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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1970

Page

14

Residents Lose Fight For Road In High Point Lake Area

About 10 residents urged the City Council to allow a bridge linking county and city lake areas but the council voted to close the city side of Oakview Road. The planned marina and metro park remain, while Old Mill Road may be upgraded to ease access. A public hearing on Edgewood Drive closure continues next month. Adams Lane closure was approved.

High Point New City Lake Oakview Road Old Mill Road Old Mill Edgewood Drive

Bullet-In-Brain Baby Doing OK

Five month old Jeremy Lee Messer born August 22 survived a gunshot wound to the brain. Surgery corrected cranial swelling. a tube was inserted to drain fluid. The infant, injured when his father dropped a pistol two days before birth, is developing normally with no other major complications.

Asheville L. S. van Blaricom Jeremy Lee Messer James Messer Waynesville van Blaricom Jeremy

Substandard Housing Threatens Thom asville Growth

A state planning consultant told the Thomasville Planning Board that 15.5 percent of local housing is substandard, with 16 percent of those “critically” so. The area includes a one mile outside-city zone. 17.5 percent of 4170 dwellings inside the city are substandard. The board sent the Initial Housing Element to City Council ahead of a Monday meeting to qualify for a federal grant before January 25.

Thomasville Mark Sullivan Sullivan

Archdale March Set For Sunday

Mothers will march in Archdale Sunday afternoon for the March of Dimes to fund birth defect research. Mrs. Jerry Bowling chairs the Archdale event as residents face possible displacement from a renewal plan and public housing concerns.

Archdale Jerry Bowling Mother’s March

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