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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1976

Page

3

High Point Leader Outlines Highway Priorities at DOT Hearing

High Point City Councilman Bob Wells listed city highway priorities at a North Carolina DOT public hearing on future state road projects. He named the Inner Loop links the U S 31 by pass East Belt Cucumber Road connector Westchester Drive to I-85 improvements on Lexington Avenue Ward Street and English Road segment to U S 221 near Thomasville. Transportation officials including Secretary S Perry Greene and board member Robert Vaughn attended the session, part of nine hearings statewide to shape the seven year program.

High Point Bob Wells North Carolina Thomasville Dept. of Transportation S Perry Greene Transportation Board Robert Vaughn W. F. Caddell Jr Asheville N. Wilkesboro Gastonia Durham Fayetteville Southern Pines Warsaw Washington Winston-Salem

Area Man Says Talking With Women Turned Fatal Drag

Donald Ray Lovette told High Point police he was dragged about 601 feet by a car after two women approached him in a parking lot. Carolyn Singleton and Sharon Wood Pegram were arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. Multiple car break ins and thefts are reported around High Point, with items recovered or damaged cars noted.

Donald Ray Lovette Brentwood Street High Port Lovette High Point Memorial Hospital Carolyn Singleton Lamb Avenue Sharon Wood Pegram Glenn Hendrix Oueray Avenue Barbara Quick Brackett Avenue

Local Briefs From High Point Area June 22 1978

A June 22 1978 High Point Enterprise page 2A item highlights city area happenings. The brief mentions community events and local notices with emphasis on June dates and locations within High Point and surrounding districts.

Welfare Fraud Trial Set in Guilford County Court

High Point resident Vermile Lytch faces six charges on welfare fraud alleged from false income statements and EF, Food Stamps and AFDC program use. The trial, set for June 16, marks the close of the local case phase with 26 convictions total and 2 acquittals so far in the county wide drive targeting improper welfare payments.

Greensboro High Point Guilford County Tom Foster Foster Vermile Lytch Woodbury Street Dept. of Social Services

Zoning Requests Before Greensboro Board of Adjustments

Albert Harris seeks a zoning exception to open a 60 bed nursing home on U S 158 north of Greensboro in Oak Ridge Township in an agricultural zone. Don Baysinger seeks a variance to move an advertising sign from two feet to 12 feet from the right of way, within a Sumner Township business district on U S 220.

Greensboro Guilord Board of Adjustments Albert Harris U.S 158 Oak Ridge Township Don Baysinger

Sumrall Case Closed Says Guilford County DA

Guilford County DA Ray Alexander on Friday declared the Haywood Earl Sumrall case closed noting Sumrall told multiple versions of the alleged bribe and testimony inducement related to the 1974 High Point Police hearings. Transcripted claims and differing accounts were aired as Sumrall faced probation revocation and a U.S. forgery sentence.

Greensboro Guilford County Ray Alexander Haywood Earl Sonny” Sumrall Sumrall Laurie Pritchett High Point Jack Byerly High Point Police Public Department Alexander State Bureau of Investigation Rick Greeson SBI Jack Burns

Break-In Couple Given Jail Terms Colene Jamison and Jamison

Colene Jamison and her husband Michael Jamison were sentenced to 57 years in prison this week for a December 22 break in at Warner Warehouse Sales on Uwharrie Road. Michael was charged with conspiracy to break and enter. Colene with actual entry and forgery, receiving 24 months to run concurrent. Several other local cases included suspended sentences and probations for crimes ranging from theft to drugs and larceny.

Colene Jamison Michael Jamison Warner Warehouse Sales Uwharrie Road Superior Court Thomas Seay Jr Jamison Ms Jamison James Elbert Hurley Regan Street Brentwood Presbyterian Church Green Drive Ricky Kheman Chestnut Drive Michael Ira Bryant Countryside Drive

Grand Jury Tours Guilford Jail After NCCLU Request

Fifteen members of the Guilford County Grand Jury toured the Guilford County Law Enforcement Center jail in response to a request by the NCCLU citing complaints about living conditions. A jail inspection team led by Dr. Bob Rollins was to study conditions with a report due in about two weeks to a Superior Court judge.

Greensboro Guilford County Grand Jury Guilford County Bob Rollins John B. Umstead Butner Harry Craven Craven

Local Bank Sues to Collect 43126 from Ohio Casualty

Central Savings Bank of High Point sues Ohio Casualty Insurance in Greensboro federal court to recover 43126 on a loan to Darrell D Blake. The bank claims a forged co signer signature by Mrs Doak Finch voids repayment and seeks bond coverage from Ohio Casualty.

Entra! Savings Bank of High Point Ohio Casualty Insurance Co Darrell D. Blake Blake Inteners Blake Doak Finch Central Savings Bank Finch North Carolina National Bank NCNB High Point Bank US Middle District Court Greensboro

Big Government critique grows in North Carolina cities and counties

Gov James E Holshouser and state officials pressed reform ideas at a forum on improving productivity in state and local government. He backed sunset laws and zero based budgeting while urging local focus to curb rising taxes driven by programs from Raleigh and Washington.

Raleigh North Carolina James Eholshouser Holfhouser Washington

State versus business methods in government debate

Henry W. Lewis of the Institute of Government at Chapel Hill contrasts government’s branch structure with corporate unity, warning that centralized power erodes democracy. He argues government must remain responsive to constituents and productive, despite constant demands from multiple superiors, and questions how bureaucrats can meet conflicting pressures without stifling initiative.

Henry W. Lewis Institute of Government Chapel Hill North Carolina Lewis

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