Mobile Home Issue Probes City Council Silence Grows
Pressure mounts in High Point to create mobile home zoning but city leaders offer only cautious reviews. The Planning Commission seeks council guidance while considering a special park classification as critics urge action.
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City Hall
High Point
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Planning Board
Baker Road
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Two Bandits Rob N Main Grocery in Bold Night Break
Two armed men robbed Columbia Food Market on N Main Street last night at 9 40 pm taking cash from two registers and wallets from three customers. Beeson the owner suffered head injuries and loss of glasses during the hold up as per police reports.
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Jack Beeson
Columbia Food Market
N. Main Street
Beeson
C. H. Jennings
Elwood Hedgecock
Norman Easter
Hedgecock
Jennings
Wilco
Jack Michael
Flamingo
Loflin Street
Edgar Jack Kirkman
N. Hamilton Street
Eddie Knox Jr Named Executive Vice President of Merchants Assn
Edward M. Knox Jr., son of a former High Point city manager, is named executive vice president of the Merchants Association and its Credit Bureau. He will retire from the Air Force in June and start around June 15, succeeding Leo Palmer who died last September.
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Edward M
Eddie) Knox Jr
High Point
Merchants Assn
Credit Bureau
W. D. Lee Jr
The
Lee
Association
Knox
Air Force
Leo Palmer
High Point Central High School
Main Street
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Air Force Eastern
Cape Kennedy
New Doctor Joins Firm in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Dr K A Warburton has joined Drs Robert K Arthur and John K Farrington in the obstetrics and gynecology practice. He trained at the University of Michigan Medical School, did residency at the Medical College of Virginia, and served in the Air Force at Nellis. He and his wife and two daughters reside on Parliament Drive in the Oakview area.
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School of Medicine
University of Michigan
Robert K. Arthur
John K. Farrington
Warburton
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Richmond
Air Force
Nellis Air Base
Las Vegas
Wayne County General Hospital
Detroit
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
N. Y
Parliament Drive
Oakview
Cool Spell Continues With Cooler Weather Likely
Cooler weather moved into the High Point area overnight and will linger for a day or two. The Friendship forecast calls for variable clouds and little temperature change through Wednesday with a 20 percent rain chance, followed by cooler conditions Thursday. Highs to upper 50s and tonight's low around the mid 40s.
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High Point
Friendship Weatherman
Seven Juveniles Charged in Multiple Break-ins
Detectives report seven boys aged 14 and under have been charged with breaking and entering in a two month span. The youths allegedly robbed Star Cleaners and Dutch Laundry on Main three times each, Quick-as-a-Wink Laundry on N Hamilton once, and Oscar's Fine Foods on S Wrenn once. Each suspect faces burglary charges in connection with the incidents.
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Star Cleaners
N. Hamilton
Oscar’s Fine Foods
S. Wrenn
Judged Best In Seven States Photo by Jim Stratford
A captioned photo credits Jim Stratford showing a standout moment judged top in seven states. The image highlights a leading participant whose performance drew regional acclaim.
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Jim Stratford
Neighborhood leaders attend city planning course in High Point
About 35 to 40 High Point adults are taking a 40 hour course in the Model Cities program conducted by Triangle Consultants Associates and Shaw University. The program aims to equip residents with planning and problem solving skills for community improvement over the next year.
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High Point Model Cities
Triangle
Shaw University
Astor Dowdy Towers
Bill Siembieda
City Public Works Department
Siembieda
Forney
Thomasville Board Backs Apartments Rezoning Plan
The Thomasville Planning and Zoning Board voted to support rezoning a 16 acre tract west of Salem Street for 135 low income apartments, sending the issue to City Council for a Thursday public hearing. The board also favored pursuing an urban renewal project with federal funding and possible no city cash outlay.
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Thomasville
Planning Board
James W. Johnson
Johnson
Chair City
Chamber of Commerce
Burglars Loot Hendrix Home Near Kersey Drive
Sheriff's deputies investigated a break in at W. O. Hendrix's residence on Hendrix Road near Kersey Drive. Items missing include a television set two shotguns two radios fishing gear a record player and a vacuum cleaner. Entry was through a pried kitchen window. Missing value not stated.
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W. O. Hendrix
Hendrix Road
Kersey Drive
Hendrix
Origin of the term ghetto tied to Venice district
The word ghetto likely derives from a Venice district where Jews lived in segregation around 1516 near an iron foundry named the Ghetto Italian.
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Venice
Italy
Gibson seeks Guilford House seat in 1968 GOP bid
Roger C. Gibson of Greensboro announces another run for the Guilford County State House seat. The 26 year old GOP candidate opposes forced busing and supports school choice while denouncing tax hikes from the last General Assembly. He manages Sachs Realty’s Bahama Carolina Division and has Guilford College ties.
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Greensboro
State House of Representatives
Guilford County
Gibson
Guilford House
State Senate
County Board of Commissioners
Sachs Realty
Bahama-Carolina
Guilford College
GOP
Greensboro Moose Lodge
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