Reasonable Approach Puts High Point Polluters On Notice
High Point air pollution cuts from 136 to 103 micrograms per cubic meter as nine firms face notice to repair smokestack emissions. Braughter cites progress since 1967 and urges continued action toward a 60 microgram federal standard within three years. More than $460,000 has funded equipment upgrades across 80 locations including colleges and manufacturing firms.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
High Point
Owen Braughter
Environmental Health Division
The
Health Department
Braughter
Tomlinson of
High Point, Inc
Tomlinson
Braughler
Bra
Jim Pearce
Myrtle Desk Co
High Point College
Hayworth Roll and Panel Co
High Point Woodworking Co
Hayworth Roll and Panel Company
Myrtle Desk
High Point Fixture Manufacturing Co
Bitch Face Veneer Co
Snow Lum
National Uphostery Co
Model Cities Endorses Funds For Memorial Hospital Cardiac Unit
The Model Cities Commission backed a proposal to seek about 150000 in federal funds to expand Memorial Hospital coronary care facilities. The plan would raise eight rooms for the unit with upgraded monitoring gear, boosting emergency heart treatment across the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Cities Commission
Memorial Hospital
Donald L. Cox
Cox
U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Mrs Faye Marks joins NC Child Day Care Licensing Board
Gov Bob Scott appoints Faye Marks to a newly created 15 member board as one of three at large representatives. She resides at 2500 North Centennial Street and is wife of The Enterprise Sunday editor, author of Around Town column, and a Union Hill School teacher with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Marks
North Carolina
Bob Scott
Marks
N. Centennial St
The
Enterprise
Union Hill School
First Snowfall Blankets City
The season's first severe snowstorm hits High Point closing schools and prompting crews to deploy snow plows. Four inches plus expected as the system moves from the Gulf of Mexico, with Asheville and Charlotte reporting over three inches. City crews salt and sand routes while police and highway patrol warn of hazardous driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
Gulf
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Highway Patrol
Consumer Survey To Begin Monday In Model Cities
A door to door survey starts Monday in Model Cities areas to uncover consumer problems and advise homemakers on budgeting. The effort, linked to Consumer Credit Counseling, seeks data on buying practices and dubious merchandising while aiding debt management and program planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumer Credit Counseling Service
Consumer Credit Counseling
Model Cities
Break In Probed By High Point Police
High Point police investigate a break in at Reed's Texaco on Green Drive where a door panel was kicked in and about 20 dollars in cigarettes auto parts and two dollars in change were taken. Alan Kemp reports a tape player stolen from his car. Guilford deputies say a 1961 model car was stolen from a Burlington Industries parking lot. Arrests include 16 year old George Brannock and 24 year old Ronald Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Kemp
Oakview Road
Andrews High School
Guilford County
Joesph Edgar Williams
Rehobeth Church Road
Burlington Industries
George Franklin Brannock
Wise Street
Ronald Lee Lowe
Archdale PTA Names Mrs George Clements Randolph County Director
Mrs George Clements a real estate broker and construction partner’s wife has been named Randolph County director for the state PTA organization. She is a former Lions Club Citizen of the Year and Woman’s Club Woman of the Year and active in Girl Scouting and civic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clements
Archdale
Randolph County
PTA
Lions Club
Woman’s Club
North Carolina State Furniture Course Sees Enrollment Peak
Enrollment in NC State University's furniture management and production course hits a new high at 87 students, up 39 from 1969 and 10 more than last year. The Furniture Foundation met to discuss tuition repeal for out of state students, scholarships, and board elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Marks
North Carolina State University
Furniture Foundation
Clifford Anderson
School of Engineering and Design
North Carolina State
Dr. Anderson
Southern Furniture Industry
Foscue
S. H. Millender
White Furniture Co
Mebane
Robert Philpott
United Furniture Co
Lexington
Tom A. Finch
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Thomasville
Leo Heer
Southern Furniture Exposition
High Point
Jack Campbell
Nurserymen Plan Meeting in Thomasville
The Piedmont Association of Nurserymen will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Mayfair Cafeteria in Thomasville. New officers will be elected. Glenn Connor, a High Point landscape contractor, will present a program on his travels in Canada and Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Assn. of
Mayfair
Thomasville
Glenn Connor
High Point
Canada
Alaska
Gifts To Cheer Fund Start To Trickle In
Contributions to the 1971 Christmas Cheer Fund begin to come in with today’s 85 dollars. The total to date reaches 195 dollars toward a 7 thousand dollar goal. Donations may be sent to The Enterprise or Cheer Fund and will be acknowledged.
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Enterprise
P. O. Box
Cheer Fund
P.O. Box
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Southern Furniture Exhibition
Woodmark Originals, Inc
Caravan, Inc
W. A. Davis Milling Co
Dixie Furniture Co
Clarendon Industries
William Edwards
William King
Michael Bangiola
A. S
Jim Stratford
U.S
City Schools
Local Bar Association
Commission
City
Reed
Texaco
Green Drive
NCSU
Mart
Henry Foscue
Furniture
Nurserymen Plan Meeting
North Carolina Fabric Men’s Club
Jimmie Kidd
Dessa Quick
Valda Boyd
Lynn Station
L-R
Jaycees
Memorial Auditorium
Highoint College
Durham
Sonny
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