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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1977
Page
7
Lexington officials and hospital trustees broke ground on an $8 million Lexington Memorial Hospital. Robert Grubb noted tough financing, relying on a fund drive and bonds after no federal or state aid. New facilities should open in about 18 months, around spring 1979, to attract new doctors.
High Point police officer J W Lambert was returned to his regular duties after the State Bureau of Investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing. Lambert had been reassigned to help reopen the police academy while the case involving the August 31 theft at Heritage Woods Apartment Complex was reviewed. District Attorney Raymond Alexander notified Police Chief John Faircloth that the probe found no connection between Lambert and the theft.
Police records show multiple injuries from two traffic incidents on Thursday. A 6:45 a.m. rear end collision at Kivett Drive and Hoskins Street injured an unidentified passenger in the Dills vehicle. drivers Thomas Francis Duez and Avery Ames Dills were involved. Duez was charged with following too closely. A second 3:13 p.m. rear end crash at Main Street and Wheeler Avenue injured Wayne Eugene Hill and Margaret Owens Kanoy. Hill faced a following too closely charge.
The state museum names Gaynor as director bringing deep Ohio Village restoration experience. He served as assistant curator in charge of crafts and interpretation at Ohio Village Columbus from 1974 to 1975, later becoming acting curator and manager. He led program development, staffing, budgeting, and exhibit planning, and previously aided East Liverpool ceramics project and Zoar restoration work.
Liberty Missouri AP report says Clay County Jail workers and inmates suffer watery eyes and runny noses. Sheriff Corum suspects fungus on jail walls as the cause.
Guilford County Commissioners and High Point City Council approved a regional land use plan. The planning department revised the map to mark noise cones near airport runways reflecting health concerns. The plan dropped a conservation label after Piedmont Triad Council of Governments input. Deputies were added to the county self insurance fund.
A sizable group at City Hall urged city officials on how to spend 2.5 million dollars slated for housing and community development. Eight proposals included restoring William Penn High auditorium, upgrading south town housing, adding sidewalk on N Centennial Drive for Wesleyan Arms residents, and improving the West End. The meeting, led by Mayor Roy Culler and City Council, included about a dozen Citizen Advisory Council members. The hearing supports HUD to approve about 2 million in federal funds to raise living standards in low and moderate income neighborhoods and add 30,000 to a fund after loss of false-arrest insurance coverage. County Manager John Witherspoon said self-insurance expands by 70,000. the fund may grow over five years. High Point and Guilford County joined the Piedmont Triad Council of Governments plan, with officials sending it to delegates November 16. A revised plan text notes a transition zone east of Greensboro tied to a proposed new sewer plant location. Noise-designation aims to inform buyers about airport noise and loan impacts. Witherspoon emphasized deputies’ protection, noting self-insurance helps cover false-arrest and service-of-papers charges. The 30,000 matches prior insurance costs.
TV SCHEDULE text notes that schedules are provided by stations and networks and may change without notice. It lists network addresses in New York and mentions questions, criticism or ticket information with locations on Avenue of the Americas and West 52nd Street.
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