High Point Lake faces delay from road project
High Point's new city lake remains unflooded as a road project, Aberdeen Road, holds up dam closure. City Manager Harold Cheek said part of the road must be raised above water, delaying filling and extending the lake's construction timeline.
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High Point
New City
Harold Cheek
Aberdeen Road
Tanyard Road
Aberdeen Road delays and lake project timeline shift
City delays in Aberdeen Road and Tanyard Road work affect a new lake project. Cheek warns of flood risks raising lake levels during construction. The contract is worth 347793 dollars after a September bid fallout. Officials now anticipate lake filling to take four to twelve months, delaying recreational opening past next summer.
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Tanyard Road
New City
Robbery at Wimbledon Place House Reveals Big Haul
Police report a weekend burglary at Paul I Fine residence on Wimbledon Place. Detectives say attackers forced a back door and emptied drawers and cabinets. Missing items include cash, appliances, a Merantz stereo, cameras, watches, two antique statues, and more with total value still being tallied. Also reported were vandalism at Emma Blair School and thefts from a doctor’s clinic.
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Paul I. Fine
Wimbledon Place
Merantz
Bell and Howell
Emma Blair School
Support Grows for Stadium in Bond Issue Plan
High Point officials push to include Albion Millis Stadium in a 12.5 million bond referendum to fund streets sewers water and school facilities. Schools Superintendent Dr Dean B Pruette backs the stadium as part of the northern High Point complex near the N Main Street by pass citing access and parking needs.
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Dean B. Pruette
Shadybrook
Bill Bencini
Bencini
Albion Millis
Council
John Thomas
Thomas
T. Wingate Andrews
Central High
Omas
High Point Board of Education
Pruette
N. Main Street
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
High Point College
High Point Lions Club
K mart Robbery Probed as Three Armed Men Loot Store
Police pursue three gunmen after a Monday early morning break in at the K mart on N Main Street. Two Winston-Salem workers tied and locked in a bathroom describe masked robbers who opened two safes, with cash estimated at forty to sixty thousand dollars.
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N. Main Street
Willie Miller
Booker T. Wilson
Winston-Salem
Miller
Wilson
Woman Charged After Assaulting Oak Hill Teacher
Beulah Kinsler McCoy, 41, of W Green Drive, was charged Monday with assault after she struck Oak Hill School teacher Betty C. Massey across the face with a pocketbook at the doorway following a dispute over her niece. She was freed on a $100 bond.
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Oak Hill
Beulah Kinsler McCoy
Betty C. Massey
Kindergarten planned in High Point schools for 350 students
High Point Board of Education moves toward adopting a Model Cities kindergarten program to serve about 350 students in six city schools Parkview Village Leonard Street Emma Blair Fairview Street Cloverdale and Brentwood. Eight teachers 16 aides a social worker a director a secretary a bookkeeper and a bus driver will be hired amid pay and qualification plans.
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High Point Board of Education
Evelyn Thompson
Thompson
UNCG
GTI
Model Cities Manpower Program
Employment Security Commission
Don Forney
Model Cities
Forney
Schol Board
Atlanta
4 G Development Corp
Dog-Handler In Vietnam High Pointer Works With Special Outfit
Special to the enterprise reports on six men and a dog in Combat Tracker Teams in Chu Lai Americal Division. Melvin Rogers, 20, of High Point North Carolina, coordinates a dog Labrador tracker to locate Viet Cong trails while three covermen and a Kit Carson Scout guard and follow. Monsoon rains hamper scent tracking, but leaders predict renewed pressure when the rain ends.
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Chu Lai
Vietnam
Melvin Rogers
Rogers
Charlie
Thomasville Council Bans Public Alcohol Consumption
Thomasville city lawmakers adopted an ordinance making it illegal to drink beer wine or other alcoholic beverages in any public place. The measure bans in cars on public streets and in parking lots taunting police and leaving cans on the curb. Councilman Charles R. Eanes cited the dry city gains from reduced bottles headaches and missed tax revenue.
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Thomasville
Charles R. Eanes
Health Educator Added To Staff In Guilford County
Howard Gaile announced the appointment of Sandra Sasser as a health educator in the High Point area of Guilford County. Sasser, formerly a teacher at Southeast City College in Whiteville, will inform residents about local health programs.
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High Point
Howard Gaile
Guilford County
Sarah T. Morrow
Gailey
Sandra Sasser
Southeast City College
Whiteville
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