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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
17
High Point police chief John Faircloth forbids officers from accepting any gifts or gratuities including free coffee meals or discounts. He argues such favors compromise integrity and may invite later obligations, noting some officers face pushback from business owners during enforcement.
High Point utilities remain in good shape with ample water after May and June rainfall dips. Two reservoir lakes hold 1.5 and 3 billion gallons, while Duke Power officials see no brown-out risk barring major plant loss. past brown-out occurred January 17, 1977.
Southside residents will discuss options for the Big Ditch drainage project. The High Point Citizens Advisory Committee chair said a July public hearing is likely after the city public works committee sets a date. Mayor Culler noted the plan favors piping from Grimes to Taylor streets and dredging beyond, estimated at about $240000, with some council support.
Electronic scanners monitor movement in Guilford County courthouses and several schools plus seven parking facilities. The system reduced school break ins from three per month to three per year and helps locate activity quickly. The program costs about $180,000 yearly and is partly funded by other city and state sources.
Sen. Rachel Gray said the House vote to send the liquor-by-the-drink bill back to the ABC Committee is needed to keep it alive for next session. She noted the move reflects how many bills will be handled and believes the measure may pass in the future.
In Asheboro Randolph County Sheriff Carl Moore questioned an unsigned memo found in his office after lunch. The memo cited Monday’s county commission action to terminate his daughter as records clerk and Mrs W R Smith as cook, citing the blood relative policy. Deputy inquiries note unclear source with county manager Frank Boling, commissioner chairman Frank Allman, and county attorney Charlie Casper involved. Debbie Milliner continues as records clerk. no paycheck issued.
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