Conferences of the Dearhigld of Chemi cal Engineering at NC State
The Conference of the Dearhigld of Chemical Engineering at North Carolina State University will feature principal speakers discussing the chemistry of plastics for furniture. The NCSU School of Engineering and the School of Forest Resources have long collaborated with the North Carolina furniture industry, extending services since 1968 through Briggs' project.
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Dearhigld
North Carolina State“University
Ncsu School ‘of Engineering
NCSU
North Carolina
Briggs
Weather forecast calls for cloudy cool spell
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and cool tonight with a low in the mid 40s. Wednesday will be cloudy and cooler with a 30 percent chance of rain during the day and clearing that night. Thursday should bring fair skies and chilly temperatures. Today's high was near 70, with a Wednesday high in the low 60s.
Man Injured In One Car Accident on Blain Street
Harold Brock 62 reported his car lost power steering after being cut off Monday on Blain Street. The vehicle struck Garner’s barricade and a tree, causing about 500 dollars in damage to the car and 125 dollars to the barricade. Police filed no charges.
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Putnam Street
Blain
Williss
Harold Brock
Garner
Seach
Oak View PTA Plans Open House After Meeting
Following the PTA business meeting at Oak View School, an open house will be observed with visits to the classrooms. Parents and residents are invited to tour facilities and meet teachers to learn about programs.
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Oak View
PTA
Desegregation Plan Sparks Citizen Reaction at Board Meeting
In High Point the school board adopted a desegregation plan ending freedom of choice and creating a new elementary zoning system. The plan, submitted to a federal court in Greensboro, aims to fully integrate by next school year with district lines redrawn to address racial balance. Westchester Academy, the city’s private option, has seen rising inquiries as interest follows the decision.
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Marc “Aderholt
Dr.Sherwood
Steenstern
University of Maryland
Hest
Army Hospital
High “Point
American Red Cross
Execu ‘Tive
Piedmont Regional Red Cross Blood Center
High ’Point
Board of Education
High’ Point
Westchester Academy
U.S. Middle District Court
Greensboro
Edwin M. Stanley
Johnson Street
Oak
View
Northwood
Dean B. Pruette
Francois Vaillant
William P. Matthews
Academy
Matthews
High’ Point College
Federal Court
Citizens For ‘Justice, Inc
Westchester
We’ll Bite- What Is It A Strange Photo Mystery
Enterprise photographer Dick Swaim captured an odd image prompting talk of a 40 foot praying mantis in Easter attire. Inspectors quickly identified a sun in the background and a foreground corn stalk bent by late fall.
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Enterprise
Dick Swaim
Henry J York Elected Archdale Mayor In Recount
Randolph County Board of Elections finalized results confirming Henry J York as the first mayor of Archdale with 441 votes to 437 for William Tucker. A previously disputed ballot was counted in the final tally, slightly changing the outcome.
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Asheboro
Henry J. York
Archdale-in
Randolph
County Board of Elections
York's
William “Tusker
Helen, Barries
Board of Elections
York
Tucker
Triad Park Plan Revived for Piedmont Region
Greensboro area officials weigh a revived plan for a 4000 acre regional park serving High Point Greensboro and Winston Salem The Piedmont Triad Council of Governments may seek private funding after bond plans failed last June Cox cites a privately financed park in West Virginia and possible roles for the council of governments in advancing the project
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Greensboro
Piedmont Triad Committee
Lindsay Cox
Piedmont Triad Council of Governments
High Point
Winston- Salem
Guilford
Forsyth County
Cox
West Virginia
Council of Governments
Two Apartment Projects Hit Snags With Planners
Two major apartment developments faced new hurdles after the city Planning and Zoning Commission sent plans back for revisions. Erwin Industries on Johnson Street and the Allen Jay area Modular Industries project drew scrutiny over elevation designs and uniform architecture. A single family style proposal in Eastchester Drive won unanimous support for layout but raised questions on demand and zoning moves for adjacent land. Local residents previously opposed Johnson Street rezoning, and a separate 83 acre tract seek rezoning to Residential A-2 to create about 130 lots, with a City Council hearing planned.
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Forrest
Cates Enterprise
Erwin Industries, Inc
Johnson Street
Springfield
Allen Jay
Oakview
Planning Commission
Sandy Mendenhall
Craven- Johnson-Pollack -Reaisors
Tezone
Hickory Chapel Road
Two Promoted In Chair City
Thomasville Frank L Rankin Jr assumed new duties today as head of the Thomasville office of the Bank and Trust Co He filled a vacancy created when Eric Sellers senior vice president and formerly head of the local office was transferred to the general offices of the bank in Winston Salem Sellers is assuming increased responsibilities on a state wide basis in Wachovia's banking division.
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Thomasville
Frank L. Rankin Jr
Ee Bank and Trust Co
Eric §. Sellers
Winston- Salem
Sellers
Wachovia
Edgewood Drive Branded Public Nuisance by City Panel
Planning and Zoning Commission called Edgewood Street a public nuisance after residents described it as a lovers lane and dumping ground. They urged immediate closure from Whittier Avenue north to Creekside Drive, citing safety concerns and repeated failures to act previously. The City Council will review the recommendation in a committee of the whole meeting Tuesday.
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Edgewood Drive
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Edgewood
Whittier Avenue
Creekside Drive
Chil‘en
Edgewood Street
Richard Kellam
Planning Commission
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Triad Park
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Brentwood Street
Eastchester Drive
Centennial Street
Chair City
Lover
Forrest Cates
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