Youth Recreation Facilities Eyed by HRC in High Point
Local Youth voices urge more teen oriented spaces with late hours and live music. The High Point Human Relations Commission to study city offerings and invite youth, parks and recreation, and schools for next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hubbard
High Point Human Relations Commission
Human Relations Commission
Model Cities
Frankie Staton
Model Cities Commission
Central High School
Elaine Carter
The
Carter
Leonard Street
Oakview Park
E. O. Lane
Lane
Sarah Jones
Jones
Year Ago Job Applications Show A Decrease
A statistical report from the High Point Employment Security Commission shows January applications for finding work down from the year-ago level while placements rose. Initial unemployment insurance claims fell 52 percent from January 1971, with 1 016 claims versus 2 151 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Office
The
Employment Security Commission
ESC
North Carolina Considers Sending Trade Mission to China
North Carolina officials signaled readiness to dispatch a trade mission to Communist China if invited. The State Conservation and Development Commission held its winter meeting at Top of the Mart, with reports on oyster industry aid, statewide recreation services, a first recreation tax in Lee County, and pine beetle activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
China
State Conservation and Development Commission
Commission
Commerce and Industry Division
C&d Board
James Stevens
Division of Recreation
Eden
Steven
Lee County
Ronald McGowen
People’s Republic of China
Ottawa
Canada
Peking
Davidson
Forsyth
Randolph
C&d
Eugene Simmons
Conservation Board
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Mart
NLRB Examiner Rules In Enterprise Charges
An NLRB examiner ruled for The High Point Enterprise on one set of unfair labor practices while finding guilt on four counts. The decision centers on former strikers removed from a preferential hiring list and alleged harassment after reinstatement. The examiner ordered reinstatement for five employees and Mrs. Evans, back pay, and a posting of anti union hostility, with the ruling likely to become final unless appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Abraham Maller
High Point Typographical Union
NLRB
Winston-Salem
Examiner Maller
Muller
Timony
Enterprise
Maller
Greensboro
Twenty-Two Arrests In Two-State Theft Ring Probe
Police report progress in a two-state theft ring case with 22 arrests on 36 indictments. About $13,000 to $18,000 in stolen goods recovered. cases cleared across High Point and other cities. Arrests included Beverly Harlick and Stuart Hunt at a Wynnewood Drive residence after a brief struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hayes Enterprise
High Point
Wynnewood Drive
Country Club Drive
Beverly David Harlick
Tanglewood Drive
Stuart Andrew Hunt
Wynnewood
R. L. Brinson
Hayworth Circle
Fred McMurray Walls
Willard Street
Walls
James Curry
Hoskins Street
James E. Graves
Vall Street
Terry Michael Essick
Rt. 1
Trinity
Graves
E. K. Sparks
Reidsville
Essick
N. Main Street
English Road
S. Main
Roger Michael Crumble
Old Thomasville Road
Melvin Eaves
N. Centennial Street
Buddy Danny Simmons
E. Kearns
Taylor Street
C. E. Barton
Deeks and Co. Inc
Blandwood Circle
Southern
Eli Ritter
Greensboro
Guilford
Duke Power rate freeze may cut part of increase
An attorney for the North Carolina Utilities Commission said a federal rate freeze could affect Duke Power Co.’s recent interim 7.1 percent hike and the newly granted 1.83 percent rise due next Tuesday. Carolina Power and Light seeks a 19.63 percent boost. 5.63 percent of that was allowed interim last summer. The freeze could last up to 30 days, possibly sooner, with no immediate effect on High Point rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Utilities Commission
Duke Power Co
Edward B. Hipp
Duke
Utilities Commission
Carolina Power and Light Co
High Point
Local Youth Is Teen Winner
Kenneth Parker of High Point, student at Kernersville Wesleyan Academy, named Outstanding Teenager of America for 1972. Nominees are chosen for community service and academics. The program grants $7,000 in scholarships. other honorees include Cindy Lain Wayne Peachbody and Charles Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernorsville
Kenneth Parker
High Point
Kernersville
Six NC university studies on criminal justice funded
A C D Board session announced six research projects across North Carolina universities with total grants of 32500. Projects cover encounter groups among police and inmates, violent versus nonviolent offenders, female juvenile stress and self concept, intergovernmental police sharing, school disorder factors, and rural county officer roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Charles B. Barham
Division of Law and Order
Board of Conservation and Development
High Point Historical Society Re-Elects Rankin President
Robert B. Rankin was re elected president of the High Point Historical Society at its annual meeting in the High Point Museum. Officers for 1972 73 include J W Morgan and Robert A Culler, with a new board addition and several re elected directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Rankin
High Point
G. Ed Wertz
Collier Ellis Jr
Samuel Gibson
Jack Rochelle
Rankin
Fred Joyce
Ralph Brooks Jr
Harold Jarrell
Blackwell P. Robinson
Guilford County
John Hamilton
High Point Museum
The
Historical Society
Kenneth Miller
Jamestown
Cecil Haworth
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City Lake
W. Green Drive
Dalton Street
Jimmy Michael Farris
Deep River Road
Victor Cannon
Woodhill Drive
Delores Woods
Jordan Street
Teresa Allred
Rt. 5
Farris
Jo Ann Norton
S. Elm Street
William Rex Mason
Allen Jay Road
Mr. Apparel
E. Grimes Avenue
Robert Martin
William R. Peel
Williamston
Allen Furman
John Forlines
Granite Falls
Art Richardson
Forrest
Division of Commercial and Sports Fisheries
Thomas L. Linton
Fisheries Division
Greensboro Daily News Record
Virginia Evans
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