Churchland Principal Cleared Of Prejudice By Probe
Churchland Elementary School Principal K Wayne Grubb was cleared of racial discrimination charges after an investigation by Schools Supt E Lawson Brown. The report cited letters from teachers defending Grubb and noted the daughter had long disciplinary problems, with incidents on the bus involving black students. New school board members Briggs, Leonard, and incumbent Ripple were sworn in and White was named chair with meetings moved to the first Monday monthly.
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Phil Speaks Enterprise
Holly Grove
Churchland
K. Wayne Grubb
E. Lawson Brown
Brown
Grubb
Mae Deen Smith
Extension plan ties 88 acre tract to sewer line
Residents consider injunction to delay the issue while a delegation plans to attend the December 16 High Point City Council session to seek commissioners approval for sewage treatment. The proposal involves a $132,000 force main and lift station extending about 8,000 feet from the Oak Hollow Estates line to the 88-acre tract, requiring state approval and facing delays cited as sewer service disputes.
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High Point
Oak Hollow Estates
Pearce
George Rottman
Board of Education
Rottman
Delaune
Broad support cited for governor elect with strong mandate
State officials note the governor elect won 96 of 100 counties in the general election and 92 of 100 in the primary while receiving over 1 million votes and more than 24 000 individual contributions. Housing and school projects are discussed along with limited sewer access and a county flu vaccination drive totaling 7 721 doses.
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Hunt
Randolph County Sees Slow Rise in Child Abuse Reports
Randolph County Social Services Director Marion Smith told commissioners that child abuse reports rose slowly with October checking 21 families and 51 children. He noted expanded laws now require doctors nurses dentists and school staff to report, and cases from elsewhere may be tracked by records.
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Don Wrenn
Enterprise
Asheboro
Randolph County
Marion Smith
Smith
Tool trailer burglarized on Jackson Lake Road
Guilford sheriff's deputies report about $381.60 in items stolen from a storage trailer owned by the L. A. Reynolds Co. on Jackson Lake Road after a door lock was broken. Missing goods include tools grease toilet paper towels and other items. John Chester Fraley 47 Crestline Drive was arrested Sunday on drunken driving and gambling paraphernalia charges.
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Guilford
Mike Lewis Named Metropolis Editor at Charlotte Observer
Observer announces Mike Lewis 35 named metropolitan editor to begin December 20. He will oversee five assistant metropolitan editors and 20 reporters after joining from the Orlando Sentinel Star where he served as assistant managing editor.
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Charlotte
Mike Lewis
Charlotte Observer
Lewis
Orlando Sentinel Star
Florida
Observer
The
High Point Artist Paints Integon’s Annual Church Portrait
Integon Corp unveils its tenth annual church painting, a watercolor by High Point artist Steve Sebastian of Beaufort’s Ann Street Methodist Church. The piece will appear on the company Christmas card, part of a 1967 program highlighting churches and rising artists. Sebastian, a Guilford Technical Institute instructor and self taught mood realist, has shown nationwide and earned multiple juried awards.
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Winston-Salem Integon Corp
High Point
Steve Sebastian
Ann Street
Seaport
Beaufort
Integon
Friends of the Corporation
Sebastian
Guilford Technical Institute
Southeast
Otway Burns
Chrissie Wright
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