High Hopes At Ford House
A Washington chatter piece surveys Vice President Gerald Ford amid White House transfer speculation sparked by Osborne and Safire. The skit depicts Ford at home with Betty, humor about Lincoln drapes, the Lincoln Room, and dreams of presidency. It notes son Mike's memoir deal and a Camp David tie in with a playful Impeach Nixon sticker.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
White House
John Osborne
The
New Republic
Ford
William Safire
Osborne
Gerry
Betty
Lincoln Room
Macy’s
United States
Secret Service
Nixon
Mike
Ladies’ Home
Camp David
Kindergarten Ready To Register Pupils
Greensboro parents in Guilford County urged to register children for the 1974 75 kindergarten program before the May 3 deadline. Dr. Melvin Stahl said about 1,100 have registered, roughly 60 percent of eligible children, with a mid May lottery to select state supported entrants. The system plans to nearly double its classes this year to 26, plus eight federally funded slots for economically deprived children.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Melvin Stahl
Stahl
Deputy Seriously Hurt In Randolph Shooting
Randolph County officers pursued Paul Myers after he shot at them while serving a warrant. Deputy Buheller was seriously wounded in the stomach, Deputy Hinshaw treated for minor head injuries, and Myers later surrendered at Moses Cone Hospital in Greensboro. Authorities listed charges of assault on an officer with a firearm.
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Don Wrenn
Enterprise
Weller Shaboro
Randolph Ddan
Moses Cone Hospital
Greensboro
Paul Myers
Randolph County
Lloyd Brown
John Buheller
Myers
Jericho Road
Camp Caraway
Flint Hill
Buheller
Jerry Brown
Mike Hinshaw
Hinshaw
Randolph Hospital
Bucheller
High Point Memorial Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Brown
N.C. 62
Guilford County
Jockeying For Position In 1976 NC Governor Race
Raleigh observers note ongoing maneuvering by Republicans and Democrats as 1976 gubernatorial prospects emerge. Names linked with GOP include David Flaherty James Martin Charles Taylor Tom Bennett while Democrats courted Lt. Gov James Hunt Jr House leader James Ramsey and Senator Gordon Allen.
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Bill Noblitt
Raleigh
U.S. Senate
North Carolina General Assembly
James E. Halshouser
David T. Flaherty
Department of Human Resources
U.S
James G. Martin
Mecklenburg County
Davidson College
U.S. House
Charles Taylor
Brevard
General Assembly
GOP
Tom Bennett
Morehead City
Holfhouser
Frank Rouse
Council of State
James B. Hunt Jr
House
James E. Ramsey
Roxboro
Senate
Gordon P. Allen
Allen
North Blount Street
Tirlihood
Hunt
Graham
Ramsey
Bennett
Halshouser
Boone
North Carolina
Two Arrested On Dope Charge
Two area youths were arrested by High Point Police Friday afternoon on felonious possession of marijuana. Richard Wray White 21 of Baker Road and Anita Ellis Kivett 20 of Rt. 6 Thomasville held in Guilford County jail. White bond 5000 Kivett bond 2500. Also reported: a $300 cash box stolen from Warehouse Sales. checks in box. various thefts including a $189.50 checkwriting machine. a tool box with timing light valued at 80. a 16-year-old girl detained for stealing 24 in clothing from K Mart. Mary Lee Bridges 19 charged with larceny. numerous auto parts thefts. bicycle theft complaints. and traffic arrests including reckless driving and drunken driving.
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High Point
Guilford County
Richard Wray White
Baker Road
Anita Ellis Kivett
Rt. 6
Thomasville
White
Ms. Kivett
N. Centennial St
Marjorie Parham
Moss Furniture Co
Mangum Street
Main Street
K-Mart
N. Main Street
Highland Cotton Mills
Mary Lackey Rollins
Mary Lee Bridges
White Oak Street
Gary 8
Brown
Backyard Gardening Boom Starts Growing Season
Dealers in garden equipment report booming business at the start of the growing season. Hinson's spader is among noted tools driving customer demand as homeowners upgrade yards and plan new plantings.
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Hinson
Spader
Parkview School PTA elects 1974 75 officers
PTA of Parkview School elected officers for the 1974 75 year at the recent meeting. Elected were Mrs. Stan Kinney president, the Rev. W. H. Amerson first vice president, Mrs. James Russell second vice president, Mrs. W. W. Crabb secretary, and Mrs. Grady Lain treasurer.
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PTA
Parkview School
Stan Kinney
W. H. Amerson
James Russell
W. W. Crabb
Grady Lain
Bond Issue Discussion Slated By High Point Panel
The High Point Chamber of Commerce hosts a Thursday panel on six bond issues totaling 8.815 million dollars ahead of the May 7 vote. The session begins with coffee at 10 a.m. and a discussion at 10:30 led by Earl N. Phillips Jr. and Ed Pleasants. City officials will attend as bond details cover municipal service center transit, street, electrical, water, and library projects. The total includes 2 million for a municipal service center and 2.585 million for street improvements.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lewis Ferretti
Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club Committee
Earl N. Phillips Jr
Ed. Pleasants
Ferretti
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Ford House
the Chief
the White House
Los Angeles Times
the Happy Streaker
Richard Cullom
Rt. 2
Trinity
M. L. Bodenheimer
Mark Austin
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
N.C
Associated Press
AP News
Post Office
Carrners
Randolph
Jim Graham
June Stackhouse
Westwood Drive
Rosalyn Smith
Terrell Street
Daniel Christopher Quick
Boulevard
Donnie Smith
Center Street
George Driggers
North Centennial
Charlie Collins
Clinton Street
Wilber Hinson
Archdale
Central North Carolina School For the Deaf
Highway 29 North
John T. Hofman
New York State University
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Bethune Ywca
Fourth Street
Voluntary Action Center
Astor- Dowdy Towers
YWCA
YMCA
Youth Services Bureau
NCSU
Dayla Lee Schafer
E. W. Schafer Jr
Shadow Valley Road
Omicron Delta Epsilon
North Carolina State University
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