Guilford County Permits Rise 25 Percent in 1973
Greensboro report by inspections director James Prillaman shows Guilford County issued building permits valued at 52.68 million in 1973, up from 38.99 million in 1972, a 25 percent increase. The number of permits rose 5.8 percent to 2,415, with nonresidential permits jumping 60 percent to 22.41 million in value while residential permits edged lower in both count and dollars.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
James Prillaman
Prillaman
2 ma WSRx Rte Rice eee Taal
2 ma WSRx Rte Rice eee Taal fragmentary report notes a local event area and participants with limited readable details. No clear outcome or date established in the surviving text.
North Carolina to issue revised 1974 inspection sticker
The state Dept. of Motor Vehicles will issue a new green inspection sticker in 1974. A central numeral will indicate the month a vehicle is due for re inspection, aiming to raise owner awareness of inspection timing.
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North Carolina
State Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Jacoby on Bridge A Forcing Two Notrump Explained
The article defends Jacoby two notrump as a forcing bid after a major opening. It outlines opener rebids, advantages of extra bidding below game, and a hand example where South shows a singleton with a minimum. North uses Blackwood to reach a slam, confirming high cards as workers.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
South
North
Blackwood
Youth Home Name Changed in Chapel Hill Campus Rename
Trustees of the Baptist Children's Homes of North Carolina announce the Greer Home on the Chapel Hill campus will be renamed Greer-Burris Home after a $100,000 gift from the Alonzo Burris family. The plan includes four cottages for 32 children and $1,000,000 in expansion on Old Lyster Road.
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Thomasville
the Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina, Inc
Chapel Hill
Greer
Alonzo Burris
Lincolnton
Greer-Burris Home
Archdale Break-Ins Charged To Youth
A 15 year old from Thomasville Road is charged with breaking into five Archdale area mobile homes and is held in Randolph County jail pending a hearing. Four other teens face charges in Downwoods Subdivision, and Kenneth Edward Conner, 26, of High Point is charged with break-ins there. Items stolen valued at 1100 dollars were recovered at the home of Robert Conner in Trinity.
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Asheboro
Thomasville Road
Archdale Area
Randolph County
Hal Hammer Walker
Jackson
Downwoods
Kenneth Edward Conner
Osborne Street
High Point
Robert Conner
Trinity
Kenneth Conner
D. R. Harris
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Seal Had Taste For Money
A Portland Zoo seal named Blimp swallowed coins during a stomach operation, yielding one dime four nickels and sixteen pennies. Veterinarians noted another seal died last year from eating coins and metal objects tossed by visitors. Dr. Mike Schmidt said not all seals swallow metal but some mistake coins for food.
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Portland, Ore
Portland Zoo
Mike Schmidt
Mendenhall Moore Realtors Offer Home Selling Reminders
Preparing to sell your home, these tips urge yard cleanup paint touchUps closet decluttering and storage整理 fix recent leaks and compile selling points then contact Mendenhall Moore Realtors for guidance.
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Mendenhall Moore Realtors
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