Park Ducks Flourish as Birds Claim Year-Round Habitat
Ducks normally migrate but many have adapted to living in the park year round. The area has no hunting, allowing waterfowl to spend both winter and summer in this safe urban refuge.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1977
Page
9
Ducks normally migrate but many have adapted to living in the park year round. The area has no hunting, allowing waterfowl to spend both winter and summer in this safe urban refuge.
North Carolina GOP chair Jack Lee announced no organized campaign to defeat the gubernatorial succession amendment this fall. He will vote against it personally, while highlighting concerns over Jim Hunt's power and urging focus on local elections and party fundraising for upcoming state and local campaigns.
High Point voters face a sparse race as six candidates filed financial reports totaling under $500. Mayor Roy Culler has $75 in contributions and $25 in disbursements, with no primary opposition, while other hopefuls show minimal or no funding. Primary Sept. 27 precedes a Nov. 8 city election as 9 more candidates await filing.
Heritage Woods residents discuss possible action with the Consumer Protection Agency in Raleigh over poor service and maintenance and high rent. Chuck Creel says a single small claim suit against the complex, later settled, existed in Guilford Superior Court.
A Greensboro judge quashed a broad subpoena demanding all records on a past and current High Point officer in a civil suit filed by Rufus Fargas. The action targets Sgt Curtis Madden ex off Jim Jacobs and Deputy Adam Thomason over a Sept. 19 1974 arrest and alleged police brutality. Trial slated for Sept 6.
High Point officials win council approval to repurpose part of the third floor lobby at city hall for an enlarged personnel department. Plans call for partitions and wiring costing about 17 000 dollars with half for the department. A new conference room will be available when not used for council meetings.
Thomasville City Schools Supt Derwood Huneycutt reports three bids for school milk supply, all around 9.10 cents per half pint, higher than last year but competitive. He will review details with the school board Thursday after withholding specifics.
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