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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1976
Page
12
City crews begin updating public planters with new slat designs, fixing the worst conditions first. The project aims to refresh all 100 units after finding fiberglass repairs costly and unsatisfactory, with Art RiGhi credited for the photo.
Nine injuries occurred in multiple crashes Wednesday in Engle Point with no hospitalizations. Drivers include Walter Filmore Hester and Rebecca Hester on Woodrow at Blain Court, Martha Sloan and Alan Post on Westwood Avenue, Theresa Medley on English Road, Alice Pearson and Wanda Pearson on E Grimes Avenue, Dinah Lackey and Brenda Lackey on English Road, and Van Smith Reddick Jr on Jamestown. several drivers faced violations such as stop sign, yield, safe movement, and traffic signal infractions.
Two High Point area youths join the Wingate College Concert Choir on a Piedmont tour. Manya Deloris Troutrean, a Freshman soprano from Troutman High Point, and Sheffield, a Freshman alto from High Point, perform with the choir. The group sings at First Baptist Church of High Point Sunday at 6 pm.
Police report multiple burglaries across the city with several homes entered through doors or windows. Cedron Avenue resident Larry Smutt said clothes a camera and other items worth about 930 dollars plus pennies were taken. Hoskins Street resident Rosy Smith reported a 189 dollar television stolen later recovered. Spruce Street resident Inez Clark noted a broken back door but no losses. Lancaster Drive resident Perley Andrew Thomas Jr. reported a motorcycle stolen from a lot. Crestline Drive resident Donald Gilstrap said two rings valued at 4180 dollars were missing.
A local foundation contributed 3500 dollars to help establish a county museum in the Old Courthouse, supported by the Davidson County Historical Association and other donors. The museum aims to open by July 4, with courthouse restoration funded by county commissioners and labor from the Emergency Jobs Program.
A terse critique notes that veteran alumni are often cited as the main source of cheating or improper influence undermining college athletic purity. The piece argues for stricter oversight and reforms within universities to protect fair play.
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