Township Republicans Oppose Council Term Change
The township Republican executive committee voted to oppose extending High Point city council terms. They also show reluctance toward longer terms while supporting ward realignment to six wards with two at large members. Democrats plan to survey their group before taking a position.
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High Point
Township Gop
Township Democratic Organization
Jim Spence
City considers mid year pay raises for city workers
City official says the finance committee will review merit based mid year raises this week with a proposal to the City Council if figures are ready. About 700 workers may be affected with selective increases for department and division heads reports already submitted to City Manager Harold Cheek.
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Frank Hunsucker
Harold Cheek
Randolph lawmaker forecasts long 1969 session and key issues
Asheboro lawmaker Roby Garner says the 1969 North Carolina General Assembly will be long and crowded with liquor, new tax sources, higher interest rates, and local government aid on the agenda. He backs countywide liquor votes, tax on cigarettes, and opposes broad tax hikes while ready to aid Archdale and Trinity residents and to support a possible city vote for the area. He expects his GOP caucus to wield influence in both chambers.
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Don Wrenn
Asheboro
Randolph
Roby Garner
Garner
Archdale
Trinity
Weather forecast for High Point area turns cloudy and cold
The High Point forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with continued cold tonight and not much precipitation. Wednesday should bring warmer weather. Today’s high near 40 and tonight’s low near 20. Tuesday’s high mid 40s and last night’s low 20.
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High Point
Post Office Site Hitch Eliminated
Mayor Robert Davis announced the hurdle to locate a new main post office has been resolved. A pipeline on Centennial Street tied to Piedmont Natural Gas complicated the site on city urban renewal land. The Post Office has option to buy at $1 per square foot and bids by others would be rejected if not submitted by postal officials.
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Forrest Cates
Robert Davis
Beece Eees Ki
Ime
Piedmont Natural Gas Co
Centennial Street
Centennial
Davis
Mangum Avenue
High Point Redevelopment Commission
Post Office Department
Weekend Break-In at Colonial Country Clubhouse
Investigation continues after thieves broke into the Colonial County Clubhouse by smashing a window. They forced open a cigarette machine and a pay phone, stealing an undetermined amount of change.
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Trin TY
Colonial Country Clubhouse
Hosiery Mill Plans 30000 Square Foot Expansion
Laughlin Hosiery Mills Inc. announces a 30,000 square foot expansion at its Randleman facility. The work enlarges the finishing department dye house and boarding room. E. Trogdon & Sons of Asheboro handling the project.
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Randleman
Laughlin Hosiery Mills Inc
Immedi
E. Trogdon & Sons
Asheboro
Two Guilford Robberies Under Investigation By Deputies
Deputies probe two strong arm robberies in Guilford County with injuries reported. In Bundy Road incident victim Jack Degraff, 24, Greensboro, was knocked unconscious after stopping to speak with a car occupant. $21 missing. Second attack in Riverdale Drive area saw George Millraney, Jamestown, assaulted by three men after a ride from Kivett Drive. a radio taken, wallet searched, no money found. No arrests yet.
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Guilford County
Degraff
Rob
Bery
George Millraney
Jamestown
Riverdale Drive
Kivett Drive
Millraney
Samet Residence Hit By Thieves Third Time
The J. W. Samet residence on Edgedale Drive was burglarized for the third time in two years. Losses totaled about 2000 dollars including 1000 dollars in nickels and 900 dollars in pennies. A 500 dollar reward was offered for tips leading to arrests. Police continue investigation.
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J. W. Samet
Edgedale Drive
Samet
Guilford County Superior Court Sets Civil Trial Docket
The second week of Guilford County Superior Court opens with eight civil cases scheduled for trial. Named disputes include Gladys Pitts versus Frank Gofroth and Carl Gant versus F N Waden, plus cases with Delmar Griffin, Viola Lee Turner, Bruce Long, Eckerds of North Carolina, Minute Approved Credit Plan Inc., and Gard-Line Co. versus Pennsylvania Lumbermans Mutual Insurance Co.
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Guilford County Superior Court
Gladys Pitts
Frank Gofroth
Carl Gant
F. N. Waden
Delmar Griffin
Posie Beck
Viola Lee Turner
John Floyd Hill
Donald Ray Gilmore
Bruce Long
Leone
Charles Downs Jr
Eckerds
North Carolina
T. E. Pierce
Melvin Parks
Minute Approved Credit Plan Inc
Essie O'Neal
Clyde Hinson
Gard-Line Co
Pennsylvania Lumbermans Mutual Insurance Co
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