Association Names Haislip Manager for 34 Daily Papers
Z Bryan Haislip of Raleigh will become manager and correspondent for the Association of Afternoon Dailies on May 1, succeeding William A. Shires. The veteran journalist, 45, will provide member papers with features on state government and politics and coordinate a news exchange program. The 34-member group has a combined circulation over 530,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Bryan Haislip
Raleigh
Association of
M. Paul Dickerman
Wilson
Haislip
William A. Shires
East Carolina University
Dickerman
Wilson Daily Times
National University of Mexico
Mexico City College
Army Air Corps
Raleigh News
Q Observer
Associated Press
John Harden Associates, Inc
Peer l Aeeen
North Carolina Assn. of Broadcasters
Mary Allen Nicholson
Zesely B. Haislip Jr
Teresa Allen Haislip
Nixon Would Downgrade High Court Says Columnist
Washington Beat columnist Les Carpenter argues President Nixon aims to downgrade the Supreme Court with undistinguished nominees including G Harrold Carswell. He praises Senate independence, cites Tonkin Gulf resolution as cause for Senate assertiveness, and notes economic uncertainty shaping federal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
High Court
Supreme Court
Washington News
High Point
Les Carpenter
Washington Beat
The
Enterprise
Capital Beat
Carpenter
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Senate
Tonkin Gulf
Washington
Governors Mansions in Display Highlight State Home Interiors
A North Carolina furniture exposition displays color photos of governors mansions from Alaska Kansas Delaware Texas Tennessee Georgia West Virginia New York Maine Washington Oregon South Dakota Montana Illinois Alabama Louisiana California Missouri with missing North Carolina. Carpenter a longtime Washington columnist and Liz Carpenter hosted a luncheon for the National Home Fashions League noting her book about Lady Bird Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
High Point
Alaska
Kansas
Delaware
Texas
Tennessee
Georgia
West Virginia
New York
Maine
Washington
Oregon
South Dakota
Montana
Illinois
Alabama
Louisiana
California
Missouri
Carpenter
Liz
Carolinas
National Home Fashions League
Council Commends Jaycees Project Pig Litter Campaign
The City Council commends the Jaycees for Project Pig a city litter cleanup effort with 13 teams of four delivering strides and plans to continue. High Point College fraternities provided much of the volunteer force while the Kiwanis Club receives praise for its ALERT narcotics campaign. The council delays Emerywood Drive closure action awaiting Planning and Zoning review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Jaycees
Jaycees
Duncan McIntyre
High Point College
High Point Kiwanis Club
Cloudy Mild Forecast For High Point Area
The High Point forecast calls for cloudy mild conditions with a 40 percent chance of showers or scattered thunderstorms tonight. Lows should be in the mid 40s, with Tuesday warmer and drier at 20 percent rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Halifax to be big attraction for 1976 bicentennial
Halifax is slated to be a major draw in 1976 as the United States marks 200 years since the American Revolution. Richard S. Gibbs of the North Carolina Bicentennial Commission spoke at a Halifax Resolves anniversary observance. Historic Halifax Restoration Association awarded restorations to three colonial churches: St. Thomas in Bath, St. Paul in Edenton, and St. John’s in Williamsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. C
U. S
Richard S. Gibbs
North Carolina
Historic Halifax Restoration Association
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Bath
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Edenton
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Williamsboro
Henderson
Break-ins Reported Across Town With Various Stolen Goods
Police investigated multiple weekend break-ins including Taro's Restaurant on Monthieu Avenue where receipts disappeared after a break-in through a neighboring business. Items worth about 1185 were stolen from Industrial Piping and Welding Co. and a portable television plus cash from a Rockford Road home. A Sweet Shoppe Bakery cash drawer was pried open and money removed at College Village. Oak Hill Friends Meeting lost a microphone. Several arrestees face charges including DUI and larceny with bonds set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taro’s
Monthieu Avenue
Bill Carter
Tara’s
Riter and Walters Co
Ruter and Walters
Industrial Piping and Welding Co
Highway
H. G. Kivett
Thelma Bruton
David Neill
Rockford Road
Neill
Sweet Shoppe
College Village
P. E. Atkins
Sweet Shoppe Bakeries, Inc
Oak Hill
Wives on business trips get tax write offs in satire
Satirical exploration of a Research Institute guide that suggests deducting wives on business trips with examples. The piece lampoons how the IRS might favor claims that a wife benefits business, listing dubious justifications and letters, ending with a quip to leave the wife home or hire someone else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
IRS
Research Institute of America
Cabana
Nassau
Selma Rosenkrantz
Do Or Die Surgical Supply Co
Frederic Piltdown
First National Blood Bank of
Terre Haute
Jennifer Cook
Medicare Transplant Mutual Fund
Paradise Island
Internal Revenue
The
Washington Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
HGH Point Enterprise
Randy Teague
Lisa Collins
Westchester Mall
Ping Center
Sonny Hedgecock
Association
G. Harrold Carswell
South
Congress
Roosevelt
Agnew
Bobby Kennedy
Southern Furniture Exposition
Austin
Lady Bird Johnson
Council
Forrest Cates
Robert Davis
City Public Works Department
McIntyre
Emerywood Drive
Emerywood Country Club
City Planning
Country Club Drive
Fred Yoder
Donnie Lynch
Concord
Freeman Dixon
Hobson Street
Maxine Ingram
Darrell Phillips
Ridgecrest Drive
Billy Phillips
Phillips
Art Buchwald
Myra
Archie
Priscilla
Hilton
Marge Bernheim
Hilda Marton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!