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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1976

Page

3

High Point police face EEOC discrimination complaints

Ten black officers in the High Point Police Dept. filed discrimination complaints with the EEOC alleging bias in hiring promotions and job classifications. City official Randall Spencer defended practices, noting current and past minority advancement efforts while acknowledging staffing shortfalls and a first formal link to a federal agency. The EEOC will make personal contact with city officials and may move toward a court hearing.

Robert Marks High Point EEOC Charlotte Randall W. Spencer Spencer W. T. Amakee Spencer Maj Stewart Hartley

TG POINT ENTERPRISE City and Area

TG POINT ENTERPRISE serves the city and surrounding area this Saturday afternoon. Activities include community events, notices, and updates for residents. Details appear on page 24 with listings for local organizations and services.

TG Point Enterprise City & Area

First Republican Files Four Seek Elective Posts

The first Republican candidate joins Guilford County races as filing closes for the August primary. Donald G. White of High Point seeks a House seat while Democrat David J. Moore enters the county contest. Two Democrats file for Board of Commissioners seats in Guilford, Kathryn Hatfield for the two year term and Stephen A. Gibson Jr. for one of the four year terms. Other filing includes candidates for judges posts and state offices. White favors broad minority rights and tax reform, Moore seeks mandatory sentences and opposes the presidential primary abolition, while Hatfield and Gibson discuss growth, zoning, budgeting, and county administration.

Jim Hawkins Greensboro Mote Guilford County Donald G. White Briarchffect High Pont Stephen A. Gibson Jr Route 4 Robert Shaw Richard Maxwell Guilford County Board of Elections High Point Raleigh White Greensboro-High Point Utilines Commission Duplin County Moore Hatfield Guilford College University of North Carolina School of Law Hatfield and Hatfield Duke University Hospital Greensboro Commission On Status of Women Board of Commissioners Gibson Bessemer High School High Point College

Play Day Tug of War Highlights at Local School

School families gathered for the annual Play Day as students competed in a tug-of-war event led by participants including Larry Smith and Jenata Hedgecoon. The lively fitness day showcased kid power and school spirit amid cheering spectators.

Larry Smith Jenata Laray Hedgecoon

Chair City Seeks Employers in Thomasville Meeting

Thomasville Chamber of Commerce, state officials led by Robert Ewing and Larry McGee, and local industry reps convened to attract new employers. Jim Johnson of Rex Plastics urged cooperation from existing firms to lure wage sensitive, environmentally balanced employers to the area.

Thomasville Larry McGee Division of Economic Development

Thirty Arrested In Bootlegger Crackdown

Davidson County sheriff's deputies and Alcohol Beverage Control agents raided for bootleggers arresting over 30 suspects from Friday evening into the early hours. Officials could not estimate seized beer and liquor quantities.

Sexington Davidson County Sheriff's Deputies Sheriff's Dept Alcoholie Beverage Control Agerits

Police Log Details String Of Weekend Robberies And Thefts

High Point police report a Friday spree including a strong-arm robbery in which Donald Farrington, 57, was beaten and robbed of 430 dollars near S Elim and S Malin streets. Break-ins yielded a 22 caliber revolver, liquor, towels, and cash. A Salvation Army van was stolen from Main Street parking, and several vehicles and items were taken from local lots and streets. An arrest was made in connection with a storage-building break-in.

High Point Donald Farrington S Main Street S Elim Street S Malin Street Farrington Mikhael J. Kreitz Johnson Street Salvation’ Army Salvation Army Lewis Edward Lane Bolés Avenue Supurb English Road Lane Tony Garland McDowell Rt. 2 Thomasville West End James A. Phipps Shalimar Drive Ferndale School Franklin Joseph Cain Ret Winston-Salem Beauly Supply Wcommerce Avenue Sylvester Rucker Meredith Drive Tommy's Sunoco James Grady Bearden Lindsay Street

Guilford County Sets 1976 Secondary Summer School Program

The Guilford County school system will offer its 1976 secondary summer program at Jamestown Junior High School, with Dr. Melvin Stahl planning and announcing registration from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on June 10. Classes run June 14 to July 23, five days per class, with a minimum of 15 students per class and fees of 50 dollars for six weeks or 30 dollars for three weeks.

Greenlobo Guilford County Jamestown Junior High School Melvin Stahl Stahl Board of Education

High Point Enterprise Carrier Ad Prices and Delivery Note

The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates by mail and delivery options. Independent contractors deliver newspapers. the company is not responsible for advance subscription payments, with rates shown for daily, Sunday, and monthly options and contact details for local carriers.

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Obscure Items In State Budget Explosive Predictions

Obscure items in the 1976 77 North Carolina Budget spark surprise and potential impact. Highlights include leadership changes at the Youth Services Commission, Fountain School closure, and a new SBI led rookie school with over 100000 dollars allocated. Foreign Trade Zones funded through the Natural and Economic Resources Department, plus staff reductions and remodeling controls.

Bill Noblitt Raleigh Linde Adbits Turk Othe North Carolina General Assembly Youth Services Commission Durham William Sheffield Fountain School Rocky Mount State Highway Patrol Gamer Road Governor Morehead School James E. Holshouser, Jr Advisory Budget Commission Patrol State Bureau of Investigation SBI Department of Administration Council of State Charlotte Chamber of Commerce State Department of Natural and Economic Resources

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