County Studying Massage Law
Greensboro attorney warns Guilford County board they would face a costly lawsuit if a proposed massage parlor ordinance passes. The measure, modeled after Durham and Greensboro rules, would ban opposite sex massages, outlaw erotic services, require licensing, limit hours, and impose fines up to 50 dollars.
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Jim Hawkins
Enterprise State
Greensboro
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Ount
William Trevorrow
Steve Schlosser
Guilford County
Robert Landreth
Gaston Faison
Trevorrow
Fayetteville
Cumberland County
Durham
Reensboro
Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Schlosser
Stokesdale
North Carolina Weather Turns Wet Lifts Drought Wary
A million dollar rain breaks a month long drought in North Carolina. Rain begins in the mountains and spreads through the weekend, bringing relief to farmers and foresters. Highs reach upper 60s to mid 70s today and Saturday, with lows mostly in the 50s to 60s. Chance of rain 20 percent today and 80 percent tonight and Saturday. Sunday to Tuesday look fair with mid 60s to low 70s highs.
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North Carolina
High Point
Friendship
Missing High Point Teen Ager Patsy Hill
Patsy Jean Hill, 14, reported missing to High Point Police. Last seen in Richmond Virginia on April 24 staying at Rubicon Therapeutic Center. 5 feet 2 inches, 120 pounds, long blonde hair blue eyes fair complexion. Daughter of Phyllis Cansler of 1123 A Grace Street. Call High Point Police with any information.
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Patsy Jean Hill
High Point
Richmond
Rubicon Therapeutic Center
Phyllis Cansler
Grace St
Students Named To ECU Society
Marcy Lynn Mears of High Point and Linda Kaye Anderson of Greensboro were among 227 ECU students inducted into Phi Kappa Phi on April 15 for superior academic achievement. Junior GPAs must be at least 3.6, seniors 3.5, graduates by faculty recommendation. Ms. Mears is a senior and Ms. Anderson a junior.
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Greenville
Marcy Lynn Mears
High Point
Linda Kaye Anderson
Greensboro
East Carolina University
Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
Ms. Mears
ECU
Ms. Anderson
Davidson County Republicans name convention delegates
Delegates to the district and state conventions were named Thursday night at the county convention of the Davidson County Republican Party. Fifteen delegates were appointed later by a committee.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Republican Party
Sim DeLapp
Ames Sexton
Cleo Payne
Joe L. Berrier
Davidson Republicans
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Campbell College selects Jamestown student for Baptist Youth Corps
Gwendolyn Smith of Jamestown was chosen among thirteen Campbell College students for the 1976 Baptist Summer Youth Corps. She will serve at First Baptist Church in Sylva as Spanish major and as program coordinator and task force leader for the Baptist Student Union.
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Buses Creek
Tommie Gwendolyn Smith
Jamestown
Campbell College
First Baptist Church
Sylva
Campbell
The
Baptist Student Union
Calley to Wed Georgia Jewelry Buyer Penny Vick
William L. Calley Jr plans to marry Penny Vick, 29, a buyer for her father’s Columbus jewelry store, on May 15. Calley, 32, has lived in Columbus since his 1971 My Lai murder conviction. the Supreme Court refused review, and the Army says he will not be jailed.
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Columbus, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
Columbus
Penny Vick
Stork
Calley
U.S. Army
My Lai
South Vietnam
U.S. Supreme Court
Anne Moore
Ft. Benning
South Georgia
Commissioners to ask Cone to use ambulance telemetry equipment
Greensboro officials plan to urge Cone Memorial Hospital trustees to allow use of a county bought telemetry system for ambulance care. The device would stream patient heart data to hospital staff at Greens boro area facilities, improving on scene reporting and treatment decisions.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Cone Memorial Hospital
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Point
Greensburg
Wesley Long Hospital
Robert Shaw
John Witherspoon
Richards
Local Guard Is Honored by High Point Jaycees
High Point Jaycees honored the local National Guard Thursday night with plaques to acknowledge its contribution to the city. Capt. Bill Howard and Lt Col. Bill Smiths, commanders of the High Point units, received the recognitions.
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High Point Jaycees
National Guard
Bill Howard
Bill Smiths
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W. Russell
Patsy Hill
ECU Society
Tommie Smith
Paris
Briggs & Stratton
Tiers & Mowers
Togrim IE
INIA
Parts and Supplies
Power Mower Co
Mero
Me Jae
Wah
Central Hearing Aid, Inc
N. Main ST
Arcade Building
Georgia
High Point Enterprise
Cone
Lexington Ave
Baptist Church
J. Wayne Levan
Woodrow W. Robbins
Marsh Kitchiens, Inc
Hocus Lythe
Ourlow
Zenith
N. Main
Apparel Factory
MS. Jeans
S.ajackets
Blue Bell Factory
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