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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1977

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Southern Bell seeks 65 million rate hike in North Carolina

Southern Bell filed for a 65.16 million rate increase in North Carolina claiming inflation has eroded earnings since the last rise over a year ago. If approved, one party residence rates rise 60 cents and business lines 1.20 dollars monthly. NC AG Edmisten calls the request astounding and says the utilities will be scrutinized. The filing includes 11.5 million from settlements with other carriers and 53.7 million from direct Bell customers, plus extended evening discounts for certain hours.

Raleigh Southern Bell Telephone Co North Carolina R. G. Stamey Southern Bell Stamey N.C. Utilities Commission Rufus Edmisten the Utilities Commission Bell B. Franklin Skinner Skinner

Memphis Man 18 Held After Presley Graceland Deaths

A speeding car driven by 18 year old Treatise Wheeler III who had been drinking struck pedestrians crossing a highway to Elvis Presley Graceland killing two women and injuring a teenager. Four involved were taken into custody as crowds elsewhere at the mansion observed the vigil for Presley.

Memphis Sam Martz Police Traffic Division Treatise Wheeler III Tennessee Martz Wheeler Methodist Hospital Tammy J. Bauer St. Clair St. Louis Martz Dave Tenenbaum Associated Press

Reader questions petrified wood and local help resources

The column discusses petrified wood in North Carolina with Dr. Roy Epperson offering identification help. It also covers local options for car upholstery services and clothing donations through Urban Ministry Goodwill and the House of Prayer, plus guidance on copyrighting music and a traffic fatality case with multiple charges and a high speed collision narrative.

Roy Epperson High Point College South Main Social Services Goodwill Industries House of Prayer

No Prosecution Found in Lance Banking Case

Federal investigators found no information to prosecute Budget Director Bert Lance or others tied to his Georgia banking activities. Comptroller John Heimann told Congress unresolved questions on acceptable banking practices remain and his office may seek regulatory changes. Lance and Hermann were slated to testify September 7.

Washington Bert Lance Lance Georgia Comptroller of the Currency John Heimann Congress Heimann Senate Government Affairs Committee Comptroller's Carter Hermann

Comptroller report prompts early testimony plan

In a letter to committee chair Abraham Ribicoff and Sen. Charles Percy the comptroller said further work is needed before proceeding. Ribicoff and Percy announced Heimann would testify first and Lance second, with other witnesses to be called as appropriate. They noted the report's accompanying exhibits require study and analysis.

Comptroller Abraham A. Ribicoff D-Conn Ribicoff Charles H. Percy A-ll Percy Heimann Lance

Presley Rites Are Private As Elvis Laid To Rest

Elvis Presley funeral proceeds as a private family ceremony at Graceland with plans for a public viewing later. Rex Humbard to officiate while Sammy Davis Jr. James Brown Chet Atkins and RCA executives among attendees. Caroline Kennedy Burt Reynolds Ann-Margret rumored to attend.

Presley America Sammy Davis Jr James Brown Chet Atkins RCA Victor Caroline Kennedy Burt Reynolds Ann-Margret

Correspondent Recalls Beating by AP Writer in Central Africa

Michael Goldsmith, AP foreign correspondent, recounts his imprisonment in the Central African Empire. He was arrested on July 14 and released August 14 after 3% days in a bare windowless cell. He recalls waking bloodied, handcuffed, and in underwear, with wounds and pain.

Michael Goldsmith Central African Empire Associated Press

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