Slim odds for High Point football in new stadium next season
City officials concede chances of playing in the new High Point stadium next fall are slim. Councilman Jim Pearce says optimism remains but contract timing and completion faces delays. Landscaping and sod timing threaten a fall 1972 kickoff as planning extends into winter.
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High Point
Jim Pearce
David Tillson
R. D. Tillson & Assoc. Landscape Architects
Shadybrook Road
Pearce
Local Girl Is USC Homecoming Queen
Anne Conrad of High Point was named Homecoming Queen for the University of South Carolina. The 21 year old senior, sponsored by Sigma Nu, was chosen from 38 contestants and presented during the USC vs Maryland game in Columbia. She is a Central High School graduate, daughter of Mrs. Robert J. Call and the late A Frank Conrad.
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Anne Conrad
High Point
University of South Carolina
Miss Conrad
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Maryland
Columbia
S. C
Central High School
Robert J. Call
A. Frank Conrad
Northeast Junior High School
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Faternity
Increase in Giving Noted at United Fund Source
Golding Upholstery Fabrics reports a 60 percent rise in employee giving and a 9 percent increase in corporate contributions to the United Fund from last year. Robert Culp, president, cites a per capita contribution of $16.54 and notes a substantial corporate gift.
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Golding
United Fund
Robert Culp
Culp
Private huddle flags high expansion costs for city power
Winter officials met privately with consultants to review High Point electrical distribution, revealing rapid growth pushing capacity toward the limit. Timmy of Black and Veatch reported the system has three substations near overload as the council weighs expansion needs and costs.
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High Point
Pro
Roy Culler
Fred Swartzberg
Culler
Harold Cheek
Herbert Timmy
Black & Veach
Timmy
Swartzberg
Council
Five Injured In Two Car Collision On Eastchester Drive
Five of six people hurt Monday were in a two car wreck on Eastchester Drive near Johnston Street. Injured were Burt May 16 Tim Thompson 17 Dortha Hohne ? Avery Lawrence 5 and Michael Ray Lawrence 30. Hohne charged with failure to reduce speed. Lawrence charged with a stop sign violation.
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Eastchester Drive
John
Burt May
Tabor Street
Ron Dixon
Oakview Road
Mike Craughn
Westover Drive
Ed Adams
Pine Valley Drive
Mike Kilgariff
Marywood Drive
Timothy Keith Thompson
Dallas Avenue
Dortha Mae Hohne
Aberdeen Road
Eastchester
Dortha Hohne
Avery Wayne Lawrence
Circle Drive
Michael Ray Lawrence
David Dockery
Rt. 2
Thomasville
S. Main
Springdale
Lawrence
Randolph County Boards To Discuss Money Plans
Randolph County Boards meet in Asherboro to discuss capital outlay for county schools over the next two years totaling more than 2.5 million dollars. The plan seeks over 1 million dollars annually to fund a new Randleman high school, Trinity Elementary additions, and three gym projects at new consolidated high schools, with land acquisition for the Randleman site and completion aimed for 1973-74. The joint session with county commissioners is set for 7:30 p.m. in the courthouse.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Board of Education
Randolph County
Randleman
Trinity
John Lawrence
County Commissioners Room
Court House
Dees Elected to UNC Board of Trustees Executive Committee
William A. Dees Jr. of Goldsboro was elected Monday to the executive committee of the University of North Carolina Board of Trustees, strengthening the leadership team.
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Chapel Hill
William A. Dees Jr
Goldsboro
University of North Carolina Board of Trustees
Bloodmobile visit at High Point College urged
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit the Student Center at High Point College on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. The event is sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega under Donald LaMar. College students faculty and community members are invited to donate.
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American Red Cross Bloodmobile
High Point College
Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity
Donald LaMar
Red Cross
August Sales Tax Boost Brings In City Revenue
Greensboro area tax receipts show Guilford County collects 413 251 in August the first month the extra one percent sales tax was in effect High Points share is about 53 500 based on population Greensboro receives about 120 000 and towns James town Gibsonville and Guilford College total around 4100 with county about 235 260.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
High Point
State Department of Revenue
Jamestown
Gibsonville
Guilford College
Guilford
John Witherspoon
Dale Montgomery
Board of Commissioners
Witherspoon
Buncombe County
Aceous
Five Receive Active Sentences In District Court Here
Multiple defendants appeared in district court with sentences ranging from four months to suspended terms. Willie Pratt 17 received four months for shoplifting and appealed. Others, including Mitchell Greer 24 Katie Mae Bracy 31 and Robert Junior Page 25, drew 10 day terms for offenses such as unlawful taking larceny and disturbing the peace.
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Willie Pratt
Fourth Street
Pratt
Superior Court
Mitchell Greer
Oak Street
Katie Mae Bracy
Hoskins Street
Robert Junior Page
Tate Street
Tony Allen Gilchrist
Kennedy Street
Max Presnell
Rt. 5
Burnsville
Horace Bowman
High Point Leaves Schedule Tightens Leaf Law Enforcement
High Point public works director Carl Wills announces leaf collection halves with schedules starting November for the western and eastern halves, warns fines and jail for street leaves after November 1, and notes vacuum collection ends February 1. Leaflets from the High Point Junior League will spread policy and tips.
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Carl Wills
City Public Works
Wills
N. Centennial Street
Main Street
City Limits
High Point
Public Works Department
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Enterprise
E. Bellevue Drive
Tain
USC
Forrest Cates
Son Street
Linden Street
High Point Enterprise
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Art Richardson
By Don Wrenn
Enterprise Staff
Voerster
UNC
Lou Ella Loftin
E. Green Drive
Bobby Joe Leary
English Road
Otis James Mitchell
S. Hamilton Street
Imogene Ramsey
Winston-Salem
Robert Lee Wooten
Maple Street
Hazel Lee Wilson
Delane Wilson
Jeffery Wilson
David Dunlap
W. Green
Delano Wilson
Russell Avenue
Gurney Garlington
Daniel Brook
Rankin Memorial United Methodist Church
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