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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1977

Page

9

Duke cuts power to High Point as cold drives demand

Duke Power reduces voltage by five percent in High Point and other Tar Heel cities after two generating units failed and demand hits a mid morning peak of 9.5 million kilowatt hours. A Belew's Creek coal unit tripped while an Oconee nuclear unit was taken offline, with repairs and precautions urged for residents.

Duke Power Co High Point Tar Heel Duke Duke Power Wally Greenbaum Pied Austin C. Thies Oconee S.C Belew’s Creek Belew's Creek Thies Brentwood Elementary School High Point Urban Ministry Mark Sills

Calling Off School For Snow A Tough Decision For Officials

High Point officials faced hard choices on snow days. Administrators reviewed road conditions at dawn with the state transportation officer and weather services, then decided to close schools to protect students. The plan aligns with Greensboro and Guilford County announcements and may add more snow holidays if winter continues.

Lee Mortimer Enterprise High Point Edwin West State Department of Public Instruction Weather Service Shaver Greensboro Guilford County

Hunt sets goals for education and crime in State of the State

Gov. James B. Hunt Jr outlines plans to boost education with a primary reading program and classroom aides, promote community school advisory groups, and implement a Character Education program. He also pushes tougher crime deterrence with mandatory minimum sentences, arguing for cost cuts to fund proposals without tax increases.

Bill Noblitt Raleigh James B. Hunt Jr Winston-Salem America North Carolina General Assembly Hunt North Carolina

Paving of Elder Road Favored by City Council

The High Point City Council favored paving a 2000 foot section of Elder Road to connect with Springfield Road. Property owners George Elder and Bill Smith oppose the cost as they own about half the frontage. Proponents cite dust safety and school bus use and note area annexation since the 1980s. The plan requires land acquisition along Elder Road.

Lee Mortimer High Point Elder Road George Elder Bill Smith Steerfold Smith Bobby Foy Elder Troy Street Tabor Street Bridges Drive E. Washington Drive Downing Street Housing Authority Ken Martin Davis Avenue Planning and Zoning

Civil Service Plea Reopened by High Point City Council

The High Point City Council in committee session agreed to consider a Civil Service Commission request for a citywide employee survey on the future of the Civil Service system. The Human Relations Commission previously denied the request, citing interdepartmental policy concerns, and Council will decide at Thursday's formal session without comment.

High Point Civil Service Commission Human Relations Commission HRC Civil Service Council

Wreck-Prone English Road Wrenn Street Intersection Studied

High Point Police Selective Enforcement plans a study of the English Road Wrenn Street intersection to explain a spike in eight December wrecks with half involving injuries. The effort will compare engineering design versus rule violations and notes other hazardous sites including Kirkwood Street Parris Avenue.

High Point English Road Wrenn Street Mike James James Kirkwood Street Parris Avenue Parris Kirkwood Johnson Street Gordon Street Hoskins Street

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