Overflowed States Pose Threat To Incumbents
Enterprise City editor Forrest Cates reports a crowded field for High Point City Council nominations. The Sept. 23 primary narrows 15 Democrats to nine spots and 10 Republicans seek eight seats, setting up a combative race for the November 4 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Cates
Enterprise City
High Point
Paul Clapp
Roy Culler
E. A. Arsenault
Sam Burford
Bill Brewer
Ben Collins
Williams Coleman
Jack Dillard
Rachel Gray
Paul Fine
Doris Lindsay
Jim McA
Boy builds Pusher chariot from odds and ends
Barry Billings of W Kearns Avenue crafts a cart called Pusher using an old chair paneling vinyl cloth ply wood and lawnmower wheels in two days trading car parts for materials. Barry known as Bouncing Barry can jump over trash cans and his current record is 11 cans while friends assist and watch repairs on a broken steering cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Billings
W. Kearns Avenue
Barry
Kevin Crawford
Marnie Dunlap
Johnny Penny
Free and Reduced Lunch Eligibility Outlined by Guilford Schools
Greensboro Guilford County schools outline free and reduced price lunch eligibility under federal policy. Families of four with income up to 8770 dollars qualify for free or reduced meals, with higher income up to 8700 dollars for reduced price. Additional allowances consider medical or shelter costs over 30 percent of income and special education expenses. Applications are filed at schools and reviewed by principals. appeals go to administrative staff at the district headquarters.
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Greensboro
Guilford_Courtt
Board of Education
Privette States 1976 Governor Run Decision Near
Rev. Coy C. Privette of the Christian Action League said he will announce by year’s start whether he seeks the 1976 Republican nomination for governor. The North Kannapolis Baptist Church pastor had previously rejected such an idea. His group could form the campaign nucleus after a 1972 liquor-by-the-drink battle victory.
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Raleigh
Coy C. Privette
Christian Action League
Privette
North Kannapolis Baptist Church
High Point Enterprise Rates and Subscriptions
An OCR fragment shows subscription and advertising rate notes for the High Point Enterprise. It references daily and Sunday editions, various term options, prices in dollars, and mentions carriers and representatives. The legibility is poor with many garbled phrases.
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High Point Enterprise
High Pain Enterprise
Avice High Point
N.C
Mons Associated
Povada
Environment toxicity cautions from experts lecture
Dr Anna M Raetjer of Johns Hopkins urged industrial nurses at the North Carolina association meeting to note that hundreds of new chemicals enter industry yearly and that some gases and particulates reach deep lung tissue. She cited cadmium oxide fumes, vaporized lead, and silicon sand blasting as serious risks. Lead paints in older northeastern buildings remain a major source of exposure for infants, potentially causing permanent brain damage.
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Phil Speaks Enterprise
Baetjer
United States
Baetje
Nurses
North Carolina to Hold Hang Gliding Championships
About 300 fliers are expected to enter the 1975 U.S. Hang Gliding Championships on Grandfather Mountain. The site offers a 1,000-foot vertical drop to a landing area one mile away and a 1,000-foot drop three quarters of a mile from the peak, with a 5.94 foot mountain.
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N. C
Grandfather Mtn
Building permits total 306000 and counting
Building permits issued by the city's Inspections Division reached 306,934 dollars. The breakdown covers 12 business permits and four housing permits valued at 122,200 dollars each, 24 house improvements at 56,716 dollars, five house repairs at 1,700 dollars each, 23 roofing permits at 12,673 dollars, and a single 100 dollar fencing permit. Several named projects include Mt. Calvary Baptist Church addition 3,000 dollars, Davis Upholstery fencing 2,780 dollars, General Steel Products interior alterations 14,465 dollars, Charles Kenner & Co interior alterations 16,000 dollars, Liberty Properties retaining wall 40,000 dollars at Westchester Mall, Thomas C. Freeman warehouse 19,500 dollars on W Lexington Ave, Southern Furniture Marketing Center alterations 17,800 dollars, and new houses for Douglas Miller 961,000 dollars on Oak Hollow Drive, Frank C. Stewart 90,000 dollars on Hillside Road, Spence and Lester 37,500 dollars on Trail Drive, plus Fred Hash trailer 3,000 dollars on Kivett Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
E. Kearns Avenue
Davis
Linden Street
General Steal Products
Blandwood Circle
Charles Kenner, Inc., &Co
N. Main Street
Liberty Properties, Inc
Westchester Mall
Westchester Drive
Thomas C. Freeman
W. Lexington Ave
Southern Furniture Marketing Center
Douglas Miller
Oak Hollow Drive
Frank C. Stewart
Hillside Road
Spence and
Lester
Trail Drive
Fred Hash
Kivett Drive
County Receives 5000 Dollar Bicentennial Grant
Guilford County Bicentennial Commission receives a 5000 dollar grant from the North Carolina Bicentennial Committee. The funds support the 1976 weekend event at Guilford Battleground Greensboro featuring the Battle of Guilford Court House reenactment with the First Maryland Regiment and a nationally prominent speaker.
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Tommye Morrison
Guilford County
Ellis
James S. Schenck II
Foscue Merger Put On Hold By Court Delay
John P Hailey president of Phillips Foscue Corp said the board of Phillips Foscue has been informed United Foam Corp Los Angeles has halted its cash merger offer awaiting prior court approval The action follows United Foam management remarks on August 14 that it would proceed despite an antitrust objection and would cover Phillips Fescue costs in any Justice Department suit
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John P. Hailey
Phillips-Fascue Corp
Phillips-Foscue
United Foam Corporation
Los Angeles
Calif
Phillips- Foscue
United Foam
Antitrust Division
U.S. Dept. of Justice
Phillips‘Fescue Corp
Dept. of Justice
Millionth Prescription Fills Mann Drug Co Milestone
Mann Drug Co High Point North Carolina marked a milestone with the millionth prescription filled at Mann Drug No 2 on Main Street Westwood Avenue. Doug Callicutt announced the order for Robert Ingram of 826 Montheu Avenue and staff cheered as the prescription was prepared. The store plans to move to the former A and P building on North Main Street, with opening in October. The Mann Drug chain began with the Elwood Hotel site and now operates 26 stores across North Carolina from Boone to Laurinburg.
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Tommye Morrison
Mann Drug Co
High Point
North Carolina
Mann Drug
Doug Callicutt
Main Street
Westwood Avanue
Robert Ingram
Montheu Ave
Callicutt
Ingram
First
Elwood
Store No. 2
North Main Street
Dowdy
J. D. Mann
Boone
Laurinburg
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Snsei
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Tory
Dr. Baetjer
North Carolina General Assembly
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Moore’s Creek
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