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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1967

Page

13

Public housing opens first units for relocates in High Point

Eight families move into the first new public housing in High Point since 1942 as 14 units are accepted by the Housing Authority. By fall 160 more units will be available, with timelines for June to September deliveries and several multi family blocks planned. priority given to East Central relocations.

Kathleen Davis Hoover Street Cedar Street Ray Hubbard East Central High Point Housing Authority Daniel Brooks Carson Stout Ruby Byers Redevelopment Commission J. Sanders Dallas Commerce Street Dallas

Guilford Seeks New County Manager Amid Budget Debate

Guilford County plans interviews for a new county manager to replace Carl Johnson who leaves June 30 for Fulton County. The board reviews an 1967-68 budget of 17.88 million with hold the line taxes and boosts in district school rates, while considering rural redevelopment studies and increased Inspections staff to enforce building codes starting October 1.

Jim Hawkins Greensboro Guilford Carl Johnson R. N. Linville Johnson Fulton County High Point Guilford County C. R. Brooks Linville Planning Department Dale Montgomery Cheek

Spectacular Raising Nears Completion Before Christmas

A dramatic raising of the structure advances toward a point where an aircraft warning light would be required though interior work remains. The congregation anticipates occupying the building before Christmas, with staff photos by Chip Faircloth.

Chip Faircloth

Costs Threaten Plans For Pool

Winter cost pressures threaten enlarging the Washington Ter race Park swimming pool project. The low bid of 29 400 topped engineer estimates by about 9 000, prompting City Manager Harold Cheek to reconsider awarding the contract pending reevaluated figures.

Forrest Cates Enterprise Washington Terrace Park Harold Cheek

Three charged in donnybrook with officer on Cable Street

Albert Smith 32 of Washington DC was convicted of resisting arrest larceny of police handcuffs and violating prohibition laws. Bond raised to 1700 with appeal. he remains in custody. Bobby Price free on 700 bond sought a jury trial. bond raised to 2000 and he’s in custody. Brenda Barmer charged with assault obstructing arrest and violating prohibition laws. received suspended sentence in one case and 75 dollars plus costs in two. Ronnie McQuaige bound over to Superior Court on first degree burglary with no bond. Authorities described the skirmish after an arrest attempt on Smith for whisky in a car. cuffs later missing.

Donnybrook Cable Street Albert Smith Washington, D. C High Point Superior Court Smith Bobby Price New Road Price W. D. Baker Brenda Barmer Baker Ronnie Cecil McQuaige Roy Avenue

Police Chief announces 100 demerits for Patrolman Green

Police Chief Laurie Pritchet announces Patrolman K B Green has 100 demerits for three late arrivals to duty.

Laurie Pritchett K. B. Green Green

Wet and warm outlook with scattered thundershowers

The weatherman at Friendship forecasts warmer temperatures with widely scattered thundershowers in the next 24 hours. Tonight features variable clouds, little temperature change, and scattered showers. Wednesday rises to the upper 80s with more showers, while today’s high was in the 80s and tonight’s low near 60s.

Friendship

North Carolina Group Moves to Boost Teacher Pay

A state group of legislators plans to push for higher pay boosts for public school teachers as the budget includes a 20 percent raise. Republicans seek 25 percent and some Democrats favor 30 percent. amendments are anticipated but likely to fail on the floor.

Raleigh North Carolina General Assembly House of Representatives Joint Appropriations Committee Dan Moore House Associated Press Senate GOP Jeter Haynes R-Yadkin Ronald K. Ingle R-Forsyth Wade H. Penny Jr D-Durham Hargrove Bowles D-Guilford James Exum Thomas White Lenoir

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