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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1969

Page

15

Putman seeks third term on High Point City Council

High Point Democrat Putman announced today he will run for a third two year term on the City Council. He would be the second Democrat in the race, with primary elections set for April 22 and the city election on May 6. He names expansion of city services and a new administration building as top goals while noting his four years as liaison on Redevelopment and Youth councils.

Coy Putman High Point J. B. Gibson Putman Redevelopment Commission Youth Council Council Law and Public Safety Public Utilities

High Point Enterprise section B headline run

Monday afternoon edition of the High Point Enterprise section B dated March 10, 1969 features local briefs and notices with community updates and brief sports items from the area.

Forney to lead Model Cities program here

City Council confirmed Don Forney as executive director of the Model Cities program amid near unanimous backing. He pledged to roll up sleeves and appoint a staff, with four positions open including three professional roles and a secretary. He emphasized moving quickly to regain lost time and coordinate physical, nonphysical, and human resources efforts.

Don Forney City Council Model Cities Program Forney Robert Davis Fred Swartzberg Davis Model Cities Commission Swartzberg Health Otis Tillman Carson Stout Council

New City Light name poll in Archdale Trinity

Archdale and Trinity residents weigh options for the proposed city name. With 46 ballots reported, City of Archdale Trinity leads 20 to 18 over Trinity, while Bush Hill and Archdale each have four votes. Balloting continues until March 18 at midnight with postal cards allowed for multi person votes if signed with name and address.

Archdale-Trinity Don Wrenn Archdale Trinity Guil Rand Fire Dept Trindale Satur City of Archdale-Trinity Bush Hill Archdale Trinity Action Committee

Two truck crash on I-85 near Lexington causes major damage

At about 4 15 am two tractor trailers collided in the westbound lane of I 85 near the Lexington Moose Lodge. The Oakley truck rammed the Leon truck, igniting a fire that destroyed the tractor and caused about 22000 in damages. Oakley 25 and his father 47 suffered minor injuries while Paul Oakley was hospitalized for observation. Beal Leon 44 and his Rig owned by Custom Canners Inc escaped serious injury.

Lexington Here Lexington Moose Lodge Highway Patrol James Oscar Oakley Rt 2 Chester Ill Beal Wendel Leon Guntersville Ala Oakley Gilster Milling Co I. Triangle

Cold, Fair Weather Outlook Remains Through Week

The Friendship weather forecast expects fair skies and cold conditions tonight with lows in the mid 20s. Tuesday brings fair to partly cloudy skies and continuing cold with near zero precipitation. Wednesday should be fair and not as cold. Today's high rises to the mid to upper 40s, with Tuesday's high in the upper 40s.

Friendship Weatherman

Tracks To Stay Awhile In High Point City

High Point motorists will endure tracks on Main Street with no set removal date. City Manager Harold Cheek said the issue remains under study and weather blocks asphalt work. Officials will consult state highway authorities on assistance while contractors resume Johnson Street extension when weather breaks.

High Point Harold Cheek Arnold Koonce Cheek Koonce Johnson Street Tanyard Road

Free prescribed foods aid Guilford mothers and children

Guilford County residents receive free prescribed foods under a state program aiding prenatal and nonlactating mothers and young children. Dr. Sarah Morrow notes four age categories, aims to prevent anemia and promote growth, with instruction on use. The program, part of two NC efforts, distributes items from surplus centers with USDA support.

Greensboro Guilford County North Carolina Sarah T. Morrow Morrow Health Department High Point U.S. Department of Agriculture Welfare Department

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