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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1969

Page

16

Allen Jay Case Ahead For Council

Residents of the southern Allen Jay community file a formal appeal to a City Planning and Zoning Commission ruling that cleared a 300 unit apartment project and seek an audience with the Council. The uproar follows earlier protests in the northern High Point area against the plan.

High Point City Prnce Southern Allen Jay City Planning and Zoning Commission

Rezoning Sought ForTract On Centennial Street

Owners of a 2L acre tract on Centennial Street seek MA zoning to allow apartment construction, with a Monday hearing before the City Planning and Zoning Commission. Residents oppose, citing fear of public housing and lower area quality. 1,500 Allen Jay residents have petitioned for the change.

Centennial Street City Planning and Zoning Commission Zoning Commission Brentwood Street Allen Jay Johnson Street Ervin Industries, Inc Oak

Tenants Sought for Low Income Spring Valley Homes

Low vacancy at Spring Valley Apartments in High Point as 31 of 78 units remain empty. Ed Mendenhall of Madisouth Corp cites income limits, credit ratings, and qualification gaps as reasons. FHA raised the eligible income. rents range from 69 to 89 dollars monthly with utilities included.

High Point Spring ‘Valley Ed Mendenhall Madisouth Corp Baltimore Reed and Commerce Streets Mendenhall Federal Housing Administration Spring Valley Spring Valley Apts FHA Guaran Henry Price Redevelopment Commission

School Has Unscheduled Fire Drill

A small electric motor overheated in a radiator at Montlieu Avenue Elementary School Monday, triggering an unscheduled fire drill. Students evacuated in good order and retrieved the motor, carrying it outside. No damage to the building was reported, and only an odor remained from smoke detected by fire prevention inspectors.

Montlieu Avenue

Weather outlook for High Point area with showers

The weatherman predicts rain in High Point with party cloudy and warmer tonight. A 30 percent chance of showers, low in the low 60s, last night's low 59. Wednesday looks for cloudy skies and mild with 60 percent rain and highs in the upper 70s. Thursday may be cloudy with rain and a mid 70s high.

High Point Thursfor

Ordinance Proposed Problems With Mobile Homes Studied

Davidson County Commissioners consider an ordinance to regulate mobile homes in rural areas amid widespread concerns. Health director Dr Dermont Lohr notes unregistered installations and improper sewage disposal, with pockets near Thomasville, Hasty, and surrounding areas under scrutiny.

Lexington Davidson County Dermont Lohr County Health Department Thomasville Lohr Randolph Lloyd Manns Fisher Ferry Manns

Missing airplane search to be resumed today

The twin engine plane carrying Rev Stan Hardee pastor of First Baptist iagnerene his son Bobby 13 and a Dr Fisher was missing after 8 30 pm Friday. Searchers including Green Berets and Stetson University students could not locate the craft between DeLand and Orlando Florida. Hardee recently served as executive VP of Oceanado Inns Inc and Lyndauick Investments near Daytona Beach.

Thomasville DeLand Orlando Fla Stan Hardee First Baptist Church Iagnerene Hardee Bobby Dr. Fisher Green Berets Stetson University Daytona Beach Oceanado Inns Inc Lyndauick Investments Plang

Three car Greensboro Road crash injures one

One person was slightly injured in a three car crash on Greensboro Road. Grady R Barringer of Wesley Drive reported shaken after his car was rear ended by Lowell D Souts of Greensboro. Souts was rear ended by Charles A Gilmer of Scientific Street in James Town, who was charged with failure to reduce speed. Damages were about 525 dollars.

Greensboro Grady R. Barringer Wesley Drive Lowell D. Souts Souts Charles A. Gilmer Scientific Street Jamestown Gilmer Vickie B. Bullins Eastchester Drive N. Elm Street Arvil B. Cook Guilford Street WN. Elm Street Doris B. Byerly W. Lexington Avenue Bullins Byerly Cook Rachel §. Peddycord Worth Street Barry N. Witcher Garrison Street North Elm Street Witcher

Randolph Leaders Split On One Cent Sales Tax

Asheboro Randolph County commissioners failed to endorse the proposed one cent sales tax, choosing to wait for other groups to outline support. Some members argued for revenue for schools and opposed extra taxes, while others urged backing the tax to avoid higher property taxes. The board also discussed welfare funding, ambulance charges, courthouse remodeling, and Lexington joining the Piedmont Triad Council of Governments.

Asheboro Randolph County Tra McDowell Floyd Langley Bill Farlow Farlow J. W. Plummer McDowell Plummer Lexington Piedmont Triad Council of Governments

Occupational Health Problem Is Confirmed

The North Carolina Board of Health confirms byssinosis as a significant occupational health issue. Surveys of 1,000 workers in six plants near Greensboro and in Gaston County show 6-12 percent with symptoms and 18-28 percent among card room workers. Dr. James T. Merchant notes the mills studied resemble up-to-date textile operations.

Raleigh North Carolina Board of Health Epidemiology Greensboro Gaston County James T. Merchant The Health Board

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Allen Jay Case N. Centennial First Wesleyan Church Tabor and Norwood James Conrad George McLarty G. W. and A. M. Guyer J. G. Cecil High Point Enterprise Davidson Health Department Forsyth, Guilford
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