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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1977
Page
5
Tommy Carl Austin 32 of Route 2 sustained a minor injury at 1 25 a m when his car veered off the right side of W Lexington Avenue near Eaton Place and struck a utility pole. He was charged with drunken driving and possession of drugs.
Police report a wave of break ins across Greensboro area. Luna Ridge found a burglarized home on South Main Street with a $700 coin stash and a $40 .22 rifle stolen. Royals Inc on Fraley Road lost a money changer and cash. Busy weekend with many car and shop thefts. Two suspects were charged nearby, while other incidents include rings stolen at Sears, hubcaps, car batteries, a purse, and vending machines damaged or opened. Several arrests for liquor and drunken driving followed.
Jim Merriam a High Point College student was named to the executive committee of the North Carolina Federation of College Republicans and will chair the campaign committee. The January UNC Greensboro meeting gave unanimous approval. Merriam also leads the High Point College Republican Club and led youth campaign efforts for the 1976 Ford Committee. He resides in South Miami Florida. The campaign committee targets 1977 municipal and 1978 general elections and supports qualified candidates.
Greensboro a request for a waiver of a rule to allow more residents to benefit from the mobile meals program goes to the Guilford County Social Services Board. The waiver would let some above guideline incomes receive meals without harming the Title 20 operation. The board will also terminate contracts with two legal aid agencies and review protective services and recognize Mrs. Anne Bennett on her resignation.
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