High Point Private Schools Eye State Aid After Supreme Court Ruling
Officials from Wesleyan Children's Center Westchester Academy and Immaculate Heart of Mary weigh private school funding possibilities after a Supreme Court decision allows state aid to parochial schools in limited forms. They note current programs via ESEA and seek guidance on textbooks testing and related services while awaiting August discussions.
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Carol Wilson Utley
Wesleyan Children’s Center
North Carolina
Farlow
Emma Padgett
Westchester Academy
Supreme Court
Francis Connolly
Immaculate Heart of Mary
High Point
Connolly
Christ the King School
Mount Calvary Christian School
Whitener Academy
Campbell Seeks Guilford County Board Meeting in High Point
Council member Forrest Campbell urged the Guilford County Board of Commissioners to hold a session in High Point to review crowded county facilities. He suggested a relocation study and indicated a meeting likely set for August. The board took no formal action, though a 4-1 vote occurred on an unrelated item.
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Greensboro
High Point
Forrest Campbell
Guilford
Warns Highway Patrol on Mini-Bike Safety Measures
Asheboro Archdale and Trinity parents are urged by Highway Patrol Sgt. C V Parks to enforce vehicle laws on mini bikes trail bikes and motorcycles. Riders must be registered licensed insured with lamps helmets and inspection. Parents could face charges if under 16 ride without proper supervision and misused streets are public highways.
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Don Wrenn
Asheboro
Archdale
Trinity
Highway Patrol
C. V. Parks
Parks
Randolph County
North Carolina
Archdale-Trinity
Cameras Help Police Thwart Crime in High Point
High Point Police and Greensboro Police revealed SLAP the State and Local Anti-fence Project exposing a fencing operation on S Elm Street. From December 1976 to May 1977 they seized 286848 dollars in stolen goods with 373 felonies charged and 57 initial arrests.
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John Lowe
High Point Police Dept
Tommy Myers
Myers
Point
S. Elm Street
Greensboro
Superior Court
High Point
Davidson County Proposes Broad Littering Ordinance
Davidson County Commissioners set dates for public hearings on a sweeping anti litter ordinance drawn by County Attorney Jim Mack. hearings occur mid month over three months in Thomasville Welcome and Denton Town Hall with penalties up to 50 dollars and 30 days in jail.
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Phil Speaks
Lexington
Davidson County
Thomasville
North Davidson Public Library
Denton Town Hall
Jim Mack
Mack
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Garry Burnett
Kevin Brown
High Point City Lake
Oak Hollow Lake
Campbell
Police Dept
Davidson Board
Cliff Erickson
Jim Phillips