Bisentennial Homecoming at Central High Point Crowned Queen
Central High School celebrated its Bisentennial Homecoming Friday night with a queen crowning and best float selection. The Bison defeated Dudley 33 to 27 as the Civinettes built the winning “Bison Revolution” float, with Michelle Sloan crowned queen escorted by Mike Sartore.
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Central
Bison
Dudley
Bison Revolution
Civinettes
Michelle Sloan
Mike Sartore
Mark Austin
Special Session Sought On Malpractice Claims Rules
RALEIGH AP A legislative study commission may be urged to tighten rules making it harder to file medical malpractice claims as part of a broader drive to address North Carolina's medical malpractice insurance crisis. Doctors and other representatives pressed during Friday's meeting for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Commission
North Carolina Medical Society
Jim Holfhouser
North Carolina Hospital Association
City issues twenty one building permits this period
The Inspections Division issued eight dwellings valued at 271900 and 13 business projects worth 533225 including a 491000 bowling alley. The Brunswick Corp received a 32000 lane bowling hall at N Main and Peachtree Dr, 29012 square feet. Other permits include repairs, roofing, fencing, and church work.
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Brunswick Corp
N. Main Street
Peachtree Drive
Daisy Williams
E. Washington Street
Fred Gordy
Southern Furniture Marketing Center
High Point
Arthur Cassell
Ennis Street
Joe Crowder Jr
N. Centennial Street
The
Lilly Co
Antique Rifle Kills Girl in Greensboro
AP report: a father warned his children not to handle the loaded rifle. His 12-year-old daughter Sharon Hoots was fatally shot Friday by her twin sister Karen while they played with a .22 rifle. Karen fired twice. the bullet hit Sharon’s lung and severed the main heart artery. Sharon died at the scene.
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Greensboro
Sharon Hoots
Sharon
Karen
High Point Enterprise Advertising and Subscriptions Notes
The High Point Enterprise details subscription rates by mail and by carrier, including durations for daily and Sunday editions. It notes NC sales tax, AP rights, and carrier contractor terms, plus contact for home delivery rates and national ad representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
High Point
Enterprise
Avenue
N.C
Advocate
Associated Press
AP News
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Deposits Study Underway by High Point Human Relations
The High Point Human Relations Commission advanced a subcommittee study on high tenant deposits and utility charges. Dusty Schoch said the goal is to measure how deposits impact housing access and to gather data from realtors while reviewing water and other utility deposit practices amid rate-hike requests. The panel also discussed tenant disputes and community concerns, including harassment of a Black family and ongoing school and community issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mortimer
High Point Human Relations Commission
Dusty Schoch
Schoch
Board of Realtors
Medicaid Costs On The Rise In Guilford County
Guilford County faces a potential $170000 overrun in Medicaid spending for the 1975-76 fiscal year as monthly payments average between $44000 and $55000, far above the $31000 monthly budget projection, says finance director Thomas Cashwell.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Thomas Cashwell
Cashwell
Guard Fires Warning Shot at Youths Over Vending Break In
Patrolman Frank Dunbar reported he fired a warning shot at three teenagers trying to break into a vending machine at Ward Avenue and West Green Drive. One teen drew a knife. Dunbar fired at the ground, the knife was dropped, and the youths fled. No injuries. Burglary reports follow: Translux theatre office safe with about $200 cash and a TV taken. Randy Davis loses two rifles worth $85 after home entry. VFW post entry via broken window with two offices ransacked. a Williams Street resident notes a door-to-door youth seen inside a home. Hinson Graphics door found open but nothing missing. a Citizens Band radio valued at $144 stolen from a car on Country Club Drive.
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Davis
Frank Dunbar
Dunbar
Ward Avenue
W. Green Drive
Translux Theatre
Westchester
Randy Davis
Fowler, Place
VFW
Little Avenue
Two Ex Deputies Claim Rights Violated in Dismissals
GREENSBORO Two former Guilford County deputy sheriffs Cox and Smith file federal suits seeking 250000 each in punitive damages and back pay. They allege firing without notice or hearing violated due process and claim they were targeted for union membership, infringing free speech. The suits challenge state law giving sheriffs absolute hiring and firing power, arguing constitutional due process prevails.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
U.S. Middle District Court
Paul Gibson
Richard D. Cox
Raymond Smith
Cox
Smith
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Gibson
Voulynne Small
U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
North Carolina
Blow To Head Kills Man In High Point
Carl Edward Manns, 53, of Fairway Street in Thomasville, died Friday at Memorial Hospital after massive brain injuries from a rifle butt blow. He was admitted at 2:30 a.m. and underwent extensive brain surgery before his death in the ICU. An autopsy was planned for Monday. authorities from High Point, Thomasville, and Davidson County investigated.
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Thomasville
High Point
Memorial Hospital
Carl Edward Manns
Fairway Street
Guilford County
Eugene Terrell
Manns
Terrell
Community General Hospital
Davidson County Sheriff's Dept
Woman Dies In Highway 109 Crash Near Thomasville
One dead and two injured in a two vehicle collision on Highway 109 south of the Southgate Shopping Center. Exie Drye Honeycutt 43 of Charleston was killed, while Earl Honeycutt 49 and Bobby Lee Warner 16 sustained injuries. Varner and two passengers in his Jeep were hospitalized with varying injuries.
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Thomasville
Southgate
Exie Drye Honeycutt
Charleston
S.C
Larry Honeycutt
Earl Marion Honeycutt
Bobby
Lee Warner
High Point
Highway 1
North
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Decorative Furniture Co
Green‘Drive
Walter Daniel
N. Hamilton Street
James Sloop
Bill Spaugh
English Road
Dewey Dilly
Westchester Drive
Henry York
S. Main Street
Harry Hill
Dogwood Court
R.A. Phipps
Shenandoah Street
Bill Cashatt
Shadybrook Road
W.K. Huntley
Westminster Court
Niagara G. Cobb
Blain Street
Don Setliff
Oak Hollow Drive
Grady Bottoms
Pine Ridge Drive
William Price
Alfonzo Harper
HRC
Reagan Weaver
Harper
Weaver
Rachell Gray
Convention of Human Rights Workers
Portland
Ore
Williams Street
Fred Tignor
Thomasville ‘Police Dept
Honeycutt
Varner
Steven Thomas Hancock
Trinity
Jeffery Dale Gibbons
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