Apartment Development Property Being Sought
Chicago 1967 furniture market forecasts total sales around 6.9 billion dollars up from 6.575 billion in 1966. W W McTyere Jr president of the National Association of Furniture Manufacturers cites rising costs and labor shortages as margins tighten. He notes price increases are likely as manufacturers absorb higher wages and material costs.
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Chicago
W. W. McTyere Jr
National Assn. of
McTyere
NAFM
Gardner Ackley
Johnson
Manu
City urges owners to file for apartment rezoning
Enterprise staff writer Forrest Cates reports the planning department asks property owners seeking apartment development to contact the office for rezoning consideration. The City on And Zoning Commission outlined MA and MB classifications with size rules and site criteria near transit, shops, schools, and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Cates
William Colonna
Favorably Oue
Craven- Johnson Inc
Fairfield Road
Susy N. Ayers
J.S. Groome
Ralph Starnes
Enterprise Section B Newsbrief January 10 1967
A compact notice appears in the Enterprise Section B on a January afternoon in 1967. Readers are urged to note a local item of interest and upcoming community notices.
December Building 1966 Second Highest Month in City
High Point reports its seventh million dollar plus month in 1966 building activity in December. The Inspections Department cites 40 permits for repairs and 36 for new work, including 29 houses worth 366 050 and seven industrial and business projects totaling 1 929 844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hawkins
High Point
A. R. Strange
Oe Thenspections
Strange
Bank executive to discuss Piedmont Triad at Rotary luncheon
Smith Bagley vice president of Northwestern Bank will discuss the potentialities of the Piedmont Triad during a Rotary Club luncheon meeting set for Thursday in the city.
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Smith Bagley
Northwestern Bank
Piedmont Triad
Rotary Club
Local Firms Named Defendants in Sherman Act Case
Two Greensboro defendants Carolina Container Corp of High Point and Union Bag Camp Paper Corp of Jamestown face a federal civil suit in U S Middle District Court. The government alleges price fixing across eight southeastern states affecting about 18 firms and 56 plants with roughly a million dollars in annual business. Oral arguments were set before Judge Edwin M. Stanley as evidence and exhibits were reviewed.
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Greensboro
Southeast
U. S. Middle District
Carolina Container Corp
High Point
Union Bag Camp Paper Corp
Jamestown
Edwin M. Stanley
Hodge Bradley Ten
Chilly Damp Period Ahead Forecast Averages Cooler Air
The forecast calls for a chilly damp period with rain tonight and diminishing chances tomorrow. Colder air will move in bringing lower temperatures and a higher likelihood of below normal readings after last night’s low near 40 degrees and today’s upper 40s.
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U. S
High Point considers Piedmont park with college use endorsement
High Point planning leaders back a Piedmont Triad Park proposal to span Guilford and Forsyth counties with a central park site. They also floated the idea of adding a college within the park complex while delaying specifics on size and type. A recreation consultant was hired as planning moves forward.
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High Point
Piedmont Triad Park
High Point Planning and Zoning Commission
SSE
Piedmont Triad Committee
Guilford-Forsyth
Triad Committee
Carol Channing Visits Greensboro Airport for Dolly Hit News
In Greensboro Chip Faircloth describes Carol Channing arriving at the airport with photographers and fans. Channing answers questions about Dolly and future roles while noting her day of rest and that a command performance for LBJ may come, with Greensboro shows sold out.
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Carol Channing
Nat Green
Dolly
Greensboro
Miss Channing
Shirley MacLaine
LBJ
Gang
Washington
Chip Faircloth
Carol
Dolly) Channing
Enterprise
Friendship Airport
Duke Power Seeks Franchise Clarity In High Point
Duke Power mails a letter to 460 industrial customers in High Point stating it has no plans to serve city customers without a renewed franchise. City officials and Duke dispute implications of the 1965 Electric Power Act, with the franchise expiring in 1969 and renewal hoped for by Duke.
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Duke Power
Duke Power Co
High Point
A Setercia
Power Company
The
Enterprise
General Assembly
Ate
Knox Walker
Duke
Walker
Duke Power Company
Ridor
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High Point College
McCulloch Hall
Jerry Parrish
Parke
Estab
Park Complex
Ralph O. Th
Branch