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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1976

Page

7

County Tightens Septic Tests With Soil Science Plan

Guilford County moves to tighten percolation standards for rural residential lots. Dr. Van Jenkins oversees soil sampling and new maps of 35 soil types to guide septic tank siting, aiming to reduce overflows and protect streams. The plan pairs percolation tests with soil data, phased in by county health officials, with two year study projections and outreach to residents.

Jim Hawkins Enterprise Statt Weiler Srt Nsboroply Guilford County van Jenkins Sail Health Department Jenkins James Rickards Jenkins i Northern Virginia Guilford County Board of Health Guilford North Carolina Richards Oakview Estates High Point Forest Oaks Greensboro Jenkins Sait County

Archdale Police Debate Prompts County Sheriff Talk

Randolph County Sheriff Carl Moore tells Archdale officials Trinity has higher crime than Archdale and that Archdale would still need county support if it ever formed its own police force. He notes most calls come from outside Archdale and urges public involvement and possible use of citizen radio groups.

Don Wrenn Archdale Randolph County Carl Moore Trinity Moore Lloyd Taylor Henry York Randolph Lloyd Brown Brown F. H. Goins Taylor Sheriff's Department

Jefferson Pro Metric Push Aimed At U.S. Adoption

Jefferson urged adoption of the metric system in 1790 per World Book Encyclopedia but Congress rejected the proposal. In 1821 John Quincy Adams, then Secretary of State, advocated metric conversion, but Congress again rejected the idea.

Chicago Thomas Jefferson United States Congress John Quincy Adams U.S

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