North Carolina weighs student loan plan to fund degrees
State Rep. Mary Nesbitt proposes shifting college funding from taxpayers to a state loan fund. In-state tuition would rise while the General Fund subsidy falls, with loans repaid after graduation from either public or private colleges. The plan aims to maximize space and spur student responsibility, citing current high subsidies and campus disengagement.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
Mary G. Nesbitt
D Buncombe
Nesbitt Thins
Bowman Gray
Duke
Eiher
Nesbitt
Sue
North Carolina State University
DCCC Hosts Regional Foreign Language Festival
Davidson County Community College hosted a regional foreign language festival with high schools from High Point, Statesville, Lexington and Trinity. Participants displayed art and crafts, presented talents in French and Spanish, and toured the campus before a covered-dish dinner. Winners included David Hayworth and Marty Copple of High Point Andrews, with multiple awards across models, sculpture, painting, and talent categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Welome
Davidson County Community College
High Point
Statesville
Trinity
Davidson County
DCCC
Emery Dollar
David Hayworth
High Point Andrews
Steve Smith
Menton
Marty Copple
Keet Crawford
High Poin Andrews
Kim Martin
Lexington Senor High
Elaine Croker
Trinty Senior High
Betsy Luddreth
Lisa Jones
Lexington Senior High
Cari Campbell Lee
Anne Picklesimer
Danna Tobin
Cheryl Long
Lisa Freeman
Mary Caudele
High Pont Andrews
David Allred
Paige Blarkman
Sandy Howell
Hugh Point Andrews
Li Sa Tettar
Anthiy Play
Beth Smith
Susan Hatcher
Margot Hormey
High Pot Andrews
Mary Blien Venable
Kathy Smuth
Dhane Allred
Trinity Senior High
Joane Misenheimer
High Point Enterprise credits and notices wording not clear
A fragmented OCR passage from the High Point Enterprise includes garbled names, dates, and publishing notes. It mentions Associated Press content and subscription terms, with stray phrases about advertising representations and independent contractors, but fails to convey a coherent event or notice.
Auto crash injures two at S Main and E Kearns
Two people were hurt Friday afternoon about 4:30 at the S Main and E Kearns intersection when a vehicle rear ended a stopped car. Kenneth Morgan of Winston Salem said the other driver attempted to beat a red light. Koontz and his wife Myrihene P Koontz were treated and released at High Point Memorial Hospital. Koontz faced a safe movement charge.
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Veo
S. Main
E Kearns Street
Marc Vesial Rooms
Giles St
Kenneth Morgan
Winston-Salem
Roomz
Koontz
Guilford County to weigh land use policy and massage parlors
Guilford County Commissioners meet Monday at 9 a.m. in the courthouse to hear a public hearing at 10 a.m. on a proposed land use policy guiding rural development. Massage parlors were raised but action postponed due to a member's absence. Henry Revell will discuss rural recreation needs while officials note revenue-sharing declines and tax-supported programs. A Board of Equalization and Review will convene to accept 1978 property valuation appeals later in the week. The policy favors environmental protection, residential and commercial growth, services, intergovernmental cooperation, and citizen participation, urging growth as inevitable yet manageable with open spaces preservation.
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Greensboro
Guilford
Henry Revell
Galaways Recreation Task Force
Revell
Board of Equalization and Review
Mayo River water plan faces riparian rights hurdle in Guilford
Col Dan McDonald told the Guilford County Interagency Task Force on Water Quality that a Mayo River intake could supplement scarce supplies with a reservoir and pumping, but riparian rights lack clear legislation and require water to be returned to the stream. He noted potential sources within the Cape Fear system and predicted demand will exceed local supply by the 1990s.
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McDonald
Greensboro
Guillard County
Cape Fear
Yadkin River
Dan River
Mayo River
Gantford County
Alotkingham
Altamaha 1
Roct County
Guilford County
Guyford County
G Assembly
Hampton Roads
Carolina Strea
Reparran
High Point Students Honored at Awards Day
Winston Salem State University held an awards day to honor High Point area students for service, readership and achievement. Kathy Williams of Lexington and Duncan Gray of Trinity were named for work with the student union and Madrigal Singers respectively.
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Winston-Salem
High Point Area
Kathy Williams
Lexington
Duncan Gray
Trinity
New Scout Chief To Assume Duties
James Johnson Terry will assume the duties of scout executive of Uwharrie Council of the Boy Scouts of America on July 4. A native of Peterstown, West Virginia, he has been active in scouting since youth in Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts. He graduated from Davidson College with a BS in 1966 and has held roles as cubmaster and roundtable commissioner in Mecklenburg County Council District 3 earning the Scouter's Key. He entered professional scouting in 1960 and was camp commissioner for Camp Steere.
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America
Peterstown
West Virginia
Ale
Davidson College
Davidean College
Terry
Mecklenburg County
Steere
Navona Company School
District Court hands down varied larceny and drunken driving rulings
In district court judge Elreta Alexander sentenced or continued judgment for multiple defendants. John Clark, 17, Edgewood Drive, received an 18 month active sentence after guilt on larceny with an appeal noted. Several others faced suspended sentences, fines, and costs for larceny, drunken driving, possession of marijuana, and related charges. Some cases involved dismissals or prayer for judgment continued on payment of costs. Names include Ocie D. McNair, Leona C. Collett, James Hughes, Jerry Moore, Willie Lane, Michael Davis, Harold Bazley, Claudell Dunlap, and many more with various addresses listed.
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John Clark
Edgewood Drive
Elreta Alexander
Clark
Superior Court
Dannie R Baxley
Christopher Hedgecock
Ocie D. McNair
Leonard Avenue
Leona C. Collett
Route 2
James ©. Hughes
Cleveland Street
Jerry E. Moore
Proctor Drive
Willie Paul Lane
E. College Drive
Michael Lee Davis
W. Ward Avenue
Harold D. Bazley
Kernersville
Kenneth R. Campbell
Willow Reed
Thomasville
Campbell
John Willie Mitchell
Franklin Street
Alexander
Claudell Dunlap
Wesley Place
Boyd J. Pierce
Penny Road
Bryan G. Harris
N. Ridge Drive
Charles W. Irwin
Dillon Road
Jamestown
Randall Lee
Dogwood Circle
Timothy P. Dillton
Winston- Salem
James S. Nienaler
Howard Gammons Sr
Rt. 6
Gammons
Nelson Parker
N. Downing Street
Charles L. Shelton
Rt. 2
Iron Station
James M. Simmons
RL 2
Trinity
Roger D. Leeson
Hubert Goode
Cable Street
Walter Canady Jr
Richland Street
Kenneth W. Belton
Robbins Avenue
Calvin Steed
Runyon
CIA
Robin L. Stegenga
River Road
Peuver
Leroy White
J Street
Frayer
Vermillion
Flanders Con
Lee Sturdivant
Lar Avenue
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