Brown calls the rape claim hearsay and says no charges or injuries warrant action.

Asheboro High Point Randolph ‘County Lloyd Brown Brown Chessmen Club Utah Chessmen Davidson County Fort Pad

Independent oil station bills and Preyer rescue at pool

Lawmakers discuss a bill to curb fixed term leases by oil firms aiding small dealers and consumers through competition. Britt Preyer, a Davidson College student, saved 12 year old Lwanna Byers from drowning at a Chapel Hill pool and helped administer aid. North Carolina Democrats prepare for the North State Caucus at Atlantic Beach.

Britt Chapel Hill Preyer Davidson College Lwanna Byers Royal Park Apartments Highway 54 Carrboro North Carolina Memorial Hospital North Carolina Atlantic Beach

Open Records For Parents Under New Federal Law

Public school records become accessible to parents under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. Parents may inspect their child’s cumulative file and request corrections or removals after a hearing process. The change, approved by President Ford, aims to resolve disputes over test scores notes and conduct records and requires open administrative records. A local incident noted a dryer fire alarm at the Sunshine Center laundry on S Main Street Ext.

Raleigh Gerald Ford William W. Peek Department of Public Education Peek Board of Education Sunshine Center S. Main Street

Thief Foiled: Suits Recovered By Quick Clerk

An attempted theft of three suits valued at 180 dollars was thwarted by a Richardson's Dept Store clerk, Skipper Wardell, who chased a black youth about 16. The youth dropped the clothes near W A Davis Milling Co and fled, leaving the suits recovered. Other Monday thefts included two auto batteries, two walkie talkie radios, and copper, with a failed entry at Food World from an air conditioning unit on the roof causing 100 dollars in damages.

Hilary Luther Jones Valley Ridge High Point Memorial Hospital Mr. Jones Carrol County Robert Mary Dowell Jones High Point Carrick Turning Works Ashland Street Baptist Church Lila Monday Arvin Z Bobby J. Jones Airy David W. Jones Rt. 2 Trinity Bessie Vernon Reggie Beulah) Jones Cana Robert Jones Jr Jack Jones Mt. Airy Isaac Nora) Easter Lillian Vernon Rt. 5 Glenn Qpalene) Gammons Bill Richardson's Dept Skipper Wardell Wardell W. A. Davis Milling Co Dorothy Case Richardson Street Leon Beeson Triangle Lake Road W. A. Linthicum and Son Tomlinson Street Surrett Drive Westchester Drive

Council to Demolish Substandard Lin coln Street Homes

The council authorized the inspections department to contract demolition of substandard Lincoln Street residences owned by John F. Brinkley and E W Hooper, with charges to owners. Repair orders on Embler and Mabe properties were ignored, and notices threaten demolition at owner expense if compliance isn’t achieved by the next council meeting. City Attorney Saintsing argued for full compliance under housing ordinance.

Lincoln Street John F. Brinkley Myrtle Street E. W. Hooper Charles Embler John Mabe George Saintsing Myers Kearns Street

Free Lunch Procedures Unchanged in Randolph County Schools

Randolph County Schools keep current policy for free meals and free milk under the National School Lunch and Special Milk programs. Director Tommy Crawford says eligible children come from households at or below income levels, with principals assigning eligibility scales. Families with unusual expenses may apply, and forms are mailed to homes with copies at each school office.

Asheboro Randolph County Tommy Crawford School Food Service Crawford

Guilford County OKs 3.6 Million for Schools and GTI Projects

Guilford County Commissioners approved 3.6 million dollars for public schools and Guilford Technical Institute capital projects. Opposition centered on a 350 thousand dollar Greensboro pool at Grimsley High and a GTI bus purchase. Other items include bus costs, remodels, and facility enhancements across the county.

Greensboro Guilford County Board of Commissioners Guilford Technical Institute Richard Maxwell Dale Montgomery High Point Grimsley High School Robert Shaw Percy Sears F. P. Bodenheimer Maxwell GTI Jamestown Oak Hill Oakview Guilford County School Guilford College

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H. L. Jones A. W. Jones Arnold Warren Jones Randolph Hospital Chatham County First Baptist Church of Nancy Dunn Leon Jones Pinehurst Alta Powers Bennett Pugh Funeral Home Callie Lambeth Ramseur Callie Lineberry Lambeth Hill Haven Rest Home Durham Duke Hospital Loflin Funeral Home John E. Barker Richmond Deltaville Grace Jennings Barker M. J. M. Thomas Ferndale Dr N. C Stella L. Hope Norfolk Joseph W. Bliley Marshall St Oakwood Cemetery Lexington Ave National Ue A Chestnut Haizlip Funeral Home, Inc Fourth Street Church Street Themaerilie Bill Noblitt Saintsing Thigh Potat Nash Nash Jewelry & Loan CO N. Main St Oakwood Memorial Park Monthieu High Point Dean Pruette Jackson Clinic Thomasville N.C Showtime THE Enterprise Television Guide
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