Bald Head dredging photos released amid legal action
Gov. Bob Scott's office released photographs showing a bulldozer moving sand on Bald Head Island as part of a suit against E. L. McLamb and Sons and Carolina Cape Fear Corp. A Brunswick District Court trial was set for Feb. 29. Carolina Cape Fear President William R. Henderson denied illegal excavation.
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Bob Scott
Bald Head Island
Scott
Raleigh
Southport
E. L. McLamb and Sons
Carolina Cape Fear Corp
Candidates Fill Up Guilford County Filing Slates
Candidates surge into Guilford County races as the Monday filing deadline looms. Democrats add to the State House slate with Henry Frye, Thomas Sawyer, and R. J. Childress joining incumbents. GOP fields Lee Hodges and William Penny for Senate, A G Whitener and Richard Lay run under American Party banners. local races see shifts in county board and district judgeships with incumbents and newcomers filing. Helen Elizabeth Stalder earns Dean’s List at St Andrews Presbyterian College.
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Guilford County
Republians
House of Representatives
Lee Hodges
Henry Frye
Thomas Sawyer
R. J. Childress
Senate
Lynwood Smith
Elton Edwards
L. P. McLendon
William Penny
Greensboro
American Party
A. G. Whitener
High Point
Richard Lay
House
County Board of Commissioners
Richard Maxwell
Robert Shaw
Herman Gist
Vernon Hart
B. Gordon Gentry
E. D. Kuykendall
Byron Haworth
Kenneth Carrington
Ed Washington
Walter Clark
Mark Stewart
Register of Deeds
Laurinburg
Helen Elizabeth Stalder
James Stalder
St. Andrews Presbyterian College
Triad Jaycee Council
Guilford
Forsyth
North Carolina Jaycees
Greensboro Jaycees
Loyal Order of the Moose
Childress
Sofiety Highway Inspection
Penny
American Stamp Co
Cemetery Problem Is Solved Temporarily
High Point officials agree to use city owned land adjacent to Green Hill Cemetery for burying the poor, providing space for about 350 graves. The matter goes back to the utilities committee led by Mayor Pro Tem Roy Culler for review.
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Green Hill Cemetery
Roy Culler
Utilities Committee
Culler
Five Guilford candidates announce for state offices
Five candidates, three Democrats Henry Frye Thomas Sawyer and R v Childress and Republicans William Penny and Lee Hodges, announced for Guilford County legislative seats. Sawyer, a Durham County former state senator and Greensboro lawyer teacher, is a longtime Democrat and Duke and Emory Law graduate.
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Henry Frye
Thomas Sawyer
R. v. Childress
House of Representatives
William Penny
Senate
Lee Hodges
House
Sawyer
Durham County
Greensboro
North Carolina
Duke University
Emory University
Atlanta
Southeastern
Lee Institute of Real Estate Training
Early Is Named To Commission In High Point
Virgil Early Jr was appointed by the City Council to one of two vacant seats on the High Point Human Relations Commission succeeding E O Lane who resigned for health reasons. The other seat held by Mrs. Sarah Jones remains vacant. Early, a Wachovia Bank trust officer and UNC graduate, has served on local boards and advocates for better auto insurance standards and broader access to higher education. He and his wife Ann Stallings live at 1026 Wellington.
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High Point Human Relations Commission
Early
E. O. Lane
Sarah Jones
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
North Carolina
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
University Law School
Wachovia
Winston-Salem
High Point
Mander
Frye
Greensboro
State House
A&t State University
UNC Law School
U.S
State Senate
House
Hodges
Western Electric Co
Burlington
Special Distribution Co
Maryland
Maryland Institute of Mechanical Design
Maryland School of Accounting
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Tatum Place
Guilford County
Childress
Stokesdale
Stokesdale Jaycees
Greater Greensboro
Hubbard
Lynchburg
University of Texas
U.S. Army
High Point College
Death of 16 year old in High Point crash
Roy Lee Coble aged 16 of 1003 Oakview Road died at 2 30 am in High Point Memorial Hospital after a Dec 29 1971 motorcycle car crash at Rotary Drive Farriss Avenue. He was a Andrews High School tenth grader, basketball team member and Interact Club member. He is survived by parents two sisters grandparents and a great grandmother. Funeral at First Wesleyan Church conducted by Rev J A Grout and Dr Clyde A Parker with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The body to Sechrest Funeral Home then church thirty minutes before service. Family to be at funeral home Saturday evening 7 9.
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Roy Lee Coble
Oakview Road
High Point Memorial Hospital
Coble
Michael Neris Howard
Greenhill Drive
Howard
Thomas David Tyson
Florham Drive
Rotary Drive
Farriss Avenue
Interact Club
First Wesleyan Church
Betty Rose Coble
Rachel Darlene Coble
L. D. Coble
Troy
W. F. Capps
Hickory
R. T. Harrell
Salisbury
J. A. Grout
Clyde A. Parker
Floral Garden Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
East Central Urban Renewal Funds Expected Soon
City Council approved revised finances for the East Central Renewal Project with about 1.7 million of 2.8 million required federal funds likely to be allocated within weeks. HUD area officials indicated rapid disbursement for property acquisition street realignment and public utilities plus 1.1 million for underground wiring in the central business district. A second HUD revival step would allow the High Point Housing Authority to seek 37,500 more for a 150 unit elderly high rise on Elm Street to stay viable until funds arrive.
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East Central
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Greensboro
HUD
Southside
Centennial
Mangum
Central Business District
High Point Housing Authority
Elm Street
Don Hubbard
Housing Authority
Promotions On News Staff At The Enterprise
Sunday editor Robert Marks becomes associate editor and Ray Hubbard assumes Sunday editor duties in a staff promotion announced by editor Joe Brown. Marks, with The Enterprise since 1953 and Sunday editor since 1957, will aid in editorials and pages while continuing his two weekly columns. Hubbard, joining in 1965 as a reporter, will keep his focus on school affairs municipal renewal and Model Cities programs.
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Ray Hubbard
Enterprise
Joe Brown
Marks
The
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Brown
Kings Mountain
Reidsville
Uni
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