Squire of Haw River to Have Highway Marker for Kerr Scott
A highway historical marker will honor W. Kerr Scott on U.S. 70-A in Haw River. The early life farmer and statesman served as North Carolina governor 1949-1953 and U.S. senator 1954-1958, with the inscription noting his rural roads pledge. The piece notes Scott’s birth in Alamance County and burial at Hawfields Presbyterian Church.
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Construction volume expected to double in 12 years
Erwin L. Laxton of Charlotte, president of the Carolinas Branch, Associated General Contractors of America, said the nation’s construction volume should rise from $88 million to $120 million by 1975. He cited labor force training and supply as major future bottlenecks for the Carolinas industry.
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