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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1976
Page
14
Police respond to an early alarm at Lampart Table Co on Surrett Drive and charge two men, Danny Jarrell and Donnie Reece, with breaking and entering after finding them inside the factory. Damages are estimated at 50 dollars.
Central High School students and staff addressed a board meeting amid controversy over teen harassment rumors. Principal Lee Andrews defended discipline at the school as Student Body President Alan Docbrow urged unity, fellowship, and renewed parental engagement to reinforce trust in students. Patrol reports Trooper Lawrence Strickland died in a Corvette crash near Lumberton.
Lt. Col. Paul L. Ross United States Army Retired was named executive director of the Midlands Human Resources Development Commission in Columbia South Carolina. He assumed duties October 1 after serving as assistant state director for plans and coordination with the State Division of Economic Opportunity. He will oversee human services in a four county area and is active with A and T State University Alumni Association Columbia chapter USC Alumni NAACP.
The COOL program representatives described in three city junior highs. They outlined alternative learning centers with a teacher and an aide in each school. The group discussed improving parent child communication to aid learning. Dr Charles Hayworth announced Ferndale Junior’s new dropout prevention program.
Local buyers line up to purchase used goods from residents looking to declutter. People with unwanted items can quickly convert closets and garages into cash as cash-for-goods programs gain traction in the community.
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