Mississippi considers Lee Bounds for Parchman superintendent
Former North Carolina corrections chief Lee Bounds met Gov. Bill Waller and U. S. District Judge William C. Keady as Mississippi searches for a permanent Parchman prison farm superintendent. Bounds would replace interim head W. S. Hollowell amid ongoing civil rights scrutiny of prison conditions and possible federal oversight.
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Jackson
Miss
North Carolina
Bill Waller
Parchman
Lee Bounds
North Carolina Department of Corrections
U. S
William C. Keady
Bounds
North Carolina Post
Mississippi
John Allen Collier
W. S. Hollowell
Indianola
Keady
A. L
Art’ Lockhart
Cummins
Arkansas
University of Virginia
Waller
State Prison Board
Prison Administration
Sunflower County
Kinney 59 Dies After Illness at High Point Hospital
Paul George Kinney 59 of 1824 Pershing St died Friday at 2 30 p.m. in High Point Memorial Hospital after three years of declining health. He was a WWII Navy veteran, sales man with Metropolitan Refining, and member of First Church of God. Survived by wife Willa Mae Daves and three daughters, three sons, nine grandchildren, two great grandchildren, two sisters, and one brother. Funeral Sunday 3 p.m. at First Church of God. burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Body at Cumby Mortuary. visitation tonight 7–9. Daisy Warner Beaton of Lexington 85 also dies Friday. burial plans pending. Surviving husband Bert Beaton and five daughters and a son. Funeral plans pending at Davidson Funeral Home.
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Paul George Kinney
Pershing St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr Kinney
Forsyth County
William N
Mary Knouse Kinney
High Point
Metropolitan Refining Company
U.S. Navy
Floral Garden Park
Cumby
Lexington
Daisy Warner Beaton
Becky St
Hilltop Rest Home
Harvey R. King Dies at 66 in Ararat Virginia
Harvey R. King age 66 of Ararat Virginia died suddenly at his home Friday from a heart attack. He was the brother of Mrs. Kermit Metheny of High Point and survived by his wife three sons four daughters five brothers and six sisters. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Harvey R. King
Ararat
Kermit Metheny
High Point
Moody Sr. Howard L. Moody dies at 66 in Lexington
Howard L. Moody Sr. of 508 Moore Drive dies Thursday at Rowan Memorial Hospital Salisbury. Funeral at 4 p.m. today at Piedmont Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Lexington City Cemetery. Survived by his wife Josie Smith Moody, three daughters Mrs. George Black Lexington, Mrs. James Clement Rt. 1 Linwood, Mrs. Melvin Michael Rt. 4 Lexington, two sons Howard L. Moody Jr. Lexington, Carroll A. Moody Rt. 1 Linwood, one sister Mrs. Taylor Myers Lexington, three brothers Harold Moody Henry Moody Lexington and Herbert Moody Thomasville.
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Lexington
Howard L. Moody Sr
Moore Drive
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Salisbury
Piedmont Funeral Home Chapel
Lexington City Ce
Josie Smith Moody
George Black
James Clement
Rt. 1
Linwood
Melvin Michael
Rt. 4
Howard L. Moody Jr
Carroll A. Moody
Mrs Lucy Allen Hauser 85 dies in Pinnacle
Mrs Lucy Allen Hauser of Pinnacle Rt 2 widow of Oliver F Hauser died Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital. She was born in Surry County to John W and Lucinda Brown Allen and was a member of Mount Zion United Methodist Church. Surviving: daughter Mrs Frank Heffner Walnut Cove. three sons Oliver W Hauser Pinnacle Dallas Hauser High Point Porter Hauser Charlotte. sister Mrs O T Jones Pleasant Garden. Body at Cox Funeral Home Pilot Mountain. Funeral 2:30 p m Sunday at Mount Zion United Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Pinnacle
Lucy Allen Hauser
Rt. 2
Oliver F. Hauser
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hauser
Surry County
John W
Lucinda Brown Allen
Mount Zion United
O. T. Jones
Pleasant Garden
Cox Funeral Home
Pilot Mountain
Mount Zion United Methodist Church
Church
Council Creates State Land Use Policy Council
Governor Holshouser establishes a state land policy council with William L. Bondurant as chairman to plan land use. He underscores a need to align growth with land limits and aims to inventory state land, while inviting Lt. Gov. Hunt and the House Speaker to join. The move follows 1973 bills on coastal and mountain management carried over to 1974.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
William L. Bondurant
Jim Holshouser
Holshouser
Jim
State Board OKs 9.9 Million in NC road jobs
North Carolina state Board of Transportation approved 9.9 million dollars in bids for 16 road projects including 4.2 million for 3.7 miles on Interstate 77 in Mecklenburg County. The board also set a 107 million dollar maintenance budget and formed three subcommittees led by H Perrin Anderson with members John Murphy Robert Browning Wayne Montgomery and Senator James Garrison.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Board of Transportation
Mecklenburg County
H.perrin Anderson
Charlotte
John Murphy
Fayetteville
Robert Browning
Greenville
Wayne Montgomery
Asheville
James Garrison
Dstanly
Obscenity Law Rewrite Moves in North Carolina
Five Wake County legislators vow support for new obscenity legislation after Wake District Court acquitted a Raleigh bookstore owner. Judge Preston said laws were vague and unenforceable, spurring calls to curb pornographic material and strengthen state obscenity statutes.
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Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
Wake County
Wake District Court
Edwin S. Preston Jr
Wake
Burley Mitchell
Preston
Sam Johnson
Robert J. Barker
Robert L. Farmer
Ward Purrington
Landfill Matter On Agenda for Guilford County Commission
The Guilford County Board of Commissioners will discuss eliminating landfills with unpulverized materials in watershed protected districts and add watershed protections to light industrial zones. They will also review rezoning requests near Greensboro and hear updates on multi family housing and planned unit developments.
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Greensboro
Guilford
North Carolina County Commissioners Association
Electronic device aids Willow Creek golfers technique
Kiwanis Club of High Point heard Willow Creek golf pro Drew Pierson demonstrate a portable closed circuit television system for swing analysis. The camera captures a golfer’s motion and playback slows or freezes frames to study critical positions and foot placement affecting the swing toward the target.
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Willow Creek Club
Drew Pierson
Kiwanis Club
High Point
Pierson
Getting Ready For Super Doffer Contest
A staff photo by Mark Austin accompanies a preview of a local Super Doffer contest. The article outlines participants preparing costumes and practice routines as organizers finalize judging criteria and safety measures.
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Mark Austin
Morgan Honored Leader With Local and State Roles
Morgan a Doctor of Jurisprudence from Cumberland School of Law Sanford University has held multiple leadership posts including past president of the High Point Jaycees and High Point Heart Association director roles. He serves on the North Carolina Criminal Justice Council and Urban Ministry board. He and wife Ann reside at 1024 Cantering Road with two children Lea and Jef.
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Cumberland School of Law
Sanford University
High Point Jaycees
High Point Heart Assn
North Carolina Heart Assn
High Point Legal Services
Study Commission
North Carolina Legal Services
Urban Ministry of High Point, Inc
North Carolina Criminal Justice Training and Standards Council
Salvation Army Boy’s Club Council
Morgan
Christ United Methodist Church
Ann
Lea
Jef
Cantering Road
Bencini Promises Independent Decision Making in Re election Bid
The candidate pledges to govern without pressure from special interests while considering all citizens. He states he was born and raised in High Point, has seen the city grow, and aims to work for its future as his family watches.
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High Point
Welfare Aid in Guilford County Drops in August
In Guilford County the number of residents receiving welfare through the Department of Social Services fell in August from July figures. While beneficiaries declined for families with dependent children, average payments rose, with aged assistance also showing a slight decrease in recipients but higher weekly or monthly payout amounts.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Dept. of Social Services
L. M. Thompson
Thompson
Woman Seeks Damages After Elm Street Collision
A Davidson County woman Virginia Tussey Blizzard filed suit in superior court seeking 45000 damages from Guilford County resident Nathan Irwin Bienenstock and Southern Furniture Inc of High Point. The crash occurred April 26 1972 on Elm Street at English Road.
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Davidson County
Virginia Tussey Blizzard
Guilford County
Free Offer Promises Nol Obligation Electronic Device
It will cost you nothing to have this new electronic device sent to you without obligation. It may help you as it has helped so many others.
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Miracle Ear Hearing Aids
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Harvey King
Howard Moody
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Highland Cotton Mill
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Bencini
Grace Flower Shop
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Broad Ave
PLM
First Church of God
Sartlad Cleaners-Canveners
Central Hearing Aid Inc
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