Mayo River eyed as potential Guilford water source
Guilford County Water Quantity Study Task Force discussed diverting Mayo River water to Guilford County noting a 400 million gallon daily flow and legal political hurdles. They plan to invite a state official, consider a Guilford Rockingham dam, and assess sewer impacts while ensuring county representation on the task force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
Mayo River
Rockingham County
Roanoke River
Cape Fear
Bert Halil
Guilford
Rockingham
Carl Dinga
Gibsonville
R. Terry Culbreth
Culbreth
Burlington
High Point Enterprise Saturday Briefs
Local page lists events for Saturday afternoon in High Point area on March 27, 1976. Farm market, church notices, and community updates appear among brief items for residents and visitors.
Driver Hurt In Accident Involving Drunken Driving Charge
Irvin Lee Brown 21 of Carey Avenue admitted to High Point Memorial Hospital after a single car wreck at 10 42 pm on E Lexington Avenue at E College Drive. Brown was charged with drunken driving. Damages were $1,200 to the car and $75 to a utility pole. Carrere Ballard of Gordy Place, passenger in a car driven by Eddie Roy Bariks 47 of Gordy, was treated and released after a wreck at 7:15 pm on S Centennial Street at Grimes Avenue. The other driver was Donald Ray Blackwell 19 of Hillside Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Lee Brown
Carey Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
E. Lexington Avenue
E College Drive
Brown
Carrere Ballard
Gordy Place
Eddie Roy Bariks
Gordy
S. Centennial Street
Grimes Avenue
Donald Ray Blackwell
Hillside Drive
Cleaning Up Youngsters at Carson Stout Homes
About 60 youngsters helped on a grounds cleanup at Carson Stout Homes using their day off from school Friday. The activity was encouraged by Walter Gould Housing Authority youth director. The project began Thursday afternoon after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Stout Homes
Housing Authority
Walter Gould
SFMC Ranks Eighth City Firms Among Top Tax Listings For County
High Point firms among 20 Guilford County businesses with the largest 1975 tax valuations per County Tax Dept figures. Southern Bell led with 101.48 million, Duke Power 88.27 million, Cone Mills 77.09 million. total county Valuations in the list exceed 725 million. Fire and emergency calls occurred in High Point with minor incidents and a bomb scare at Union Hill School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
High Point
Guilford County
County Tax Dept
Southern Furniture Marketing Center
Duke Power Co
Burlington Industries
Sears- Roebuck Co
Piedmont Natural Gas Co
The
Southern Railroad
County
Arraignment in Welfare Fraud Case Set
In Guilford County District Court High Point Tuesday at least three residents face welfare fraud charges. Assistant County Attorney Thomas G. Foster said 40 warrants have been issued involving 18 people in the effort. Two more High Point residents were charged, with each arraigned facing two counts: an offense and making a false statement. Shadie Adams is charged with failing to disclose employment and receiving AFDC funds, plus a false employment claim. Maggie C. Gidderon is charged with receiving AFDC funds by not disclosing the nonresident child and making a false statement about the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
High Point
Guilford County
Thomas G. Foster
Foster
Greensboro Area
Shadie Adams
Cedar Sr
Maggie C. Gidderon
Cable St
AFDC
Thunderbirds To Perform At Air Base
GREENSBORO The Air Force Thunderbirds will perform at the Bicentennial Open House at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base on Saturday April 24. Gates open at 11 am with an air show aircraft displays flybys by F-4E B-52 and Ke-195 and a Tactical Air Command Band concert. Army personnel will perform parachuting demonstrations and a Special Forces repelling demonstration plus hand to hand combat and a security police dog display. Food concessions booths local talent and other activities round out the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Air Force
Thunderbirds
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Tactical Air Command
Army
Air Force Security Police
Winston
Youngblood
Suddarth Opposes Malpractice Law Changes in NC
North Carolina State Senator Tom Suddarth rejects immediate May action on medical malpractice reform. In a minority report he argues reforms risk justice and warn of chaos or a “railroad job.” He calls the study commission setup biased and faults several proposed limits and a medical-legal screening plan. He favors caution and criticizes lump sum damages and publicity limits as harmful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Noblitt
Raleigh
General Assembly
Tom Suddarth
D-Davidson
Suddarth
Professional Liability Insurance Study Commission
North Carolina
Study Commission
Insurance Company
Commission
Local News From Bll AP Dispatches
The paragraph appears to be a garbled notice about The High Point Enterprise distributing AP news. It notes second class matter status, postal details, independent contractor distributors, and advertising contact practices. The readable names suggest High Point and associates. specifics are fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
AP News
High Pont
N.cunger
Maren
Postagenday Point
Exrats
Newfare
Waratiittith
Netnnal
Probable Cause Found Trial Ordered In Assault Case
District Court Judge Elreta Alexander found probable cause in multiple assault with a deadly weapon cases. William Lindsay was injured by James P. Lindsay 17 and Weldon McBride 23. Vernon Boone faced larceny and receiving charges over a 1974 diesel farm tractor. Other defendants faced drunken driving outcomes, suspensions, dismissals, or acquittals in a crowded docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elreta Alexander
William Lindsay
James P. Lindsay
Franklin Street
Weldon McBride
E. Commerce Avenue
Vernon Boone
Main Street
Boone
Neuse Tracto Co
Rt. 1
Dudley
Joseph Harvey Slack
Bethel Drive
Lilly Fuller
Russell Avenue
Alexander
Charlie Justice Stilley
Hodgin Street
Carlos Renadlo Stilley
Marlboro Street
Marilyn Thomas
Privette Stresses Spending Curb At Thomasville Rally
Kannapolis gubernatorial hopeful Rev. Coy C. Privette spoke at Thomasville Senior High School, criticizing state spending and pledging to reverse the trend as governor. He urged support for his campaign, said he works without special interests, and then fielded one to one questions from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Rev
Coy C. Privette
Kannapolis
Thomasville Senior High School
Privette
Real Estate Course Open at Davidson County College
Registration remains open until April 6 at Davidson County Community College for a real estate course. Prospective students are urged to enroll on March 29 or March 31 as classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and continue through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County Community College
S Cawriinaae
Don Lanning Bai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Natural and Economic Resources Dept
Dan River
Mayodan
Virginia
Hall
Enterprise
Art Richardson
SFMC
Fern Street
Ragan Avenue
Lexington Avenue
College Drive
Union Hill School
North State Telephone Co
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Cone Mills Corp
Tax Dept
Burlington Industries, Inc
Sears-Roebuck, Co
Western Electric Co
P. Lorillard Tobacco Firm
Guilford Mills
Friendly Center/Starmount Co
Colonial Pipeline Co
Lb, M. Corp
Gilbarco Corp
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
J. P. Stevens and Co. Inc
Southern Railway System
Kirkman and Koury, Inc
Vick Chemical Co
Allen Jay High School
Beverly Bishop
Terri Threatt
Ann Case
Jenny Davis
Tre Pan Younger
Teresa Wilson
Barbara Clodfelter
Lynn Martin
cPhoto
Air Base
Carolina
Sud
High Point Enterprise Entantaned
Publibad
Church Avenue
Hugh Point
Associated RE
Davly
Carter
Dianne McCormick
Hines Street
Raymond L. Carico
Billy D. Brown
Homewood Avenue
Betty 5. Deligney
Rt. 4
Vickie Adams Holdren
Jimmy G. Tilley
Manor Drive
Mark C. Dickson
Tangle Drive
Jamestown
John C Rabon
Bennett Place
James J. Ripple
Unity Street
Matthew McCoy
Park Street
Stephen M. Horney
Forestdale Drive
Coy Privette
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