Council calls for tighter urban renewal controls
City Council urged tighter oversight of urban renewal work as members criticized administration and urged faster, more direct management. They discussed Model Cities funds for Southside planning, the likelihood of federal support, and potential changes to commission authority without dissolving it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Swartzberg
Swartzberg
Redevelopment Commission
Paul Clapp
Council
Model Cities
Southside
U. S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
Knox Walker
Record Low Gives Triad The Shakes
Bitter arctic weather froze the region with record lows at Friendship Airport dipping to 9 degrees and a Sunday 1 degree low. Warmth returns midweek as highs reach the 50s while utilities report outages, burst pipes, and busy fuel and service stations across High Point and Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Carter
Enterprise
High Pointers
Friendship Airport
Jamestown
Duke Power Co
Kivett Drive
High Point Memorial Hospital
Tomlinson's, Inc
High Point
Witness Repudiates Statement in Dr Little Case Breathes Fire
Charges of receiving stolen goods against Dr. Perry P. Little were dropped by District Court Judge Byron Haworth after two witnesses testified. Charles Dowdy denied taking two suits from Richardson's Department Store and selling them to Little, claiming he signed a statement under pressure and a possible jail escape incentive. Det. D. M. Kelly also testified briefly but was barred from detailing the larceny statement. Dowdy and Jerry McCrease Mack remain charged with larceny and await trial. Mock, tied to the case, faces heroin and forgery charges and is jailed in Davidson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry P. Little
Byron Haworth
Charles Dowdy
D. M. Kelly
Dr. Little
Dowdy
Richardson's
Little
Det. Kelly
Kelly
Richardson’s
Haworth
Jerry McCrease Mack
Mock
Rick Greason
Davidson County
Superior Court
Fire damages two City duplexes. cause under review
A fire damaged Barry Latham’s apartment on Dillon Road at Hendrix Street, with flames breaking through bedroom windows. The fire spread only in the bedroom but caused heat smoke and water damage to the rest of the duplex. Minor damage occurred at Harvey Speaks’ home on 908 E Dayton Ave when heat through cracks in the fireplace ignited an adjoining wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Latham
Dillon Road
Hendrix Street
Harvey Speaks
Dayton Ave
Regional winter market opens in High Point with buyers from four states
West Virginia Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina retailers gathered for the High Point market opening. H W Marlowe of Marlowe Furniture Co Georgetown S C emphasized he must buy with plans to stay through tomorrow. John Tobin urged early orders to meet tight delivery schedules as the Southern Buying Syndicate promotes strong first half 1972 business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Covert
High Point
West Virginia
Marlowe
Southern Buying Syndicate
John Tobin
Tobin
Wrenn Street
Exposition
Atlanta
Mart
Furniture South
Virginia- Carolinas Home Furnishings Representatives Assn
Chicago
Gavin Place
Lawndale Drive
Brentwood Street
High Point Business Development Corp
Planning and Zoning Commission
Eight Injured in High Point Traffic Wrecks
Eight persons were injured in Saturday and Sunday wrecks in High Point none serious. Four hurt on S Main Street near Fairfield Road included Marvin Foster 22 Frank Beamon 33 Kenneth Watson 22 and Dale Everhart 20. Foster faced speeding charge. damages totaled 3400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
S. Main Street
Fairfield Road
Marvin Franklin Foster
Frank Beamon
Kenneth Watson
Liberty Road
Dale Everhart
Rt. 5
Thomasville
Foster
Terry Lee Turner
Circle Drive
Jackie Lenen Johnson
Rt. 1
Trinity
Everhart
Turner
Shelby Jean Morton
Triangle Lake Road
Cleo Nellie Snyder
Atlanta
Brentwood Street
Annett Rowan
Avon Haywood Rowan
Wilmington
S. Main
Wood Street
Matthew Hiatt
George A. Ware
Vernon Street
Shelton Horne
Decatur Street
City to study $5.6 million electrical bond plan and new costs
City Council will review a full presentation by Black and Veach on a proposed $5.6 million electrical distribution bond issue and related improvements. A separate $350,000 project to renovate City Hall into a culture center is also on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Swartzberg
Black and Veach
Swartzberg
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East Central
Harrison Center
Burton Street
Westchester Drive
City Utilities Department
Astor Dowdy Towers
Sonny Hedgecock
Howard Hayes
Lee Kennedy & Associates
Southern Furniture Exposition
Harold Cheek
Frank Wood
English Road
Davidson County Line