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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1977
Page
27
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Building inspection figures fell from December 1975 to December last month across most categories. Residential additions rose from 17 725 to 28 480 while new residences dropped 369 500 to 238 050 and non residential totals declined notably. Seven single family dwellings were built and one demolished with 4676 square feet of additions for business and 73781 for manufacturing.
Ten High Point students earned UNC Chapel Hill diplomas in December. Graduates include Leslie Amos, Marcia Edwards, Duane Fagg, Deborah Frazier, Sarah Foscue, Janet Ginsburg, Ronald Johnson, Craig Pleasants, Margot Pleasants, and Steven Sargeant. In Greensboro, Guilford County Environmental Quality Board to report 1976 accomplishments to the Board of Commissioners at a meeting at Howard Johnsons on Elm Street and I-85.
A large group of students from High Point and nearby towns including Jamestown Kernersville Lexington Denton Thomasville Asheboro Trinity Archdale Ramseur Sophia were named to the Appalachian State University fall dean's list. The list features Jill Elaine Jordan George Edwin Adams Mary Laura Blackburn Anita Blevins and many others.
The Chamber of Commerce outlines a streamlined 13 committee structure for 1977 across four divisions. Earl N. Phillips Jr. announces chairmen, with Robert H. Shaw Jr. chairing the Economic Development Committee, joined by G W Yarborough and J W McGuinn Jr. in that division.
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