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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1977

Page

7

County Hurries To Meet Federal Development Guidelines

Guilford County Commissioners moved to place the county for future federal aid by declaring it an Economic Development Area. County Manager Witherspoon outlined three steps: adopt an Economic Development Plan by December 31, form an OEDP Board, and secure approvals. If qualified, the county could be better positioned for federal programs despite not promising immediate funds.

Jim Hawking Enterprise Hall Wester Greensboro Guilford County Board of Commissioners Guilford County John Witherspoon Dept. of Commerce Witherspoon OEDP

Virginia Man Gravely Elected SFMA President in New Orleans

Virginia man Harry C. Gravely of Martinville was elected president of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association at its 67th annual meeting in New Orleans. He succeeds Wesley E. Collins of Lenoir who becomes chairman of the board. Also elected to executive posts were Lyons J. Heyman and Richard Adouj as vice presidents, with Heyman and Adouj joining Gravely on the executive committee. The SFMA, based in High Point and Washington, DC, represents major U.S. furniture makers since 1905.

Harry C. Gravely Martinaville Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn Gravely Gravely Furniture Co. Inc Wesley E. Collins Lenoir Collins Broyhill Industries Lyons J. Heyman Rome Fox Manufacturing Co Richard Adouj Riverside Furniture Corp Heyman Adouj SFMA New Orleans High Point Washington, D.C Alex Bernhardt Bernhardt Industries Burnett Tremlett DeSoto Inc G.M. Birnbach Rowe Furniture Corp Salem Charles C.C. Boat Conover Chair Co Conover, U EB. Cochrane Cochrane Furniture Co Lincolnton Wyatt P. Exum Vaugh- Bassett Furniture Galax, Val JE. Grober Garrison Furniture.Co Fort Smith Ark Robert 8. Friedman U.S. Furniture Industries J.H. Johnson Hickory Manufacturing Co Hickory R.G. Morrow Jr Memphis Furniture Manufacturing Co Memphis, Tenn J.B. Shumate Jr Coleman Furniture Corp Pulaski, Va Lawrence W. Whalen Jr The Berkline Corp Morristown, Tenn

Prison Escapee Receives 40 Years For Murder

James William Buck Church, 35, an escapee from a Guilford County prison camp, was found guilty of second degree murder in Randolph County Superior Court and sentenced to 40 years. He admitted shooting Troy Eugene Hill, 25, after a card game at a pool hall, claiming self defense as Hill threatened him and left the room. Church had escaped two years earlier and was serving time for breaking and entering and larceny.

Asheboro Guilford County James William Buck) Church Randolph County Troy Eugene Hill Hill Church Randolph John Buchelier Guilford

Guilford Technical Institute appoints interim leadership

Jamestown reports Guilford Technical Institute forms a three member Interim Committee to govern after president Dr. Woodrow Sugg resigns effective December 31. John Davis, Dr. Owens, and Dr. Ray Lane named to oversee until a new president is chosen. Sugg plans partial Raleigh area work and cites minority qualification efforts urged by state officials.

Jamestown Guilford Technical Institute Woodrow Sugg Sugg John Davis Owens Ray Lane

Attorney pleads guilty in dual slayings near Lexington

Pleaded guilty to reduced murder charges in both slayings near Lexington and awaits sentencing. He received a life sentence in the Georgia case. Dampier was given the death penalty in the Georgia case.

Lexington Georgia Dampier

Corns Scout Heart Banquet Ties to City Church Leader

The Cor ns figure connected to a Scout Heart Banquet is linked to a church in Isl ington Avenue. He serves on the Gamp Cheerio committee and is active in the Baden Pc float training camp for scouts.

Patt Delat Baden Pc Islington Avenue Ba Church Gamp Cheerio

Phillips outlines criteria for Economic Development Area status

Phillips says failure to meet deadline and not being declared an EDA would delay eligibility for three years. He notes counties without EDA status block funds for road, water, or sewer projects in cities within. Approval rests with Commerce regional office in Atlanta and an advisory board. potential use of funds to supplement local sewer treatment financing is uncertain.

Phillipstate Phillips T. of Commerce Atlanta Federi

Water study presented to Guilford Commission

A county water quantity study stressing conservation and future sources was presented to the Guilford County Board of Commissioners. Marion Follin noted population growth by 2000 and urged continued support for alternate sources, including River Raadiemaai transfers. Dr. Paul Lutz stressed limits and fair rates, with calls for stricter conservation and a Citizens Water advisory board. The report came from the Interagency Task Force on Water Quantity led by Commissioner Bert Hall, with members from High Point, Jamestown, Greensboro, Gibsonville and others. In a separate move, Commissioner Ogres Deal was named to the Guilford County Areas Mental Health Board.

Greensboro Guilford County Board of Commissioners Ares Commissioners Il Marion Follin Thie High Point Tinuads Polecat Creek Paul Lutz Interagency Bert Hall Jamestown Gibsonville Ogres Deal Guilford County Ares Mental Health Board Deal Forreat

Hinges and tops replacement for toters tested

Smith said hinges on all tops in the test area are plastic and are being replaced with plastic covered wire hinges. Some tops bow up in the middle causing improper seating, and the tops are being replaced.

Smith

Energy Kit teaches money and energy saving tips

The Associated Press energy saving kit offers hundreds of tips on reducing fuel use, home heating and cooling, and utility bills. Priced at $1.75 plus 25 cents postage, it includes a booklet, a large wall chart, and a family energy score card to track savings. Bend for your kit today.

Associated Press

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