Realtors Board Says Problem None in Appraisals
The Board of Realtors announced no fault with appraisals used in condemnation trials for the Redevelopment Commission and found no ethics breach. It urged future re use appraisal contracts bar appraisers from accepting property owner employment in the renewal area.
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Point Board of Realtors
mid-Fe
Commission
Board of Realtors
Redevelopment Commission
North Carolina
Vane A
Emia
Hunter Dalton Jr
Wife testimony counters time of crime in Land case
Joyce Land testified that Rogert Land was at home in Davidson County about an hour on November 15 and later at about 5 30 p m. She said he appeared stable with no unusual behavior and described his shirt, noting no bruises or beer odor on his breath as evidence was presented in Davidson County Superior Court.
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Marvin Burts
Enterprise
Lexington
Trinity
Davidson County Superior Court
Rogert Dale Land
Cecil
Davidson County
High Point
Joyce Land
Defense rests as witness questions continue in Land case
The trial heard testimony from the victim's husband who described searching for Roger Dale Land and carrying a pistol. Rev. Bert Miller Sr. and family members testified as the court paused for bench sessions and the jury was excused briefly.
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Bert Leo Miller Sr
Miller
Herbin
Chamber Seeks Extended Utilities Beyond City Limits
City council weighs extending water and sewer lines to neighboring counties to lure industry. Officials discuss dropping old restrictions while noting legal discretion and cost sharing. Mayor Stout opposes cross county extensions taxing impact. Councilman Davis favors expansion to attract business.
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Chamber
Industrial Development Committee
Chamber Board
Greensboro
Randolph County
Randolph
Carson Stout
Guilford County
Guilford
Robert Davis
Weather outlook with warm evening and cooler weekend
The forecast notes near 70 today followed by a warm night with a low around 47. Saturday should bring variable clouds and a rise to about 60 as it cools. Sunday looks cooler with generally fair skies after last night’s unusually low 35.
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Friendship Weatherman
Residence Plant Thefts Reported and Car Wreck Injuries
The article notes thefts of $114 in jewelry at a residence and multiple vehicle wrecks. One 10:30 p.m. crash at Main Cook injured a driver and a passenger, Lou Cook of Tryon Street. A 6 p.m. wreck at Pine and Church streets involved Julian Josephsohn, 53, of Overbrook Drive. Lena Godfrey of Heathcliff Drive sustained a minor injury in another collision. A two car crash at N Hamilton and Lexington injured a driver and passenger. Barbara Lewis of Madison Avenue was cited for failing to yield. The exact loss and injuries are partially reported with damage estimated at $850 in one incident.
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PLC
Main Cook
Lou Cook
Tryon Street
Julian Josephsohn
Overbrook Drive
Pine
Church Streets
Ret Obers
Lena Godfrey
Heathcliff
N. Hamilton
Lexington
Barbara Lewis
Madison Avenue
Thelma Rothday
January to February utility bill spike prompts city hail complaints
City customers flood city hall with protests over higher water sewer and electric charges. Officials cite holiday meter readings, weather delays, and January estimation errors as causes for the February jump. City Manager Cheek suggests averaging the last three bills to compare.
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City Hall
Harold Cheek
Archdale Clinic Reopened In Asheboro Region
The Randolph County Health Department resumes the Archdale clinic each Tuesday from 2 to 4 PM at the Guil Rand Fire Station. Vaccines previously given in Asheboro can be obtained at the Archdale site.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Health Department
Archdale
Guil Rand
Health Department
Editor Urges Free Press Duty and Responsible Leadership
Greensboro editor Snider urged newspapers to distinguish news from advertising and to dig for stories with lasting impact. He warned of stagnation from poor production and urged police and prosecutors to protect free trials. He praised urban renewal and urged zoning to guide growth along the Piedmont Crescent.
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Jake Froelich
Snider
Greensboro
Free Press
High Point
Red Cross House Campaign Reaches 39 Percent of Goal
Red Cross Chapter reports pledges and gifts totaling 9812, or 39 percent of the 25000 goal. Campaign General Chairman Robert B. Rankin notes the cards show quality but many pledges remain fragmentary. Guy Kinney reports the Commercial Division totals of 4945, about 76 percent of its quota. Rankin urges canvassers to extend efforts to complete the drive.
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Red Cross Chapter House
Robert B. Rankin
Guy Kinney
Downtown double ticketing targets overtime parking crackdown
City traffic chief Captain W H McSwain confirms a program to issue a second ticket on cars left beyond the meter time in certain downtown zones. The policy, in effect for some time, aims to boost turnover of parking spaces with enforcement by meter maids.
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W. H. McSwain
McLain
Ever Stop Tires Downtown for Parking Violations
Ever Stop began marking tires on cars in the downtown area and ticketing those left parked beyond the meters. The Council did not mention then the prospect of double tickets.
Classified Ad Manager Appointed At The Enterprise
Robert A. Lindsay was named classified advertising manager of The Enterprise by C. W. Patterson Jr. Lindsay had served as acting manager for 15 months during Frank Jones’s illness and subsequent death on February 14. He is a High Point native educated at High Point College and has experience in display and classed advertising.
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Robert A. Lindsay
C. W. Patterson Jr
Lindsay
Frank Jones
Aern
High Point
Univastly Te Oe
High Point College
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Frank Sizemore
Emerywood Country Club
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Sizemore
John Hutchens
Robert Gross
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Elmer Horton
High Point Enterprise
Archdale Clinic
Red Cross
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