Council Moves To Change Dumpster Policy In Suit
The High Point city council votes to restrict the public works director’s power to mandate Dumpster service. A civil suit by Food World and others contends the authority was an undue delegation, with a settlement expected in Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Cates
Enterprise
High Point Public Works Dept
Council
Knox Walker
Tor
Walker
Food World Grocery Chain
City bus tours under attack by High Point councilmen
High Point councilmen Arnold Koonce and S E Burford questioned Parks and Recreation transport for tour groups, urging limits to city buses due to accident risk. Morgan defended tours for students in recreation fields, while lighting at Hedgecock Park and Oak Hollow Lake Marina problems prompt calls for fixes and tamper prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Koonce
S. E. Burford
High Point
Parks and Recreation Dept
Parks and Recreation Commission
Burford
Commission
History Of Rifle Traced In Armfield Murder Case
High Point police pursue a lever action Winchester 1894 .32 special linked to the Armfield murder. Detective Lt. J T Rich notes the sawn off barrel and stock, serial 331247, possible theft, value lost by modifications, and a spent .30/30 cartridge found at the scene near Wood Armfield Furniture. A reversible jacket with Ben nie Gill written inside is being checked for links, with a $2,000 reward offered by Armfield’s friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warren Armfield
High Point
J. T. Rich
Rich
Wood-Armfield
S. Main Street
Armfield
Bennie Gill
Friends of Arm
High Point Chamber Plans Attainable Metro Growth
Durham High Point Chamber leaders shaped plans for regional growth at the annual conference. Mayor-elect Roy Culler and future council members attended as William McGuinn outlined retention focus on the furniture industry, downtown revitalization, and a proposed 2 million downtown plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hawkins
Durham
High Point Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Roy Culler
Chamber
William McGuinn
Chamber of Commerce
McGuinn
Southern Railroad
Flaherty Predicts No Welfare Changes
North Carolina official David T. Flaherty says no major welfare changes are planned despite White House hearings. He calls the Domestic Council a PR exercise and cites ongoing dependency on welfare. In North Carolina 115,000 receive Aid to Families with Dependent Children funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Noblitt
Raleigh
Washington
North Carolina
David T. Flaherty
White House
Flaherty
Tampa
Fla
Nelson Rockefeller
Ford
Nixon
John Ehrlichman
Rockefeller
Doors Closed In Patrolman Hearing In Thomasville
Thomasville City Council held an executive session on the hearing into the dismissal of ex Patrolman Herman Lee Honeycutt. The unanimous vote followed a motion by Councilman Ken Huffman and a second by Mayor Jim Johnson. Robert Gordon of the ICPA attended as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Speaks
Enterprise
Thomasville
Herman Lee
Honeycutt
Ken Huffman
Jim Johnson
Robert Gordon
le Sarees Conference of Police Assn
ICPA
Paul Shore
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Enterprise
Asark Aust
Ray Hubbard
High Point Hospitality
Koonce
Bob Morgan
Parks and Recreation
Sanford
Morgan
Hedgecock Park
Council Street
Allen Jay
Kuonce
Oak Hollogr Lake Marina
Animal Control
Randall Hodges
Jim Melvin
Greensboro
Melvire
Piedmont Triad Council
Randolph County
Archdale
Council of Governments
Carl Loop
Robert E.leak
Robert C. Gofartth
Shept. of
Leak
Geforth
Cain Tom
McGain
Police Association
Gordon
David L. Murphy
Murphy
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