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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1976

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Drought Hits Tobacco and Vegetables Across North Carolina

The 22nd day of a dry spell grips North Carolina with April without showers. Cape Fear farmers report damaged early tobacco and vegetables after a sudden freeze and 30 acres may need replanting. South Yadkin River flow sits well below April averages as sporadic thunderstorms offer uneven relief.

Associated Press North Carolina Cape Fear National Weather Service Raleigh-Durham U. S. Geological Survey Hugh Wilder USGS South Yadkin

Hoffa Killing Suspects Tied to Mafia and Teamsters

Federal officials in Detroit believe they know who killed former Teamsters leader James R. Hoffa but doubt solid evidence exists for court. Report cites Detroit area figures and New Jersey Mafia ties, with Anthony Provenzano named and Charles O'Brien possibly linked. Authorities say theory is viable but unproven in court.

Detroit Teamsters James R. Hoffa Detroit Free Press Today Justice Department The Free Press New Jersey Hoffa Richard Thornburgh Bloomfield Township Mich Washington Bureau Charles Chuckie O’brien Michigan O'Brien Provenzano Hof

Help with magazine subscription and lodging registration

Reader asks how to contact the Better Business Bureau regarding a Ladies Home Journal subscription and cites a canceled check. Also mentions Chamber of Commerce room registrations for private homes and patient communication concerns at a local hospital, urging respectful, clear medical discussions.

Better Business Bureau Joseph J. Kelleher Publishers Clearing House Channel Drive Port Washington N.Y WATS Q. L Chamber of Commerce Jamestown Chamber J.W

Coffee prices seen rising after frost hits Brazil crop

An AP report notes wholesale coffee prices around 2.09 per pound in the United States as frost in Brazil tightens supply. General Foods and Folger announce wholesale increases. USDA warns retail prices may rise months later. Raw beans trade near $1.25 to $1.30 per pound. roasting losses reduce usable output. World production for 1975 76 is just under 72 million sacks.

New York Brazil Les Hart U.S. Department of Agriculture Hurt Hart General Foods Corp Folger Coffee Co Procter & Gamble Co General Foods Sugar and Tropical Products USDA Foreign Agricultural Service S. Hart

Clocks Move Forward Sunday Marks Beginning Of Daylight Saving Time

Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday with clocks moving forward one hour from 2 a.m. to 2 a.m. DST lasts six months, until Oct. 31, except in Arizona, Hawaii, and parts of Indiana. Congress debates extending DST while House hearings may be delayed.

Washington Congress Senate House Commerce Committee House Commerce Subcommittee Arizona Hawaii Indiana

Mexican Army Band Trooper Photo by Raul Gomez

Photographer Raul Gomez captured a disciplined Mexican Army Band trooper during the Mexican Olympic Committee ceremony. A pigeon perched on the trooper’s feathered hat gave a light distraction as the official event unfolded in Mexico City.

Mexico City Raul Gomez Gomez

Timber Woes Lift Furniture Prices Warns Bassett Chief

Bassett president Robert H Spilman warned at the Southern Furniture Market press conference that a Monongahela National Forest timber harvest ruling limits supply and could trigger a lumber price surge comparable to the 1973 energy crisis. Oak prices have already risen about 30 percent, with broader impacts feared unless Congress restores forest management to the Forest Service.

Jim Hawkins Robert H Spilman Bassett Furniture Industries, Inc Monongahela Southern Furniture Market Center Southern Furniture Market Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn Spilman U.S Monongahela National Forest W. Virginia US Senate U.S. House of Representatives U.S. Forest Service Piedmont North Carolina High Point Thomasville Lexington Hickory Lenoir

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