Washington to Seek District Court Judgeship
Edward K. Washington of Jamestown, former Superior Court solicitor, joins four other Democrats in seeking nomination to the district court.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1968
Page
9
Edward K. Washington of Jamestown, former Superior Court solicitor, joins four other Democrats in seeking nomination to the district court.
Guilford County plans to announce a new county manager within 30 to 60 days. Chairman Dale Montgomery says commissioners are reviewing past applicants and have received new ones. The position will replace Carl Johnson who left last June.
City council will view plans for a 15 acre site on N Main Street for two story apartments fronting Hedgecock Road and a modern nursing home on the rear. Rezoning from Residential A-20 is requested as part of the project withMedicare and VA approval sought. A public hearing would follow a tentative council nod.
The Top of the Mart restaurant atop the Green Drive Wing of the Southern Furniture Exposition Building begins use during the winter furniture market. Pick Dining Inc. manages the facility and it opens to the public January 22 with hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays, closed Saturdays except for banquets.
Fire department activity was reported Saturday with a Dixie Furniture Co shed fire on Tate Street causing heavy damage. No alarms were reported Sunday as investigators examine the incident's cause.
Local public schools canceled two Easter holidays to make up time from a snow and ice storm. Superintendent Dean B. Pruette said school will likely operate Friday and they hope to resume after a five day closure, with May 28 as the latest planned student end date.
City officials report 4 inches of snow Saturday with some melt in rain. Salt laid on downtown streets by Carl Wills and crews prepare for warmer temps to enable ice removal. Schools remain closed third day and may reopen tomorrow depending on weather conditions.
The High Point Community Chorus will not meet tonight due to weather. Ray Kisiah of the Parks and Recreation Dept says it will meet next Monday at 7:15 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church. The Mercury Athletic Club meets tonight at 6:45 at the Top Of The Mart to discuss plans for an upcoming boxing tournament.
Richard B. Barnwell of Burlington announced he will not seek the Republican nomination for the Sixth District congressional seat. Kornegay will not run again, boosting Greensboro attorney William L. Osteen's GOP chances as Barnwell’s exit is viewed as aiding party strength in Guilford.
Weather hampered deputies as Leonard's Jewelry Store in Jamestown was ransacked over the weekend with losses running into thousands. Entry began through a floor from a behind the beauty shop, then into the jewelry shop. safe contents were stolen and getaway occurred in the rain and sleet. Police also investigated multiple other break ins and larcenies including a house trailer theft and a Magnavox Store robbery in College Village Shopping Center. A large street brawl in Tate Street led to six arrests with several assault and trespass charges. municipal court trials were set.
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