Days Of Fill Er Up Time Capsule Dialogue
A father recounts 1973 car culture and fuel crisis in a humorous vignette. He recalls big gas guzzlers, windshield washing, and cross country trips while explaining how shortages forced living changes, rationing, and shifts in suburbs and cities alongside social tensions.
Youngsters Hunt Eggs At Washington Terrace Park
The youngest youngsters led by the High Point Recreation Dept gathered at Washington Terrace Park Friday for an Easter egg hunt. Children used rocks and tree stumps to uncover hidden eggs, with other city parks hosting similar hunts as the event concluded.
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Washington Terrace Park
High ‘Point
Recreation Department
Auto crash charges and injuries reported in Trinity
Two-vehicle collision at S Main and W Commerce injured Linda Cashatt and Lisa Cashatt slightly. Linda Cashatt charged with failure to reduce speed. Other incidents include arrests for auto larceny, drunken driving charges, gambling, leaving the scene, and shoplifting. Police also reported forced entry at Tucker's Car Wash with unspecified stolen change.
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Linda Cashatt
Rufus Mounce
S. Main Street
Ned Henry Briley
Route 1
Joanne Ricks
James Robert
Ricks
Rt. 3
Trinity
Willis Avenue
Levier Bundy Horney
Rockspring Road
Simon Branson Castevens
Green Drive
Fred A. McLaurin
Clara Cox
Roger C. Meadows
Greensboro
Tom Davis Venable
Dillon Road
Joseph Quick Jr
Jamestown
Marvin Clinton Cummings
Jerry Wayne Kincaid
Gran Ville Street
Lonnie Melvin Smith
Elgin Street
Ida May Withfield
Hilltop Road
James Donald Ford
Tucker
E. Green Drive
Pre Registration Plans For Elementary Entry
Elementary parents of children entering school next fall are asked to bring birth certificates. Registration will be held Monday April 30 and Tuesday May 1 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pupil data sheets should also be completed at the same time.
Legislators In Quandary Over Best Time For Voting
North Carolina lawmakers wrestle with what season suits next year’s primary. May risks conflicts with a long legislature session and rural turnout. July midsummer offers a compromise but could affect General Assembly races. September/ fall timing could squeeze campaigns and affect a presidential primary repeal debate. The House weighs a July third Tuesday plan amid split votes and party considerations.
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Bryan Haislip
Raleigh
North Carolina
Tar Heels
House
Election Laws Committee
Local Woman Faces Federal Charges Over Widow Benefits
SARAR Point resident Mrs. Josephine Pyrtle is ordered to appear in Federal Middle District Court to answer charges she continued to receive widow’s benefits after remarrying James Gray Pyrtle April 1, 1967. Benefits allegedly received from May 1967 to August 1970. Also appearing June 4 term is Roy C. Eddinger of Rt. 2 Thomasville charged with failure to timely file income and Social Security taxes for Superette Carving Co. where he serves as president and treasurer.
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Middle District
Social Security Administration
Josephine Pyrtle
High Point
James Gray Pyrtle
Edgar J. Wheatley
Roy C. Eddinger
Rt. 2
Thomasville
Superette Carving Co
Bill of Information
Eddinger
Rule Named New Executive Secretary for High Point YMCA
Bob Rule, veteran YMCA worker of 19 years and current executive at the West Essex Branch in Orange New Jersey, is named the High Point YMCA executive secretary. He will assume duties in about 60 days, succeeding Max Cooke who left to lead the Orlando YMCA. Leon Safrit, president of the High Point YMCA, announced the selection, praising Rule as a true professional and asset to the YMCA and community. Rule, a Knoxville Tennessee native, is a University of Tennessee physical education graduate.
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Bob Rule
YMCA
High Point Ymca
West Essex
Orange
N.J
Rule
High Point
Max Cooke
Orlando
Fia
Leon Safrit
High Point Ymca. “He Is A Truly Professional Person In His Work,” Safrit
Knoxville, Tenn
University of Tennessee
Apartment Fire Blamed On Dryer
A Woodside Drive apartment suffered living room fire damage Friday around 5 03 p m due to a hair dryer left running. smoke and heat reached other areas of the unit. Small fire at Carr Street caused no damage. rear of an electric clothes dryer on Barbee Avenue started a stove incident with food, no damage reported.
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Woodside Drive
Carr St
Barbee Ave
Guilford delegation backs High Point school referendum
Guilford legislators defend plan for a High Point school referendum amid objections from city officials. Representative Charlie Phillips and State Sen. Coolidge Murrow say no council members objected, while Mayor Bill Bencini insists delegates ignored High Point wishes. The effort follows PTA surveys showing broad support for switching to an elected school board.
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Guilford County
Charlie Phillips
High Point
Adaweenaue
Phillips
Guilford
Raleigh
Coolidge Murrow
Bencini
Council
Murrow
Paul Clapp
Arthur Kirkman
June Stackhouse
Jennie Herndon
High Point A
Stackhouse
Herndon
PTA
Seigemanon
Amnesty for U.S. draft dodgers urged by Brig. Gen. Julius Becton
Brig. Gen. Julius Becton of Fort Dix, deputy commander and one of nine black generals, said those who fled the country to dodge the draft should not go unpunished but would eventually receive amnesty. He spoke at the A and T College ROTC banquet on Friday about military cutbacks, the all volunteer force, and integration efforts.
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Julius. Becton
Becton
Vietnam
Nixon
Ft. Dix
N. J
A& T College
Army and Air Force
Army
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Rt. 77
Wa Ruby C. Sharp
Creeitside Drive
Ernest Messer
Haywood
R. Lane Brown
Stanly
Brown
Roy Spoon
Mecklenburg
U.S
Howard Hayes
Enterprise
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
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Associated Press