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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1976
Page
9
Neighbors told Enterprise City Council that the Kuite Zone on English Road is loud and unruly. They alleged underage patrons, beer and marijuana activity, and public sexual acts witnessed by residents and a lawyer for the petitioners. Police have been informed but actins pending.
High Point plans to buy 42 passenger buses instead of 31, a move that could speed delivery. The council discussed continuing free summer lunches and a youth aid program, but offered no firm approval, citing the need for more information and departmental justification.
Four vehicles valued at up to 2500 each were stolen Saturday and Sunday in the High Point area, with robbers also taking firearms, cameras, tools, and radios from residences and stores. One motorcycle and several CB radios were recovered later. police described burglaries as entries through back doors with screwdrivers. A shooting left Curtis Ingram with a knee injury treated and released from High Point Memorial Hospital.
The record shows losses of 7516 today and the same amount for the week. Monthly losses total 97310. Arrests recorded today number three and fifty for the month.
Court log shows theft defendants heard this week zero and this month eighty one. Convictions recorded this week zero and this month seventy five.
Guilford County's 1975 76 sales tax intake nearly matched the budget with a partial recovery after a recession. Finance Director Thomas Cashwell cited 9 to 18 percent increases in late months over the prior year and a 17 percent rise for March 1976 over March 1975, with total year receipts at 5.149 million, short of the 5.2 million target by 50,767. The county also noted stronger 1974 75 results and finished the year with a final state payment totaling 1.368 million for December through February.
High Point City Council placed on Thursday's agenda a fix for a leash law typo and a change to parking near the old post office on S Wrenn Street from 15 minutes to two hours. Also planned a computerized traffic signal system for 48 central district intersections with 157,500 dollars city share plus staff costs.
City announces energy savings by cutting lighting, trimming thermostat to 74, and shutting unused floor fans. Restroom hot water lowered to 110 F and outside dampers adjusted to cut energy use, aiming to save about $2,500 monthly with minimal employee discomfort.
Ted Cudd and Jill Royals topped Central High with perfect 4.0 GPAs at the awards ceremony noting more than 50 students receiving honors. Judy Bouldin and Judy Hauser tied for second with 3.989 GPAs. Sallie Dunlap earned fifth with 3.955.
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