Downtown High Point seeks ideas to brighten core area
Chamber leaders urged public input for a redevelopment plan led by City Planning and Architectural Associates. ideas include renaming Main Street Plank Road, historic markers, a tourist center, pedestrian-friendly sidewalks, gaslight lighting, and a Woods of the World museum to boost tourism and sustain the Southern Furniture Market.
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Jim Hawkins
Atlanta
Main Street
Plank Road
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Earl N. Phillips
Edward McKee
McKee
Commerce Core
Phillips
City Planning and Architectural Associates of
Chapel Hill
William McGuinn
McGuinn
McGuinn and
New State Zoo
Old Salem
Aumber
Furnitureland
U.S.A
Toome
Wali Automobile Castes in the U S A
A humorous social taxonomy of U S car owners divides drivers into four levels bug compact middle size and sports car. Each group flaunts distinct habits and stereotypes from parking tricks and engine concealment to foam about gas mileage and gear counts. The piece lampoons cross class views among Bug drivers Compact owners Middle size enthusiasts and Sports car fans.
Tater Plantin Time Shifts Gardener Pace in Davidson County
Unseasonably warm spell benefits early gardeners as J. S. Paschal of Rt. 2 High Point seizes the moment and plants a potato patch in Davidson County, despite ski resort operators facing woes from the mild weather.
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J. S. Paschal
Rt. 2
High Point
Davidson County
Policies Carried On In Police Department After Chief Roseman
Acting Chief Hartley follows Roseman plans as High Point Police Department faces three vacancies and morale shifts after Chief Roseman's Jan death. New recording system and Motorola satellite move aim to improve field communications while budget constraints linger.
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Howard Hayes
High Point
Donald Roseman
Roseman
Maj
Stewart Hartley
Awaduall
Hartley
Motorola Corp
Motorola
Archdale Park Meeting Set For Monday Night
Archdale and Trinity volunteers plan a second public meeting at 7:30 PM at Archdale City Hall to organize a Park and Recreational Fund. Nancy Swidersky cites subcommittees for steering site and fundraising, invites public help, and notes no federal funds yet.
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Archdale
Trinity
Nancy Swidersky
Park and Recreational Fund
Rae Askew
Juan Muench
Don Miller
Linda Gane
Marge Clements
Sue
Bill Askew
Dale Chandler
Hugh Presswood
Dennis Robert
Fred Garrett
Bill Roach
Lynn Hunt
Tony Chapman
Norma Kirkman
Opal DeHart
Catherine Griffin
Tommy Hughes
Bruce Ball
Everette Grayson
Gayle Robert
Bert Lance
Mrs. Swidersky
Astute Third Graders Weigh In On Presidents And Politics
Commentary on a classroom discussion where third graders ask sharp questions about presidents, race, gender, and policy. It chronicles their opinions, misreadings, and humorous misstatements, ending with a reflection on teaching and an ironic note about public figures and fame.
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Jordan
Michelle
Garlena
Pam
Paul Clapp
Sammy Davis Jr
Eighty-degree warmth to persist through midweek
The National Weather Service forecasts warm, sunny conditions to continue today with highs in the mid 70s and overnight lows near the upper 40s. No rain is expected, and southwest winds of 10 to 20 mph will prevail. The stretch of warm weather is set to extend into midweek.
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National Weather Service
High Point Enterprise Advertises Subscriptions and Rates
The High Point Enterprise outlines its publication schedule and subscription options with mail and daily rates. It notes association with the Associated Press and distribution terms, plus advertising contact details.
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High Point Enterprise
Church Avenue
High Point
Associated
Carter Wkly
N.C
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