Linwood Switching Station Prompts Davidson County Cooperation
Davidson County officials push unity to attract industry as Linwood switching station advances. Officials highlight intercity highway plans, water and sewer access, and shared goals after past county divisions surfaced in school board races. County Manager Jim Phillips aims for lasting harmony to boost industrial competition.
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Southern Railway
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Davidson
Alex Hinkle
Welcome
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Southern
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Gailey to lead Guilford Health Dept with team approach
Howard S. Gailey acting Guilford County health director advocates a team method to examine programs and set goals. He aims to focus services on high risk groups, improve chronic disease screening, and strengthen ties with hospitals and doctors for early detection and referral. He notes facility needs in High Point and emphasizes prevention and community responsibility.
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U.S. Navy
Europe
University of Georgia
High Point College
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Alamance County
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Guilford County
United States
University of North Carolina
Think Snow Mindset Near Jamestown Amid Winter Woes
Enterprise staff writer Braxton Younts describes Jamestown town manager Charley Turner noting winter water issues and 12 frozen meters, but optimism remains as he praises city workers and says spring nears. The piece also reflects on layered cold near High Point and observations of ducks, coots, and lake ice by Oak Hollow Lake.
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Charley Turner
Jamestown
Charley
High Point City Lake
Jamestown-Guilford College Road
Powers-That-Be
Marina
Crete Misenheimer
Crete
Clete
Senator Jackson to star as Lady Macbeth in new play
Glenda Jackson plans a title role in a production titled How about Telly Phnacving as Lady Macbeth. The piece hints at a Mars home scene with a burglar plot and a nod to leaving a light on.
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How About Telly Phnacving
Lady Macbeth
Mars
Castro's Cuba Impresses Sen McGovern's Daughter
Mary McGovern and Ted Norbitt, Clark University students, spent four months at the University of Havana under a State Department blessing. They praised universal free education and Cuban medical care while noting strong nationalist pride and a warm, friendly reception toward Americans despite government policy tensions.
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Sen
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D-S.d
Ted Norbitt
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
University of Havana
Cuba
U.S. State Department
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McGovern
Norbitz
U.S
Is New York City Decaying or Losing Its Luster
Editor Jenkin Lloyd Jones reflects on a snowbound drive through Manhattan, noting vanished neighborhoods and rising high rises. He warns New York’s glory may not return, cites economic shifts eroding old industries and values, and laments changes from the harbor to Broadway.
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Mississippi
Sun Belt
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J.L. Jonsson
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