Cleaning Up In Chair City
The City of Thomasville will move to enforce removal of old refrigerators and junk cars that threaten health and safety. Abandoned refrigerators trap children who crawl inside and suffocate, while immobile cars attract rats and create hazards. Officials cite new minimum housing standards and state laws backing action.
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Thomasville
$2.6 Million In Building Planned
High Point inspectors issued permits totaling 2,681,359 with Lawndale Apartments, Ltd. getting 1,019,314 for a 100 family facility on East Kivett Drive near Triangle Lake Road and Mobil Chemical Co. receiving 1.4 million for a 64,000 square foot addition to a manufacturing plant on English Road.
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City of High Point
Lawndale Apartments, Ltd
East Kivett Drive
Triangle Lake Road
Mobil Chemicals Co
English Road
Mobile Chemical Company
Phil Butler
Black Brothers Southeast Service
Baker Road
High Point Enterprise Information Page
The High Point Enterprise details publishing details and rates for subscriptions including daily and Sunday options. It lists address and affiliations, noting AP content and post office class and distribution terms. The notice emphasizes independent contractors handling deliveries and payment terms for subscriptions.
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Associated Press
AP News
High Point
N.C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Ward-Griffith
Golf Course Mower Missing Among Residential Thefts
Police reported thefts and property damage across several incidents. Items valued at 1110 were taken from Mrs. Roy Smith in Enterprise Drive, a seven-gang mower at Oak Hallow Golf Course tied to a possible misunderstanding, and a packetbook containing 50 dollars vanished. Damages include a broken window at McLean’s Beauty Shop, a rock-impacted car window, a smashed windshield during a family ride, and a siphoned gallon of gas. Two Jamestown youths were arrested for shoplifting at K-Mart on N Main Street.
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Roy Smith
Enterprise Drive
Delores Hunt Thompson
Putnam Street
High Point Lanes
Paul M. Hill
E. College
Hill
McLean
Hobson Street
Arlene Frances Robbins
Bay Avenue
Craig Billings Auto Sales
Kivett Drive
Piedmont Triad Park Idea Receives Board Backing
The Board of Conservation and Development approved studying a Piedmont Triad Park located around 3,500 acres near I 40 to serve Winston-Salem Greensboro and High Point with family activities. Local officials urge prioritizing state park inclusion as funds for acquisitions are limited.
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C&d Board
Piedmont Triad Park
Piedmont Triad
Board of Conservation and Development
State Parks Division
Hester
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
High Point
I-40
Triad Park Commission
State Parks Office
Triad Parks
Maxwell
Triad Commission
Tthe State
Consultant Backs Duke Rate Hike
Professor Arthur Dietz of Emory University testified for Duke Power in Raleigh that a 16.8 percent increase in North Carolina retail electricity rates is needed to fund plant expansion. He said Duke requires about 13.9 percent return to attract investors, versus the current 9.6 percent.
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Raleigh
Duke Power Co
North Carolina
Arthur Dietz
Emory University
Duke
North Carolina Utilities Commission
Dietz
Phillips Talks To Club On State School System Upgrades
Enterprise staff writer reports Dr. Craig Phillips state superintendent of schools told the High Point Kiwanis Club that class sizes are being cut toward 10 to 15 students per professional, with kindergarten and occupational education expanding. He cited a $300 million bond vote, staff development gains, and plans for 82 000 kindergarten slots next year plus federal programs for 13 000 to 14 000 children, noting 40 000 remain outside programs amid a statewide need of about one billion dollars for facilities over four to five years.
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Jim Hawkins
Craig Phillips
High Point Kiwanis Club
Phillips
Tryon
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Woman hurt in Thomasville wreck at Randolph and Holly Hill
Mary Jeanette Carter, 20, of Royal Street sustained minor injuries Thursday in a two car crash at Randolph Street and W Holly Hill Road. She was taken to Community General Hospital after her vehicle collided with a car driven by James Worthy of Barnwell Street.
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Thomasville
Randolph Street
W. Holly Hill
Mary Jeanette Carter
Royal Street
Community General Hospital
James Worthy
Barnwell Street
Marriage Breakups Sex Is Not Biggest Problem
North Carolina marital expert Dr. David Mace and his wife Vera head the Assn. of Couples for Marriage Enrichment. They argue sex is not the core issue in marriages. better relationship building leads to healthy sex, with retreats in Montreat and growth across several states.
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Bill Noblitt
Raleigh
North Carolina
David Mace
Vera
Mace
Bowman Gray Medical School
Behavioral Sciences Center
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem
Playboy
Mrs
The
Assn. of Couples For
Montreal
Montreat
White House briefing spoof ends with stalling lunch joke
In a whimsical Los Angeles Times piece from 1974, Alice and the March Hare attend a White House press briefing where the press secretary answers with riddles and evasions. The mock dialogue mocks oblique responses and transcript versus tape debates, ending with a playful line about stalling until lunch.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
March Hare
White House
Alice
Brillig
Los Angeles Times
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K-Mart
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Oka Hester
Guilford County
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Tom Ellis
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American Association of Marriage Counselors